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Breaking News Mon, 20 May 2013
LEOPARD
Forest   Garden   Photos   Wikipedia: Leopard   Wildlife  
Leopard caught in Jalpaiguri tea garden
Jalpaiguri: A leopard, which was preying on goats and chickens at a tea garden for the last few days, was caught in a trap laid by its workers in Jalpaiguri district today. | The eight to 10-year-old ... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
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Black sand forming when lava hits ocean. Kilauea Volcano. When lava contacts water, it cools rapidly and shatters into sand and fragmented debris of various size. Much of the debris is small enough to be considered sand.
Photos   Scientists   Volcano   Wellington   Wikipedia: Volcano  
Using Mathematics to Understand Volcanoes
Monday, 20 May 2013, 11:55 am | Press Release: Victoria University of Wellington | 20 May 2013 | Using Mathematics to Understand Volcanoes | Unravelling the mysteries of the world around us is all in ... (photo: Creative Commons / Philip Maise)
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Golfe de Tunis et port de Sidi Bou Sad.jpg  Golfe de Tunis et port de Sidi Bou Sad, Tunisie. Tunisia: after the revolution
Making waves: Sidi Bou Said, near Tunis and the Bay of Carthage. Photograph: Idealink Photography/Alamy | Sidi Bou Said's signature blue-and-white houses are framed with sweet-smelling jasmine and bou... (photo: Creative Commons / Paul SKG) The Observer
Nature   Photos   Tourism   Tunisia   Wikipedia: Sidi Bou Said  
INDIA-CAMEL-JHARGRAM Two camels seen kept at the deer park in Jhargram after the forest protection committee members managed to catch them and handed over to the forest deptt from Brindabanpur area in jhargram after the owner fleed away afraid of joint force petrolling on wednessday in Eastern India ----- WN/BHASKAR MALLICK Australia, home to the world's largest camel herd
Australia is famous for its wildlife - kangaroos, koalas and numerous species of snakes and spiders - but it is also home to the world's largest herd of camels. There are about 750,000 roaming wi... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick) BBC News
Australia   Camel   Photos   Wikipedia: Australia   Wildlife  
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The marshes contain several species of insect with a restricted distribution in the London area such as the Essex skipper butterfly Umbilicus lineman, an uncommon overfly Voluntary inanity, a pyramid moth Shoestrings Micronesian and the sporadic breeding by the nationally-endangered Marsh Warbler. UK's rare spring butterflies make a late show
Those of us looking out for the appearance of the UK's spring butterflies can finally enjoy their arrival, but weeks later than usual. | The second-coldest March on ... (photo: Creative Commons / MichaD) BBC News
Butterfly   Nature   Photos   Spring   Wikipedia: Butterfly  
Kori Bustard Ardeotis kori Burchell, Etosha National park, Namibia Indian Bustard on brink of extinction in India
  | Bengaluru: Bird lovers have started an online campaign to save the last surviving Great Indian Bustards (GIB) in the state and other parts of the country. Once f... (photo: Creative Commons / Winfried Bruenken) Deccan Chronicle
Birds   Extinction   India   Photos   Wikipedia: Bustard  
Elephantine (Arabic:  ) is an island in the River Nile, located just downstream of the First Cataract at the southern border of Ancient Egypt. This region is referred to as Upper Egypt because the land is higher than that near the Mediterranean coast. The lure of natural chaos
It's mid-afternoon on the Nile and I am watching the scenery glide by from the top deck of the Royal Lily, in a warm breeze that tugs at my shirt. | Every couple of kilom... (photo: Creative Commons / Blueshade) Stuff
Egypt   Green   Nile   Photos   Tourism   Wikipedia: Nile  
Mount Everest Mount Everest is melting
May 15: | Washington, May 15 (ANI): Researchers led by an Indian origin have found abundant evidence showing decline of snow and ice in Mount Everest region. | The scient... (photo: Creative Commons / FlickreviewR) The Siasat Daily
Climate   Nature   Photos   Science   Wikipedia: Mount Everest  
Kashmiri artists performing action song at the inaguration of the Kashmir Festival at Kashmir Haat in Srinagar Tuesday on 14, May 2013. Aimed to attracting tourists from all over the country and abroad to kashmir Jammu and Kashmir Tourism Minister G.A Mir inagurated the fortnight long Festival. Visit Kashmir, relish natures beauty: Mir to foreigners
Srinagar, May 14 (Scoop News) – Minister for Tourism,  Ghulam Ahmad Mir has called upon the World Countries to allow their citizens to visit Jammu and Kashmir ... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar) GroundReport
Kashmir   Nature   Photos   Tourism   Wikipedia: Jammu and Kashmir  
Building construction in process near huge tree threaten birdlife Building plans threaten birdlife
IN THE on-going search for places to build new homes for our growing population, the green belt seems to be under threat more than ever. While compromises may have to be ... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar) York Press
Home   Photos   Population   Wikipedia: Bird   Wildlife  
Rain-water flooded people homes Natural Disasters Displace 32 Million in 2012
A new report says more than 32-million people were forced to flee their homes in 2012 due to natural disasters. Most of the displacement occurred in developing countries,... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb) Chosunilbo
Disaster   Flood   People   Photos   Wikipedia: Natural disaster  
Plants and trees on a hill-environment-nature. Global warming will destroy half of common plants by century end: Study
NEW DELHI: More than half of common plants and one third of the animals could see a dramatic decline this century due to climate change, according to research published t... (photo: WN / Sayali Santosh Kadam) The Times Of India
Environment   Global Warming   Nature   Photos   Wikipedia: Global warming  
Nature Wild Life
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Protection for trees from pests and disease held back by 'skills gap'
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