Eco Friendly Guide

Next week, the World Aquarium at the St. Louis City Museum hopes to exhibit — running through Sept. 5 — the most two-headed animals in display. The Aquarium officials hope that the exhibit will prompt the creation of a Guinness World Record.

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After long suspicion that the Australian continent we know today is formed from pieces of land that were previously attached to other continents, it is found that — once a separate land mass to the rest of the continent –s Northern Australia collided.

Will the descendants of extinct mammals walk the eart again? No, I’m not introducing another Hollywood created science fiction like the Jurassic Park. This is what some crazy Japanese researchers are looking forward to, rather take us to, the…

The ocean climate has changed over decades, rather centuries. But, what is the more accurate model to reveal the changes?

Every creature has its place and role in the oceans – even the smallest microbe, according to a new study that may lead to more..

Six million years ago, massive erosion of the Alps mountains occurred by a sudden drop in the level of the Mediterranean Sea, a team led by Sean Willett, a University of Washington geologist discovered.

With erosion more or less keeping pace with the.

The ice storms that may lush the planet in future, may largely damage, especially, the commercially important loblolly pine trees. And, this may lead to a huge economic loss. But, what is the solution against the loss? — increased levels of carbon…

What is it?! A red oak tree in Texas has mystically gurgled water for about three months! But, where is it coming from? The phenomenon has also left the experts puzzled. They can’t seem to get to the root of the problem.

The mystery tree belongs to..

Here is an exciting news for the conservationists as it seems the rare, endangered animal – panda – is booming. Chinese breeding centers have witnessed the birth of two more pairs of panda twins, summing upto four babies in the last week, the…

It has been recently said that Antarctic snowfalls have changed little in 50 years. And the reason — Antarctica and the southern hemisphere are surrounded by large oceans that take a long time to heat and therefore act as a buffer to climate change….

While some small populations the poor, harmless seals of Alaska are increasing; in the past 25 years, there has been a 50 per cent drop in the number of northern fur seals in the main colony on Pribilus Island off Alaska, a Tasmanian seal researcher…