The Fastest Reptiles In The World
Running at a speed of 23 km/h, the highly venomous snake of Africa, the black mamba is one of the world's fastest living reptiles.
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The Seven National Parks Of Austria
Austria has seven national parks occupying a total area of 2,376 km², accounting for 2.8% of the country's total area.
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Where On Earth Have Humans Lived the Longest?
Often called the cradle of humankind, Africa is the longest inhabited continent in the world.
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The Most Lethal Scorpions Living Today
The Indian red scorpion, responsible for several cases of human deaths due to envenomation, is usually regarded as the deadliest scorpion species.
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The Largest Lakes In California
A shallow, saline, endorheic rift lake, the Salton Sea is the biggest lake in the US state of California.
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The Four Types of Anteaters
Anteaters are mammals who are known for their diet of ants and termites.
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List of Primates by Population
The following is a list of primates who have the largest populations on Earth, as per the best estimates.
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Slow Loris Facts - Animals of the World
The slow loris is a primate, with the occasional feature that shares much in common with humans.
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What Are The Differences Between Cartilaginous Fishes And Bony Fishes?
The primary difference between cartilaginous and bony fishes is that the latter has a skeleton made of bone while the former has a cartilaginous skeleton.
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Countries Least Dependent On Fossil Fuel Sources For Energy Needs
89.0% of the total energy requirement of Iceland is satisfied by non-fossil fuel energy sources, the highest among any countries of the world.
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What is a Blue Moon?
A blue moon is the name given to an additional full moon that occurs in a given year.
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Animals That Live in the Namib Desert
There are a number of animals who live in the Namib Desert.
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Novel And Unique Ways Of Wildlife Conservation
Wildlife conservation is the need of the day and demands unique and novel techniques and principles to be utilized in saving and protecting the wildlife of the world.
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Aardvark Facts - Animals of Africa
The aardvark is a nocturnal mammal native to Africa, known for its distinctive snout and diet of ants and termites.
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What is a Carbon Offset?
“Carbon offset” refers to reductions that are made in the emission of greenhouse gasses in an attempt to compensate for other emissions.
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The Most Threatened Species Of Shark Living Today
The world's population of sharks have been threatened by habitat degradation, overfishing, bycatch, coastal and riverine development, and hunting.
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Moray Eel Facts - Animals of the Ocean
Moray eels are a large eel species who are found in warm waters throughout the world.
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What is a Flow Resource?
A flow resource is a resource which is neither renewable nor non-renewable.
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What are Benthic Animals?
Benthic animals, sometimes called benthos, refer to organisms who live at the lowest level of a body of water, including an ocean or a lake, sometimes even permanently attached to the bottom.
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What is the Fujita Scale?
The Fujita scale is used to measure tornado intensity.
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