The Other Panda
Jun09

The Other Panda

We all have come to know and love the large black and white Giant panda which is honored in such ways as it being a national symbol of China, the logo for the World Wildlife Fund for Nature, and the leading star in films like Kung Fu Panda. There is however another animal which shares the Panda name and despite its name being Lesser Panda, it deserves just as much recognition and protection as its more famous counterpart.

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50 Fascinating Facts About the Ocean
Jun08

50 Fascinating Facts About the Ocean

The world’s oceans have always been a place of wonder and mystery. Covering nearly three quarters of our planet, it’s impossible to know all their secrets. But with over 71% of our planet’s surface covered in water, we have an awful lot to thank our oceans for.

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Borneo : Highlights of an Untamed Island
Jun06

Borneo : Highlights of an Untamed Island

Few places on earth can match the biodiversity and rugged beauty of Borneo. The third largest island in the world, Borneo is home to some extraordinary animals and plants that live in one of the oldest rainforests on earth. New species are continually being discovered in this magical place even today.

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Photographing Snakes in the Wild
Jun01

Photographing Snakes in the Wild

When it comes to documenting these magnificent creatures with a camera, things can get a bit tricky. They are many times experts at camouflage, can have lightning quick speed, and their low profile to the ground makes it often times difficult to get a nice shot. Here are some tips when it comes to photographing snakes in the wild.

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Channel Islands: California’s Secret Gem
Apr30

Channel Islands: California’s Secret Gem

Situated just a rather short boat ride from the heavily populated and busy coast of California’s coastline lies one of North America’s most impressive group of islands. Eight islands make up the chain and several can be visited during certain times of the year. With rare and unique flora and fauna endemic to each individual island, each has its own character and highlights.

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