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Imperial eagle endangered

January 22, 2013

It’s a classic, imperial eagle endangered, but not be less attention. Many organizations, such as WWF, which together with projects and banks Foundations implement conservation efforts imperial eagle. Iberian Imperial Eagle The performance area is extensive, and consists for example of the installation of new pairs of imperial eagles in areas like the Valley Tiétar in… read more »

What is Ecology?

January 17, 2013

What is Ecology? The ecology is the science that studies theecosystem . These are formed by the physical environment and the living beings that inhabit it.Among these elements are established numerous relationships, which are those that guarantee their equiibrioum The characteristics and composition of the different ecosystems depend largely on the climatic conditions of each zone. Man alone, according to… read more »

Do snakes shed their skin?

July 19, 2012

Answer : As they grow, snakes shed all of their skin. The skin comes off like a sock, beginning at the mouth. Snakes can only shed their skin when the air is moist. If the air is dry, the skin does not come off. This is dangerous for the snake, since the old skin can… read more »

How long have insects been around?

July 18, 2012

Answer : One insect fossil, found in Russia, dates back to more than 100 million years before the first dinosaurs. Cockroaches are also older than dinosaurs.

How do I know a lizard if I meet one?

July 17, 2012

Answer : Lizards have dry, scaly skin and clawed feet. When they are in danger, many types of lizards can shed their tail to distract an enemy. A new tail grows back.

How do sloth bears eat?

July 14, 2012

Answer : The sloth bear has a flexible white snout that is very useful for digging food out of the ground. The sloth bear uses its long claws to rip open the nests of ants and termites. It then uses its snout and hairless lips to form a kind of suction tube that sucks in… read more »

How many insects live together?

June 7, 2012

Answer : Many insects live in groups, swarms, colonies or nests. A colony of ants can have just 50 ants. One big nest in Japan had 1,080,000 queen ants and 306,000,000 workers in 45,000 smaller nests, each of which was connected with the others. Some insects, like locusts, live in swarms. One swarm can hold… read more »

Why was the pachycephalosaurus special?

June 7, 2012

Answer : The plant-eating pachycephalosaurus, which means the thick-headed lizard, gets its long name from its strange head. The pachycephalosaurus had a dome-shaped head that made it look as if it was wearing a tight cap. Its skull was about 25 centimetres (10 inches) thick and housed a tiny brain. The pachycephalosaurus probably used its… read more »

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