Why Are Chimpanzees Endangered?

Authored by Sunshine Wilson in Environment
Published on 01-28-2010

Chimpanzees are social animals and live in communities, usually led by an alpha male of the species. Healthy female chimpanzees will usually produce an offspring approximately every five years. They are omnivores, consuming a diet of plants and animals. Chimpanzees are about four feet tall and weigh between 60 and 120 pounds. They usually walk on all four limbs, but have the ability to walk erect on their two legs. Read the rest

Different Types of Maple Trees

Authored by Michelle Fairbrother in Nature and Wildlife
Published on 01-13-2010

Take a look outside and chances are there will be at least a few different types of maple trees in sight. Most people are not even aware that there are different types of maple trees. There are sugar maple trees which are one of the most common types of maple tree found in North America. These are truly magnificent trees which are especially lovely during the fall months when the leaves change different colors. Read the rest

Eco Friendly Kitchen Cabinets

Authored by Jaipi Sixbear in Environment
Published on 01-10-2010

Kitchen cabinets may not be on your list of environmental bad boys. Still, Eco friendly kitchen cabinets are a must for environmentally conscious consumers. Construction methods for conventional kitchen cabinets use wood, glue and finishes that leave a heavy impact on the environment. New kitchen cabinets can fill your home with toxins. Installing Eco friendly kitchen cabinets is good for your family’s health. It also leaves mother earth with a big smile on her face. Read the rest

Pros and Cons of Climate Change

Authored by Jaipi Sixbear in Environment
Published on 01-03-2010

Talk about the negative impact of global warming is abundant. You may be surprised to hear there are positive effects associated with climate change. In order to make an educated decision it’s always best to hear both sides of the argument. In the case of climate change, the cons do outweigh the pros. Nevertheless, consideration must be given to the pros of climate change. Read the rest

Five Things to Do with Unwanted Christmas Gifts

Authored by Kimberly Back in Holidays
Published on 01-02-2010

Christmas is the season of perpetual hope, and habitually bad gift-giving. If you receive a not-so-fabulous gift, sure, you can pretend to be delighted and gracious in front of the person who gifted it to you; however, a dilemma arises when you return home. What are you supposed to do with the gift now? If you are in a holiday pickle, and don’t know what to do with your unwanted Christmas gifts, try these ideas for five things to do with those pesky presents. Read the rest

How Does Pollution Affect Wildlife?

Authored by Sunshine Wilson in Environment
Published on 12-29-2009

Pollution is hazardous to the health of human beings and the domestic animals that live with us. But is pollution also harmful to the animals that live in the wild with no protection from the elements? How does pollution affect wildlife? Read the rest

How to Decorate Palm Trees for Christmas

Authored by Eliza Wynn in Holidays
Published on 12-25-2009

Most people think that a Christmas tree should be an evergreen such as a fir, pine, or spruce, but any tree can be decorated for Christmas. If you live in a tropical climate, or if you just want to try something different this year, why not decorate a palm tree for a change? Like a traditional Christmas tree, you can decorate a palm tree with a tree skirt, lights, and ornaments. Read the rest

Top Five Ways to Celebrate the New Year at Home

Authored by Kimberly Back in Holidays
Published on 12-25-2009

The New Year holiday is often associated with lavish parties that last through the night, and continue until morning. If you aren’t up for shutting down a bar, or if you just want to enjoy some additional holiday time with your family, try these five ideas for celebrating the New Year at home. Read the rest

Different Types of Willow Trees

Authored by Sylvia Cochran in Nature and Wildlife
Published on 12-24-2009

Homeowners searching for ornamental flora will do well to take a look at the different types of willow trees. They are deciduous in nature, grow as either full-sized trees or shrubs and are also available as dwarf cultivars. This makes the willow uniquely appropriate for virtually any kind of backyard or other landscape. Read the rest

The Most Haunted Spots in Kentucky

Authored by Kimberly Back in Paranormal
Published on 12-23-2009

While Kentucky may be known for its bluegrass, race horses, and fried chicken, it is also home to numerous haunted locations. If you are game for a trip to the state with “Unbridled Spirit,” and more than a few ghostly spirits, then visit the locations on this list of the most haunted spots in Kentucky. Read the rest

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