Category: Jungle
Ecotourism wipes out entire Wildlife Populations & Human Communities
Ecotourism is often considered highly compatible with conservation efforts because it generates revenue through the non-consumptive use of wildlife (in contrast to, e.g., fishing and hunting), while helping to foster a conservation ethic among participants. However, it is becoming clear that human presence in… Continue Reading “Ecotourism wipes out entire Wildlife Populations & Human Communities”
European Study concludes Nutella is Carcinogenic
A new study conducted by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has concluded that Nutella may be carcinogenic and therefore dangerous to consume. The EFSA report states that palm oil, one of the key ingredients in the popular chocolate spread, can cause cancer when cooked… Continue Reading “European Study concludes Nutella is Carcinogenic”
Zimbabwe claims Biblical Ark of the Covenant
The news reports that the long-lost Biblical Ark of the Covenant has been found in Zimbabwe has re-ignited interest in its guardians – the Lemba tribe. But where does fiction finish and fact begin? Until the story of the hunt is told by the… Continue Reading “Zimbabwe claims Biblical Ark of the Covenant”
Trinidad & Tobago Leper Colony @ Chacachacare Island
Less than 5 miles off the northwest coast of Trinidad, the most westerly isle of the Bocas del Dragon archipelago, Chacachacare rises out of the sea. Just 900 acres of rocky land covered by scrubby plants and poisonous Manchineel trees, Chacachacare has a dark… Continue Reading “Trinidad & Tobago Leper Colony @ Chacachacare Island”
Machu Picchu in the Cordillera de Vilcabamba in the Andes Mountains
Machu Picchu, site of ancient Inca ruins located about 50 miles (80 km) northwest of Cuzco, Peru, in the Cordillera de Vilcabamba of the Andes Mountains. It is perched above the Urubamba River valley in a narrow saddle between two sharp peaks—Machu Picchu (Old… Continue Reading “Machu Picchu in the Cordillera de Vilcabamba in the Andes Mountains”
Mexico’s Triumph over the French @ Cinco de Mayo
Before Cinco de Mayo became associated with tacos and margaritas, the day served as a reminder of Mexico’s triumph over the French. Celebrated annually, Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over the Second French Empire, led by Napoleon III, at the Battle… Continue Reading “Mexico’s Triumph over the French @ Cinco de Mayo”
Mosquitos to replace Covid-19 Jab to fight Immune system
Covid-19 Jabs caused 15 million deaths and 60 million disabilities in the USA. While ignoring the serious death and disability accounts, Bill Gates is preparing for Mosquitoes being harnessed to vaccinate humans without their consent. Researchers in the Netherlands have been developing a malaria… Continue Reading “Mosquitos to replace Covid-19 Jab to fight Immune system”
Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula underground Cave System threatened by the Maya Train Project
AKTUN TUYUL CAVE SYSTEM, Mexico (AP) — Rays of sunlight slice through pools of crystal water as clusters of fish cast shadows on the limestone below. Arching over the emerald basin are walls of stalactites dripping down the cavern ceiling, which opens to a… Continue Reading “Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula underground Cave System threatened by the Maya Train Project”
Huge lost Ancient city found in the Amazon
A huge ancient city has been found in the Amazon, hidden for thousands of years by lush vegetation. The discovery changes what we know about the history of people living in the Amazon. The houses and plazas in the Upano area in eastern Ecuador… Continue Reading “Huge lost Ancient city found in the Amazon”
Celebrate World Animal Day & Fight against Eco-Terrorism
World Animal Day, also known as World Animal Welfare Day or World Animal Protection Day, is a significant annual event on the 4th of October. It’s been celebrated since 1925, garnering an ever-growing international community dedicated to putting an end to the pointless suffering… Continue Reading “Celebrate World Animal Day & Fight against Eco-Terrorism”
The Dark Side of Green Technology and modern Child Slavery
As US President Joe Biden touts his administration’s climate agenda, some observers are drawing attention to the consequences of the global drive towards green energy. Abuses in Africa have attracted criticism from some influential quarters, including Amnesty International and Pope Francis. Biden’s renewable energy… Continue Reading “The Dark Side of Green Technology and modern Child Slavery”
Lebanon continues to Battle spreading Pine Forest Wildfires
Lebanon battled rapidly spreading wildfires for a third straight day Friday after they destroyed pine forests and threatened homes in northern areas. It’s spreading in all directions, fanned by high winds and has reached neighboring Syria. The blaze that started Wednesday in Lebanon’s remote… Continue Reading “Lebanon continues to Battle spreading Pine Forest Wildfires”
The Dutch Kingdom controls 20% of South America’s Trade Flow
The Netherlands is currently the largest single investor in South America, accounting for 20% of all attributable inflows, followed by the USA with 17% in 2014. China is still far from being Latin America’s major source of foreign direct investment (FDI) and represents roughly 6% of the region’s total FDI. According to Inter-American Dialogue, during the period from 2005-2015, China… Continue Reading “The Dutch Kingdom controls 20% of South America’s Trade Flow”
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