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[Ecosystem] Mongolian Ambassador April article-2

| 24-07-2011 14:24 Comments 0 recommendations 0

When you feel like going out, so you dress up well and step out of home, and when suddenly you see a street and air filled with tiny dust and sand, how would you feel? When you just ignore it and hang out and later come into hom... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Mongolian Ambassador April article-1

| 24-07-2011 14:21 Comments 0 recommendations 0

Mongolia, also known as the country of Chingiskan?s spirit, was once a thriving empire with enormous size of continent. The great leader of Mongolia, Chingiskan, ruled almost entire continent of Asia in 13 century. Under the gr... Read More >

[Air] Research Inclined Students for the Environment in Uplifting the Philippines

Eco Generation | 21-07-2011 15:52 Comments 6 recommendations 0

RISE UP (Research Inclined Students for the Environment in Uplifting the Philippines) Country: PhilippinesLocation: Olongapo city, Philippines RISE UP (Research Inclined Students for the Environment in Uplifting the Philip... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Ethiopian endangered animals- Grevy's zebra

| 20-07-2011 09:19 Comments 1 recommendations 0

Grevy's zebra weighs 350 - 450 kg (770 - 990 lb). It lives in arid, open bushed grassland and is adapted to survive droughts, as long as it can reach water every several days. Grasses make up about 70% of the Grevy's zeb... Read More >

[Ecosystem] Ethiopian Endangered Animals -Ethiopian Wolf

| 20-07-2011 09:10 Comments 0 recommendations 0

The Ethiopian wolf has a bright chestnut-colored coat, bushy tail, pointed ears, slender snout, and long legs. It weighs 11 - 19 kg (24 - 42 lb). It is a localized endemic species and is confined to isolated pockets of grassland... Read More >

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