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Monday, March 29, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
11 Part series "LIFE" on Discovery Channel Sunday March 21, 2010
The quality of this series will be a boon for anyone with an HD television, or fancy home theater. Even on regular TV sets, the series is sharp and revelatory.
The schedule initially is as follows:
March 21, 8PM - Challenges of Life
March 21, 9PM - Reptiles & Amphibians
March 28, 8PM - Mammals
March 28, 9PM - Fish
April 4, 8PM - Birds
April 11, 9PM - Insects
Narrated by Oprah Winfrey
Who goes grass level, subterreanean, under water, in the trees and up in the skies with our "prey", learning more about the bounty of creatures this planet is home to.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
What will become of Earth @ this rate?
Show the world your love of earth & wildlife, help bring an awareness to all . When others see the beauty of our planet, wildlife, I believe they become a little more conscious of their actions - http://viralurl.com/wehit/3S/
Sunday, February 7, 2010
So little respect for our wildlife.....
Search Amazon.com for endangered species
“Biologists conservatively estimate that the current rate of extinction is at least 1,000 to 10,000 times the rate before we arrived. This amounts to an annual extinction rate of 0.1% to 1% per year.” These estimated extinction rates are startling and noteworthy. “1% extinction rate at least 20% of the world’s current animal and plant species could be gone by 2030 and 50% could vanish by the end of this century.” (Sustaining Biodiversity)At these rates the amount of extinction will damage the world so drastically that it will take twenty times the amount of time it took to damage it, to fix it. The worst part is the rate of loss is likely to increase over the next “50- 100 years”. (Sustaining Biodiversity)
“Biologists conservatively estimate that the current rate of extinction is at least 1,000 to 10,000 times the rate before we arrived. This amounts to an annual extinction rate of 0.1% to 1% per year.” These estimated extinction rates are startling and noteworthy. “1% extinction rate at least 20% of the world’s current animal and plant species could be gone by 2030 and 50% could vanish by the end of this century.” (Sustaining Biodiversity)At these rates the amount of extinction will damage the world so drastically that it will take twenty times the amount of time it took to damage it, to fix it. The worst part is the rate of loss is likely to increase over the next “50- 100 years”. (Sustaining Biodiversity)
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