Common plants and grasses that can save your life!
Blessed Continent Africa is a blessed land. The continent is an abode of rich mineral resources as well forests filled with trees and a host of medicinal plants. We may…
An Adventure to Ogbunike Caves
INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY The Ogbunike Caves are a collection of caves located in Ifite Ogbunike, Ogbunike, Anambra state, southeastern Nigeria. The caves are made up of tunnels which lead to…
Top 10 Most interesting Movies for animal lovers
Today, let’s talk about the most interesting pets movies! As an animal lover, I cannot think of any better way to end the weekend than by binge watching animal movies.…
Planning a visit to Nigeria? Here are ten places you will forever regret not visiting!
Are you in Nigeria or planning a holiday to Nigeria? We have some thrilling news for you! For a total foreigner or ‘native foreigners’ who are still strangers to the…
Top 10 Extinct Animals you have never heard of
Did you know? Everyday, it seems more species are going extinct. Scientists say we are in the middle of the sixth mass extinction known as the Holocene Extinction. There have…
What You Don’t Know About The Story of Endangered Animals
Our world is changing every day. It seems like something new is discovered every day. I was going through my twitter timeline today and saw a headline talking about the…
EXTINCTION: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
A big threat Extinction is one of the main concerns of environmentalists and ecologists and it should be a concern to everyone too. It is estimated that about five billion…
Wildlife Conservation and Threats to Wildlife
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION: A MEANS TO PROTECT THE PLANETS BIODIVERSITY Wildlife conservation is the practice of protecting plant and animal species and their habitats. It aims to ensure the survival of…
RAINFORESTS; Earth’s Greatest Treasures
[jeg_weather location=”” auto_location=”true” count=”4″ item=”show”] Rainforests are ecosystems characterized by high amounts of rainfall and tall trees. As the world’s oldest living ecosystem, they cover 6% of the Earth’s surface…