Endangered wild equids

Article Abstract:

After admiring equids for thousands of years, humans may be driving the last populations of wild zebra, asses, and horses to extinction. Some steps, which offer the best chance for the survival of these wonderful animals, like Equus africanus, Equus hemionus, Equus grevyi and many others are discussed.

United States, Wildlife Protection Programs, Protection and preservation, Wildlife conservation, Equids

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Women and men at Catalhoyuk

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The structural features of the 9000-year-old site at Catalhoyuk in Turkey are presented. Research on this site reveals that the lives of men and women in the town do not appear to have difference greatly, because both of them had equal tasks to do.

Land, mineral, wildlife conservation, Historical Sites, Historic Sites, Historic Site Programs, Analysis, History

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Fish that go skin-deep

Article Abstract:

Fish at a hot spring pool in Kangal, Turkey survive by feeding on human skin, as the spring is too hot to sustain enough algae and plankton to feed them. There is also a myth about the curative powers of this behavior.

Finfish, Finfish Fishing, Salt Water Fish, Physiological aspects, Behavior, Environmental aspects, Food and nutrition, Hot springs, Marine fishes

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