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Bizarre Jabuticaba Tree With Plenty of Fruits on it’s Trunk
by admin on Apr 20th, 2010
Nature is full of surprises and amazing things. Just when you believe you are sure that there is no any chance that fruit can grow directly on the trunk of the tree someone will take a camera and bring you a proof of existence of such plant. This tree is called Jabuticaba, also known as the Grape Tree. As you can see, it's trunk is almost completely covered with tiny fruits. It can be found in South America. Scientists believe that this w...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Global Warming Effects, Main Content
The Dancing Forest With Horrific Strange-Shaped Trees
by admin on Mar 3rd, 2010
When you come in forest all you can see is straight trees, a lot of them, some plants and similar. Well, from a place to place you can find some irregular shaped tree but you know that's fine. If you came to Dancing Forest in Kaliningrad, better prepare yourself to experience horror-like atmosphere. That's right, those trees are so regularly irregular so you would be scared when you see such thing. They are all curved in knots and strange loop...Read More » Tags
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Wonderful Self-Growing Bridges in India
by admin on Mar 1st, 2010
Building bridge is never easy even if you build smallest one, especially for people who do not have tools to do that properly. Nature amazed us once again with those 'living bridges' which are growing in India's rainforests. Here you can see the photos of 'living bridges' that were grown in Cherraphunji, Meghalaya, India. Ficus elastica is the plant that produces secondary roots and those bridges are formed by them naturaly. Some local tri...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Eco, Global Warming News, Main Content, Science
The 5 Award Winning Designs of Floating Settlements
by admin on Feb 5th, 2010
Floating settlements could become more and more popular. The main reason that this type of settlements could became a future of housing is that it doesn't requires a fixed land where homes could be built and, if we speak about particular homes, they are very mobile and can be moved easily. Here you can find 5 awarded designs of floating settlements at Seasteading contest. The fifth place is awarded to this design. This floating settlement co...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Eco, Main Content
Eco Friendly Mobile Office To Boost Up Your Inspiration
by admin on Jan 20th, 2010
If you look this construction from outside you'd probably think that this is some nice built shed which is used to put old and unnecessary things there, even if its outer design is pretty tasty. But, when you look inside this building you will really want to have something like this in your backyard. This cabin was built and designed by Pier Hein Eek who built it for his friend Hans Liberg. Hans Liberg, who is musician, wanted to have ...Read More » Tags
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Floating Homes, The Future of Human Settlements
by admin on Jan 9th, 2010
American designer Joanna Borek Clement has designed an interesting house that actually floats in the water. Traditional understanding of way how we live considers that home is stable building that is built on the ground. This way of thinking often brings a lot of troubles for young people who are trying to establish their own home and to start separate life from their parents. For building ground-based home first what you need is a grou...Read More » Tags
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Eco Architecture : Sozawe
by admin on Nov 21st, 2009
Green architecture has now becoming widespread to almost every corner of the world. The Sozawe by NL Architects is just another wonder addition to the eco-friendly building we have today. Located in Groningen City, the Sozawe building has office spaces, large interior public space, and 215 parking spaces.The building’s concrete floor cools the building during summer and warms on the winter season, which made the Sozawe a sustainable one as ...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Funny Animals, Main Content
Bugs that Seriously Look like Alien Life Forms
by admin on Nov 18th, 2009
A common mistake when searching for alien life forms is to look up into the sky for something big. But alien life is right here, at our feet, in our backyards. Millions of tiny but frightening aliens, many just a few millimeters long. ...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Global Warming Effects, Global Warming News, Main Content
Disappearing Arctic Ice Caps
by admin on Nov 16th, 2009
It seems our ecosystem is going to be changed a more, if not too much. Certain disturbance at any level of ecosystem leads to imbalance the whole. Environmental researchers have called for attention to the yellow light flashing in the polar region. We are on the line which deadly leads to the peril of all. A polar ice cap is a high latitude province of a planet or natural satellite in the universe that is covered completely with ice. Polar ice...Read More » Tags
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Spiders Attracted to Blood Perfume
by admin on Oct 29th, 2009
Jumping spiders apparently use blood as a perfume to attract the opposite sex. The jumping spider Evarcha culicivora, which dwells near Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa, hungers after mosquitoes engorged with blood. Scientists have even found this 5-millimeter-long spider prefers hunting bloodsuckers infested with the deadly malaria parasite, suggesting these predators could help control the lethal disease. In dining on bloodsuck...Read More » Tags
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