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The Imire Safari park, 100km southeast of Harare, in Zimbabwe is grieving. All three adult female Rhinos have been shot dead by armed men in camouflage.
Chris Hamilton, who has been running the park for the last 20 years and devoted to the breeding...
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If kayaking is your favorite sport, what could be better then carrying it with you wherever you go, even when you are flying, so you are never without your gear....
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While vacationing in Pisa earlier this summer, a roommate of mine at the hostel I was staying in in Rome recommended at I spend a day in Cinque Terre.
Accessible by a...
made popular Jun 30 2009
Filed under: News, Weird, Health If you’ve ever participated in the tourist tradition of bending over backward and making out with the Blarney Stone in Ireland,...
made popular Jun 24 2009
The emergency brake was pushed down on a Washington Metrorail train that smashed into a second subway train, killing nine people, federal safety officials said.
made popular Jun 24 2009
During the student uprisings of May 1968, the Franco-German, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, was known as Danny the Red, but now he is Danny the Green, and he has directed and...
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For a majority of summers we were deprived of Bollywood blockbusters in theatres. Thankfully the prayer of you movie enthusiasts has been heard in more ways than one....
made popular Jun 21 2009
Many people have motion sickness and do not enjoy traveling as they must take medication that makes them drowsy. The new Motion Sickness Relief Wrist Band is certified...
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Today is the last day for residents of one of the last surviving ancient cities in China to claim a bonus for agreeing to move out to make way for the wrecking...
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Marriage must be re-established as the “gold standard” for relationships to halt an “epidemic” of family breakdown which is overwhelming the...
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Traveling has become one of the most popular and coolest hobbies today. Because of this – or maybe the reason for this (is) – travel costs have gone down...
made popular Jun 14 2009
Lately, we have found that Canada is increasing its tourist ads in travel magazines and on TV. Might it be because the number of tourists has decreased? Rightly so....
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On the one hand it’s the ultimate in “de-development.” But on the other it’s a testament to Gazan ingenuity which has somehow been undimmed by...
made popular Jun 8 2009
Affordable places to visit in Ontario Canada without breaking your budget.
made popular Jun 5 2009
Lucozade Energy is looking for a creative journalist to take three months out this summer on an all expenses paid world trip.
The lucky candidate will follow a group of...
made popular May 27 2009
Last week (23 May, Saturday), I traveled through the Beach (I like to say it beach rather than bank) of Koshi River, which was flooded last year in rainy season. More...
made popular May 27 2009
Filed under: News Just as prices for international travel hit amazing new lows, it seems Qantas is eager to find a way to claw a few dollars back. Seems they want to...
made popular May 25 2009
Gautama Buddha or Siddhartha Gautam was the founder of Buddhism. This spiritual leader is regarded in high regard among followers of Buddhism as he left all worldly...
made popular May 9 2009
Today is the 2553rd Buddha Jayanti–the birth Anniversary of Lord Gautam Buddha which is being celebrated across the nation on Saturday.
Buddhists around the...
made popular May 9 2009
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Airlines are flying some nearly empty planes from the U.S. to Mexico instead of canceling flights, a check by The Associated Press on Wednesday showed, a sign that...
made popular Apr 29 2009
Cool factor: Volcano Boarding
My take: Earlier this month, we talked about a group of guys who call themselves “10 Jews, one snowboard”, attempting a record at the...
made popular Apr 28 2009
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The ecosystem of the world is full of natural wonders ranging from glaciers, mountains, and rivers to rainforests and steep gorges. The UNESCO sponsored world heritage...
made popular Jun 17 2007
Outdoor air pollution kills 3 million people worldwide each year! According to the World Health Organization, with these numbers of people falling victim to vehicles...
made popular Jun 13 2007
The trading of sawfish — already endangered by over-fishing to serve its much-in-demand fins-dish delicacies, and its liver oil used extensively as medicine - has...
made popular Jun 12 2007
Europe is one of the best studied regions of the world, but no overall view of the conservation status of mammals across the continent had been compiled. To fill that...
made popular May 24 2007
Though the government should be working on making networks of marine reserves to protect marine life it goes and gives a head ho to Bottom trawling. A process that is...
made popular Nov 26 2006
The world’s biodiversity agency has listed polar bear and hippopotamus as species threatened for the first time. The Red List of Threatened Species includes the...
made popular May 2 2006
Climate change is destroying the world’s coral reef. Unless urgent measures to protect them against the threat of climate change are taken, nearly half of the...
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