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90SOME IMPORTANT FRESHWATER INHABITANTS AND AMPHIBIANS OF AMAZON RIVERS
by ratnaveera
The Amazon's endless quite streams, lakes and warm equatorial and tropical climates make a heaven to the all Freswater Inhabitants and Amphibians living in this basin. The Greatest Freshwater River basin of... published 7 months ago
67Africa is the World's largest and second most- populous continent
by data research
Africa is the World's largest and second most- populous continent. It covers 6% of the earth's total surface area, and 20.4 % of the total land area, with more then 900 million people (as of 2005). In 61... published 6 months ago
73A Brief Evolution of Reptiles
by Whitney05
Evolution is the theory that all plants and animals developed by gradual changes to previous forms of life. Charles Darwin and A.R. Wallace created the first concept of evolution, but today their theory has... published 14 months ago
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68California Tiger Salamander
by vanhove
See How I Make A living On The Internet see how i make a living on the internet from simply providing informationi about things i love to do.. Common Name: California Tiger Salamander Scientific Name:... published 6 months ago
54Amphibians
by GayleO
African Clawed Frogs The African Clawed Frog (Xenopus Laevis) is a common frog found in captivity today. However, there is not a lot of information available for the frog owner. This site will give you some... published 8 months ago
66Oddities of Nature: Our future - Amphibians are more precious than gold
by AuraGem
Locked in the world of amphibians may be the key to our future existence, our very survival. The humble frog, the salamander and caecilians may "sense" the state of our world far more effectively than humanity's most advanced technical sensors. published 10 months ago
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