September 10th 2009
A traveler reviews his honeymoon trip to Aruba Renaissance Beach Resort
My wife and I just stayed at the Renaissance Aruba Beach Resort for our honeymoon and were very happy with our decision to stay there. Above all, the staff was all courteous and responsive to all of our questions/concerns. They never made us feel uncomfortable. The
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September 3rd 2009
One of the largest of all the iguanas, rhinoceros iguanas can reach four feet in length. Their name is attributed to the three horn-like outgrowths on the end of their nose. They are gray or olive green in color, with dark cross bands, which blends in with the rocks of their natural habitat. As cold-blooded reptiles, these iguanas must warm up under the sun before being active during the day (diurnal.)
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September 2nd 2009
The rhinoceros iguana is more commonly referred to as cyclura comuta which is its binomial name. An iguana closely related to the rhinoceros iguana is the Galapagos marine iguana. It is most commonly found in North America and it generally occupies dry tropical forests mainly those in the Hispaniola Island and in the Caribbean Sea. An iguana deemed to be extinct has been sighted on Navassa Island.
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August 23rd 2009
What is the theory of natural selection?
Theory of natural selection is the basis of evolution.
Briefly explaining (for more details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_sel…
Take the example of a chimpanzee. Supose the mother chimpanzee has three babies. Due to crossing over (at chromosomal level):
1st baby was weaker.
2nd baby was quite strong one
3rd baby (due to mutation) was quite intellegent.
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August 22nd 2009
August 18th 2009
The Green Iguanas are one of the more popular lizards for people to have as pets. Iguanas need love, just like a dog or a cat would. Iguanas vary in color ranging from a bright green when young to a dull, grayish-green color as they age. They have good senses of hearing, smell, superb vision and can see long distances, shapes, shadows, color and movement.
Their skin is rough, with a set of pointy scales
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August 11th 2009
The unique marine iguanas of the Galapagos islands have been devastated by the aftermath of an oil spill, scientists say, losing almost two thirds of their number on one island since a tanker ran aground in January last year.
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