Amazing, I love these series of translucent sea animals from National Geographic, and I think you all will love them too so I get some of the photos to share here. To see more of this beautiful photos, please visit the National Geographic photo site.

Photo credits to: Chris Newbert and Ingo Arndt of…

The Javan (or lesser one-horned) rhino is probably the rarest large land mammal species in the world. Fewer than 60 individuals are thought to survive in the wild, and none in captivity.

Human population pressures in the two protected areas, Ujung Kulon National Park in Indonesia and Cat Tien National Park…

My friends, if you ever climbed the highest mountain on the earth surface, do you ever imagine to dive into the mountain of the ocean? The Mid-Atlantic Ridge, between Iceland and the Azores creating a towering barrier between east and west with some peaks rising 3,500 metres above the ocean…

In most cases, the demise of an animal species can be directly attributable to one of humankind’s many sins against the planet, whether it be hunting, urban development, pollution, deforestation, the introduction of invasive species, global warming or overfishing.

This history of destruction is long established with the demise of both…

My friends, today I was stumble on the latest Esperanza’s Flickr photostream, they have very wonderful picture collections, at least from my experience. I have pick some of the pictures to share them with you here, and I bet you will agree with me that these pictures are awesome!

Please don’t…

My friends, I;ve found these interesting wallpapers that makes me want to share some with you here. If you want to get more of their collections, please visit to their homepage.

Well, actually not really a monster at their size, but in this photos they are look creepy enough. I’m not sure what species they are, but I guess they’re some kind of larvae of moths or butterflies.

These pictures were taken four years ago on my trip to my mother in…

So much that we will never know until we finally found it, and sometimes the time is probably almost too late. We often realize how we missed them until we couldn’t see them flying, jumping, dwelling or swimming alive in their natural habitat.

Today I found these three photos of the…