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Planet Earth (IMDB)
Planet Earth was an amazing documentary. It showed rare occurences in nature and rare animals. The stunning scenery puts you in awe of nature and gives you a whole new appreciation for it. It is one of the main things that inspired me to create this site.

Inside the Animal Mind (Amazon)
by George Page
This book discusses whether or not animals can think and have consciousness. It gives examples of numerous experiments, including ones with hummingbirds finding flowers, apes using tools, etc.


Ways to help...

Forestle
Forestle is a green search engine powered by Yahoo that donates its profit to protecting the rainforest. It is also a CO2 neutral search engine because it buys renewable energy certificates. For more information, visit the site.

Znout
Znout is a green search engine powered by Google that is also CO2 neutral.

Ecosia
Ecosia is a green search engine powered by Bing that donates about 80% of its income to protecting the rainforest.


Other interesting things...

2parse
2parse is a blog created by my brother on politics, prose, law, liberalism, and Barack Obama, though he also includes posts on prose and interesting happenings.

Walking with Dinosaurs (IMDB)
Walking with Dinosaurs was a great TV series about life during the time of the dinosaurs. It may not have much to do with protecting the environment today, but it is still interesting to learn about. Walking with Dinosaurs is created like a documentary, with "live" footage of CGI dinosaurs and a narrator explaining what is going on. I would also recommend its prequel, Walking with Monsters and its sequel, Walking with Prehistoric Beasts, which are about the times before and after the dinosaurs.

"Rattlesnakes are only too plentiful everywhere; along the river bottoms, in the broken, hilly ground, and on the prairie and the great desert wastes alike...If it can it will get out of the way, and only coils up in its attitude of defence when it believes that it is actually menaced."

- Theodore Roosevelt

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