xoxfletchxox asked:


I have accepted an offer on an Animal Biology and Conservation BSC degree just wondered if this is the right track to be on and what else i could get out of it ? Or would an Animal Management degree have been better?

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?Iggy? asked:


I prefer sending donations to reptile conservation agencies, so far I send about $50 per month. I wish I had some more first hand involvement, but I live in the north so not much reptiles up here besides my iguana.

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Mona E asked:


After a candle has lost half of its mass after burning for a few hours, why does the situation not violate the law of conservation of mass?

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nutsaboutrossi asked:


I have been working in advertising and branding for over 5 years now. I now wish to pursue my passion for traveling and wildlife. Documentaries with an focus on conservation is my favorite. Could anyone suggest how I could begin?

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15fsg546rge1rrheljh45hjr90459ty3 asked:


Rather than pour all our money into energy exploration, new energy sources, technology, etc.; is it cheaper to make us all able to see in the dark? We have night vision technology, and medical and genetic technology has increased substantially over the past few years. Has anyone done any experimentation with lab rats to see if they can be altered to be able to see in the dark? Would this be cost effective if, rather than light the planet, we could get everyone to see in the dark. Yes, this sounds ridiculous, but the goals required to achieve energy conservation, and reduce greenhouse gases are pretty much in the air still. Is this probable?

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