Life Of The Polar Wolves and Polar Bears

Everything went from global warming. Earth's temperature rising. North or South Pole are thaw. Because that, Polar Bears (Ursus Maritimus) classified into extinct animals by International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) since 2006 because the drastic shrinking habitat. Now Polar Bears in the wild in number around 20.000 individuals. 

Polar Bears not alone. According to the Telegraph notes, on Tuesday (09/14/2010), the major conservation agency in the U.S. include the name of arctic fox (Alopex Lagopus) as endangered.
                                                    

 

Same with Polar Bears, culprit is the disappearance of animal habitat is largely due to ice melt. Than, Arctic Wolf one gank, the same boat with Polar Bears. Arctic sea ice fell to its lowest level since 2007. According to scientists, the Arctic, 10 years from now, just a mere stretch of water, others do not.

 

Red Tide

Red tide is a common name for a phenomenon more correctly known as an algal bloom (large concentrations of microorganisms), an event in which estuarine, marine, or fresh water algae accumulate rapidly in the water column and results in discoloration of the surface water. It is usually found in coastal areas.

These algae, more specifically phytoplankton, are single-celled protists, plant-like organisms that can form dense, visible patches near the water's surface. Certain species of  phytoplankton, such as Dinoflagelate, contain photosynthetic pigments that vary in color from green to brown to red.

When the algae are present in high concentrations, the water appears to be discolored or murky, varying in color from purple to almost pink, normally being red or green. Not all algal blooms are dense enough to cause water discoloration, and not all discolored waters associated with algal blooms are red. Additionally, red tides are not typically associated with tidal movement of water, hence the preference among scientists to use the term algal bloom.

Some red tides are associated with the production of natural toxins, depletion of dissolved oxygen or other harmful effects, and are generally described as harmful algal blooms. The most conspicuous effects of red tides are the associated wildlife mortalities among marine and coastal species of fish, birds, marine mammals, and other organisms. In the case of Florida red tides, these mortalities are caused by exposure to a potent neurotoxin calledbrevetoxin which is produced naturally by the marine algae Karenia brevis.

Indonesian Beauty Sea

1. Bintan Island, Riau

Maybe this is the island's most easily reached from outside Indonesia, where thediving is only one hour from the noise of Singapore. This Island have stretch of white sandy beaches along the 18 km with a rich marine life, and various dive sites for you to enjoy. 
2. Seribu Island, Jakarta

This unique area, consists of hundreds of small islands. The condition of natural resources in the Thousand Island holds the potential,particularly in the fisheries sector and tourism sector. Marine tourism activities havebeen developed in the Thousand Islands (island vacation package), such as fishing,ocean recreation and islands, water bicycle, diving (diving), windsurfing andsnorkeling.
3. Karimun Java, Central Java

Another part of the Java Sea which is also a paradise for divers is an island across theocean from Semarang, Central Java. This place, called Karimun Java, is a series of 27 small island surrounded by ocean which is rich in blue coral Acroporagroup. Divers can explore the remains of the ship Indonur. 
4. Derawan Island, East Kalimantan

About 50 miles from Tanjung Redeb, Capital Berau, an area includes the small islands. The place filled with a cluster of spectacular coral and underwater caves for theadventurous traveler. Every night you can see the giant green turtle eggs hatch on the island. 

5. Komodo Island, Flores

This island commoly know because became the preservation of komodo. In the Red Beach, not far from the beach, you can find 5 meters derivative full of fullcolour fishes. 







6. Nusa Penida, Bali

Nusa Penida Island, located in East Bali, is a popular locations for local and international divers. About 1 hour from Bali, The island has some very healthy group of coral, which is clearly visible at depths of 15 to 30 meters. 




7. Bunaken Sea, North Sulawesi

The place is a famous dive sites that have a better international reputation than any other. Bunaken has grooves as deep as 30 feet, housing a variety of species of fish andother marine life. Shark sightings are common, so be careful!

8. Lembah Strait, North Sulawesi

Still in North Sulawesi, there are other icons of the world diving, Lembeh Strait. This location is popular in international world with disversity of marine life. In there, you can find the Mimic Octopus, Pygmy Seahorse, Cuttelfish, and Hairy Frogfish. 

The place is a paradise for underwater photography and is often called the "Qiblahfrom Macro Photography". 

 

7 Mystery Cities Under The Sea

1. Alexandria, Egypt

Alexandria Beach, Alexandria the Great City, lies what is believed to be the ruins of room/space to the greatness of Cleopatra.  It is believed that a big earthquake around 1500thn ago which led to this place issubmerged in the sea together with historical relics, statues and other parts of Cleopatra's palace. 

2. Bay of Cambay, India

A few years ago, found a city of more than 9.500 years old. The most important in this region, force the historians to reevalute about cultural history in the region. This invention named Dwarka or City Gold, named according to the old city in the sea owned by god Krishna. 

3. Kwan Phayao, Thailand

Actually, the temple is 500 years old, in the Phayao Lake not strange, but the strange is the lake newly built deliberately 70 years ago. 

4. Yonaguni-Jima, Japan

 Discovered by a tour guide for approximately 20 years ago. A lot of controversy about the mysterious pyramids found off the coast of Japan. This building looks like carved out of stone slabs using equipment that allegedly do not / did not exist in antiquity in this area.

5. Havana, Cuba

A team of scientists to continue research on debris near the Yucatan strait megalitic in Cuba. They found evidence that there is an urban settlement along several miles along the coast. Some believe that who formerly lived in these places is the old American culture.
6. North Sea, Europe

A landscape newly found under the North Sea. Had once been inhabited by humans about 10.000 years ago. The Area first is the lake, river, and ocean, now below the seafloor.

7. Atlantis, Antartica (?)

More than 100 years ago a museum curator in Istanbul to find an old map. After examine, he found a location which is marked by a row of mountains located in Antarctica. The map is one of the proof that Antartica is the Missing Atlantis City. The new proof is invention uses sonar technology which will suggest that there is more structure under Antartica. 

 

7 Mystery Cities Under The Sea

1. Alexandria, Egypt

Alexandria Beach, Alexandria the Great City, lies what is believed to be the ruins of room/space to the greatness of Cleopatra.  It is believed that a big earthquake around 1500thn ago which led to this place issubmerged in the sea together with historical relics, statues and other parts of Cleopatra's palace. 

2. Bay of Cambay, India

A few years ago, found a city of more than 9.500 years old. The most important in this region, force the historians to reevalute about cultural history in the region. This invention named Dwarka or City Gold, named according to the old city in the sea owned by god Krishna. 

3. Kwan Phayao, Thailand

Actually, the temple is 500 years old, in the Phayao Lake not strange, but the strange is the lake newly built deliberately 70 years ago. 

4. Yonaguni-Jima, Japan

 Discovered by a tour guide for approximately 20 years ago. A lot of controversy about the mysterious pyramids found off the coast of Japan. This building looks like carved out of stone slabs using equipment that allegedly do not / did not exist in antiquity in this area.

5. Havana, Cuba

A team of scientists to continue research on debris near the Yucatan strait megalitic in Cuba.