THE BIG QUESTION ?

SURVIVE ?

OR

NOT ?

ORNAMENTAL FISH

Fishes show a startling variety of body forms and behaviours. Worldwide there are approximately 25,000 described species of fishes.
The coloured aquarium fish or ornamental fish has a major part in our life and it is a large part of the total fish community. There are several beautiful coloured aquarium or ornamental fish in the world in which the freshwater ornamental fish are kept in the aquarium mostly. Several doctors advice that an aquarium with coloured fish is very much essential to reduce the high BLOOD PRESSURE and STRESS with some light music ,it is a refreshner of your brain, adding a green backdrop in the aquarium ,it is suitable to the computer tired eyes .
Everybody wants that there children must be number 1 in everywhere, in every aspects, in everyfield of the life. In these race the children suffer much, rather than their parents. After some years they become lonely and some children misbehave in their little life. For continuing them to the right path the parents can give them a cute,sweet pet. It helps them to reenergise themself and also a friend .
You can think over some ornamental fishes in a aquarium on a place with a small neon light.

You will be also glad when you see the cheerishness on the face of your children.

World"s Birds

Love the BIRD AND Save the BIRD .
The birds in the world are in denger due to several natural and humanitarian cause. Hundreds and thousands species of birds are thretened to extinct from the world.
Brazil tops the lists 141 while India is ranked 7th with 88 species. Of the 88 thretened species in India that includes migratory , 13 are categorised as critically endenger (facing an extrimly high risk of extinction in the wild ), 10 as endenger (facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild), and remaining as vulnerable. Two of the species Bare"s pochard (Aythya baeri) and spoon- billed sandpiper (Eurynorhynchus pygmeus) have been uplisted, from vulnerable to endenger and from endenger to critically endenger respectively.
In 2008, 1226 species of bird in the world now threatened and 8 species newly uplisted critically endenger, the highest threat category.
Bird Life International says climate change has become firmly establish as an accelerant to many of the factors which have put one in eight of the worlds birds at risk of extinction. Longterm drought and sudden extreme weather are putting additional stress on the pockets of habbitat that may threaten species depend on.
In Australia, Mallee Emuwren (Stipiturus mallee) is under going a very rapid population decline (100 birds confined to 100 km strech) and its habitat is now so fragmented that a single bushfire could be catastrophic.
In Gallapagos Island, Floreana Mockingbird (Nesomimus trifasciatus) is confined to 2 islets off Floreana . Its population has declined from as estemeted maximum of 150 individual in 1966 to fewer than 60.
Yet there is some good news. Two species whose situation has improved are Marquesan Imperial-pigeon(Ducula galeata), and little spotted kiwi (Apteryx owenii) , both beneficiaries of conservation.
So ,please conserve the birds in the world because it is a humanitarian work for the nature and for our own EARTH.

The RABBITS

SAVE the wild RABBITS.Don"t take wild rabbits into the home. It is a cruelty and unjustified work against the nature. The pupil usally take care the domestic rabbits or hares. This rabbits are often called "COTTONTAIL". They are white , brown, creamy,multicolour etc:. The baby rabbits are very cute and 4 inches(10 cm) long at birth. The babies eyes open and the rabbits fully furred at 4 - 10 days after birth and the young can run from the nest after 12-16 days and start eating green vegetables but are still protected by their mother.The mother usually visits the young for 5 minutes a day at dawn and dusk for milk and the babies fillup milks within minutes. The milk is very reach. The youngs are weaned in 3-4 weeks but return to the nest to sleep .After 4-5 weeks old they become independent of the mother.
For help:
http://en.allexperts.com
www.rabbithabit.org
For photo:
www.nationalgeographic.com ; www.animals.titanfacts.net