If the blizzards, earthquakes and landslides of 2010 weren't enough, now scientists believe the earth's axis might have been tilted after the Chilean earthquake over the weekend. The result? Shorter days. The change is so minuscule that we won't notice, but that's something that shows how we are all sharing one planet and every disaster affects us all. To read the entire article, visit CNN.
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Now that gray wolves have been removed from the endangered species list, they can be hunted legally. For some, this is beneficial to their livelihood—these "some" being farmers in the country. Animal rights enthusiasts are not happy about this, but they never are. I'm not exactly thrilled with game hunting, but I believe that hunting down a wolf for your own personal protection is a basic human right. Sound off and let me know what you think.
If the blizzards, earthquakes and landslides of 2010 weren't enough, now scientists believe the earth's axis might have been tilted after the Chilean earthquake over the weekend. The result? Shorter days. The change is so minuscule that we won't notice, but that's something that shows how we are all sharing one planet and every disaster affects us all. To read the entire article, visit CNN.