The world bird map
Source: www.birds.cornell.edu Top 10 most populous bird species in the World1. Domestic chicken: 22.67 Billion2. Red-billed quelea: 1.5 Billion3. Mourning
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Concentrations of plastic debris in surface waters of the global ocean
Plastic debris has now become the most serious problem affecting the marine environment, not only for coastal areas of developing
Read MoreForeign travel advice issued by the British government
Foreign travel advice by the British government including travel warnings and health, safety and security, entry requirements.
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The U.S. Homeless Population Mapped
In the U.S., there are above 500,000 people enduring homelessness. The state of California, at present, has the highest homeless population. The U.S. States, with the highest overall rates of homelessness per 10,000, is New York.
Read MoreThe six floristic kingdoms
Holarctic, Neotropical, Paleotropical, South African, Australian, and the Antarctic the largest natural units he determined for flowering plants.
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Distribution of blood type in the world
Blood type refers to the classification of blood based on the presence or absence of certain antigens (proteins) on the surface of red blood cells. There are four main blood types: A, B, AB, and O, which are determined by the presence or absence of two specific antigens, called A and B, on the surface of red blood cells.
Read MoreInbreeding population of the world
Inbreeding occurs when cultural factors dictate marriage or when a population is relatively small and quite isolated. The largest amount
Read MoreGeothermal energy sites around the world
Information from the GOCE gravity satellite that ran out of fuel and fell to the earth two years ago, is
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Sovereign debt crisis (1800-2014)
A sovereign debt crisis is when a state is unable to pay its bills. The countries of South America, as
Read MoreHow Often Each Country Holds General Elections
In most countries, general elections are held between every 3e to 5 years, with presidential elections sometimes attaining six years
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