Ecologic Views

An emotional moment for lovers of nature

Tear-jerking 😭🐘

He is no more!

Heart-breaking moment as we lost this elephant in one of the communities adjacent to the Mount Cameroon National Park! 😔😟

Remember "Elephants cannot be manufactured. Once they’re gone, they cannot be replaced.”

It’s up to all of us to save these iconic giants - be their voice - remember

RIP

The future that lies ahead seems unbearable if nothing is done. The effect of climate change and inherent global warming associated with rising temperatures is a potential catastrophe.

The changes are visualised in the photo below at +1.5 degrees celsius, +2 degrees celsius and +3 degrees celsius.

The challenges global warming brings about is a call for concern to life on this green planet_earth: Shift in climate patterns, health risk and diseases, loss of species, food collapse, green house gas concentration rise, poverty and displacements amongst others.

Together we can protect our bubble of life.

We first protect the environment before we promote it.

An Arial view of the gorges of Kola in the Garoua, Cameroon.

Will you like to visit this beautiful scenery?

Ever wondered why ants move together or in a line?

Pheromones secreted by the leader of the ants is followed by all the ants moving in the given direction. The ants detect the pheromones using their antennae.

This is why ants tend to follow a straight line while moving.

ECLIPSE occurs when the moon, comes in between the sun and the Earth, thereby blocking the sun and preventing any sunlight from reaching the Earth .

The moon blocks the sun, but only partially. As a result, some parts of the sun are visible, whereas the blocked part appears dark.

Eclipse happened today and America happened to be the blocked side as a result, Night falls on broad day light in that part of the world.

Fun fact, when this happens in Africa, Africans will say it's witchcraft

Crown Shyness

In some forests, if you were to look up to the treetops, you might spot conspicuous channel-like gaps between the outermost branches of the trees above your head. This phenomenon is called crown shyness.

Ecologic Views