Bias with Nature: Revival of 10000 years old wolf's using Genetic Engineering Now, the question in my mind is: Will movies like Jurassic Park soon become reality? Should governments form policy regulations regarding the advancement of genetic engineering and the revival of extinct species? How would the revival of species that went extinct thousands of years ago affect today’s ecosystems and their balance? Should we even consider reviving those species? And would it be ethically correct to revive the already extinct species which might have failed that nature's fitness test?    As Darwin's Evolution Theory states the survival of the fittest , so can we say that majority of the already extinct species have failed the nature's test and revival of those species would be the against the Laws of Nature? But surely we can revive the species for which human are responsible for, so we can restore the balance of nature. (One would argue) For instance, Dire wolves which has been...

Introduction Plastic becoming the new ‘fish’ swimming in our seas, rivers the new garbage dumps, animals choking to death on bottles, and innocent tortoises tangled up in bags; this is what humanity has done to our breathtaking ocean; genocide of the beautiful marine life we have been granted. 75 to 199 million tons of plastic waste are currently in our oceans, with a further 33 billion pounds of plastic entering the marine environment every single year. Can you imagine how many innocent animals mistake plastic for food? Death has wrapped its claws around 100 million oceanic animals each year from plastic waste alone and this number keeps increasing. Not to mention the 100,000 others that die after getting entangled in plastic yearly. That is why every individual, company, and organization must work toward a healthier, sustainable environment. The Heart of the Problem: Plastic But to address this critical issue, the essence of plastic must be firstly understood. Plastic is a polym...

Climate change is a Global issue that affects every living being on the Planet. In this blog post, We will explore the effects of Climate Change on different ecosystems and the species that inhabit them. I will discuss how rising temperatures and extreme weather events are affecting the survival of plants and animals alongside highlighting the importance of the biodiversity and how it contributes to the health of our planet. Finally, I will provide some tips on how Individuals can help reduce their carbon footprint and protect biodiversity. Effect of Climate Change on different Ecosystems & Species that inhabit them 1. Increased Forest fire caused by warmer temperature Nearly all land areas are seeing more hot days and heat waves since Warmer temperatures are changing weather patterns and disrupting the usual balance of nature posing many risks to human beings and all other forms of life on Earth. It is important to note that "Wildfires start more easily and spread rapidly w...