Entire nation of Kiribati to be relocated over rising sea level threat:

In what could be the world’s first climate-induced migration of modern times, Anote Tong, the Kiribati president, said he was in talks with Fiji’s military government to buy up to 5,000 acres of freehold land on which his countrymen could be housed.

Some of Kiribati’s land, which straddle the equator, are already disappearing beneath the waves.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/kiribati/9127576/Entire-nation-of-Kiribati-to-be-relocated-over-rising-sea-level-threat.html

Mission to Drill Ancient Buried Antarctic Lake May Uncover Earth’s Secrets!!!

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/10/us-antarctica-lake-climate-idUSTRE79964Y20111010

An ancient lake hidden deep beneath West Antarctica’s Ice Sheet may reveal vital clues about climate change and future sea level rises, and uncover new forms of life, according to a group of UK engineers and scientist.

Plover and crocodiles engaged in an ECO-logical symbiotic relationship

I am learining about ecology right now in my science class. We have been learning about different ecosystems, weather, climates and many other things. One thing that my teacher said is that ecology is ECOlogical. There is a lot of information about ecology, but it is easy to understand. One of my favorite topics we learned about was animal relationships. One example that my teacher showed us in class is the ants and acacia trees in a symbiotic relationship. They help and protect each other here is a video about their relationship. Do you all have any other examples of animal realationships?

Here’s an interesting short-lecture on coevolution: how species influence each other’s evolution, how they evolve together, mimic each other, or exploit the characteristics of each other.