New Zealand is considered one of the safest countries in the world, with a low crime record and reduced violence. The country also has lovely scenery, friendly citizens, a sense of mystery and wonder, and abundant wildlife. Fish, reptiles, and insects dominate the country, as well as some mammals that got in. In a country […]

Russia is a large country with a rich cultural history rooted in ballet, painting, and classical music. The varied geography of Russia provides various habitats for its diversified wildlife population. Most of these creatures are benign; however, some rank among the deadliest animals in the world and would not hesitate to snap life out of

Chesapeake bay is the biggest estuary (mass of water where freshwater from rivers and brine merge) in the United States of America and one of the biggest in the world. It is known for its seafood, such as oysters, blue crabs, clams, etc., with tourists rolling in yearly for crabbing, kayaking, fishing, and countless other

Many gulfs exist worldwide, but the Gulf of Mexico tops the chart. It is the largest Gulf in the world and has other staggering attractions to stand out among the other oceanic banks. Being a rich river basin, an estimated 7 million people visit the area annually for tourism, wildlife viewing, and water sports activities such as skiing, boating,

Texas, also known as the Lone Star state, is the second largest state in the United States, with its wide range of landscapes and ecosystems. It is home to over 800 habitats for varieties of animals, with over 540 bird species, 142 mammals, reptiles, and amphibians species, and home to exactly 32 bat species of

Samoa is officially known as the Independent State of Samoa, and it consists of multiple islands, many of which are uninhabited. The inhabited ones include Savai’i, Upolu, Manono, and Apolima. With its low crime rate and tourist sites, Samoa is considered a safe place to go to. That said, you still need to take some