THE entire species of the critically endangered Javan rhino could be wiped out forever if a tsunami were to strike again, wildlife experts fear. There are believed to be just 67 of the animals left… ...

Krakatoa's eruption was a stark demonstration of how nature operates on a global scale, linking distant places through shared experiences. The Vasse police report is a testament to the curiosity ...

It is known for its Javan one-horned rhino, the rarest large animal on Earth with only 50 left, 250 species of birds, ... Krakatoa has provided writers and film-makers with a feast of stories.

There are only 67 Javan rhinos left in the world and they all live in sight of Anak Krakatau volcano. ... food sources for the Javan rhino. It would also need to have a plentiful water supply, ...

Reflections. The story of the 1883 Vasse "gunfire" reminds us that WA, despite its geographic isolation, remains connected to the wider world.Krakatoa's eruption was a stark demonstration of how ...

But if Anak Krakatau decides to roar, there’s nothing anyone can do about it. It highlights the enormous vulnerability of the Javan rhino. Rhino patrol in Ujung Kulon park. Photo by Rhett A. Butler.

When Krakatoa erupted in 1883, it didn’t just level islands - it disrupted global climate, created tsunamis, and triggered a death toll in the tens of thousands. Learn how one blast altered the ...

the krakatoa eruption; first signs of the great volcanic disturbance.cities obscured by "a cloud of darkness which might be felt"--disappearance of anjer. Share full article Oct. 22, 1883 ...

The eruption of the Anak Krakatau volcano caused a tsunami that devastated the coast of Java. The volcano remains active and threatens also the park where the last Javan rhinos survive.

There are only 67 Javan rhinos left in the world and they all live in sight of Anak Krakatau ... Conservationists have warned that the entire species of the critically endangered Javan rhino could ...

Conservationists have warned that the entire species of the critically endangered Javan rhino could be wiped out if a tsunami were to strike again. They once roamed the jungles of South East Asia ...