Around the World [Monday Blues]

It is Monday again and we have another Monday blues from around the world, covering both the good and the bad stories. I find it funny when a good news site writes just of the heck of writing. I would request them to research a bit. It is so evident that one site writes and the other copies without knowing the facts. It is like the whispering game the word “trend” becomes “positive increase”. This will only give out the wrong information to the general public and if people must do research them self after reading the news then what is fun.

Beach from the movie “The Beach” extends closure

In the movie “The Beach” it was regarded as the paradise but due to over tourist activities the Maya Bay is closed till Jun 2021. They planted thousands of corals around the area, but recent heat waves are making things difficult. So, the Thailand’s National Parks Department has decided to give more time to nature to recover. CNN Travel

A person converts his abandoned car into an aquarium

I have heard and seen an old car being converted to an aquarium here is another story of old Maruti 800. The estimated built value of this type of aquarium is only 65k. Mathrubhumi

Toxic coral in home aquarium puts Quebec woman in hospital

Some corals are toxic, and we earlier witness the same news, this time from Quebec, Canadian Province. Every animal has its ways of fighting stress and if you try to hurt them, they fight back. CBC

Satellites Play a Pivotal Role in Monitoring the Health of Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs are important and NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) explains how modern satellites show the coral bleaching via heat waves. NOAA

Must Read: Around the World [Monday Blues] (06-05-2019)