If 'Natural Gas' is better for the environment, then why does nobody hardly ever use it, and why do so few gas stations have it? If gas station's actually supplied it, I'm sure more people would have it. Why not then, if it's cleaner than the 'regular gas'? Can someone tell me?
~MotherNature
Spotlighted Animals
Canis Lupis, the Gray Wolf-until recently, wolves were protected by LAW. Now that they have been taken off the Endangered Species List (ESP), people have started hunting them again! Gray Wolves range in color from black, to different shades of gray, and sometimes a grayish white. This is a picture of a small group of wolves.
Diceros bicornis, Black Rhino-the Black Rhino is a very unique creature. It does not do well at all in captivity, but it's numbers in the wild are very low-only 60 left. It is colored a VERY dark gray, hence the name. This is a picture of a rare female Black Rhino.
Hirundo rustica, Barn Swallow-the Barn Swallow is a very cute, very small bird. It is most commonly seen feeding at birdfeeder. Colors range in a wide variety of colors.
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