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Quick question for all you Kiwi's out there. My fiancee' and I are planning on moving out there in 4 years and something came to my attention. With all this talk on global warming, scientists have shown that if half of antartica and half of greenland melt, the sea level will rise 20ft. I'm curious to know what the sea level of new Zealand is and where I could find a map of it. I want to know how that will effect your beautiful country. Next question..
I'm from the U.S. and I'm well aware of Super Volcanoes. I passively watched a documentary on one such volcano in New Zealand a while back and was curious to know its validity as well. Which valcano is it? When is it due to erupt? Thank you.
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We cannot predict when a volcano will erupt. however Volcanoes are easier to monitor than earthquakes. There are several different methods, but all of them are based on some geological reality. We think we understand some of the processes that go on before a volcano erupts. The problem is that eruptions begin from below, in regions within the crust, often far from the surface. The trick is to find out what those processes do at the surface before the eruption actually begins, and then to look for those surface effects.
http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Vhp/C1073/scientists.html this site will show you how volcanoes are monitored. Unfortunately we are unable to really tell when or how the volcano will erupt and the severity of the eruption. It is almost like saying you will have a baby boy in three years.
Also there are a few super volcanoes in the world and there is almost no telling when they may erupt, all we can really do is respect them, keep a safe distance and hope for the best. I hope I helped you.
We cannot predict when a volcano will erupt. however Volcanoes are easier to monitor than earthquakes. There are several different methods, but all of them are based on some geological reality. We think we understand some of the processes that go on before a volcano erupts. The problem is that eruptions begin from below, in regions within the crust, often far from the surface. The trick is to find out what those processes do at the surface before the eruption actually begins, and then to look for those surface effects.
http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Vhp/C1073/scientists.html this site will show you how volcanoes are monitored. Unfortunately we are unable to really tell when or how the volcano will erupt and the severity of the eruption. It is almost like saying you will have a baby boy in three years.
Also there are a few super volcanoes in the world and there is almost no telling when they may erupt, all we can really do is respect them, keep a safe distance and hope for the best. I hope I helped you.
this summer were keeping bunnies in our barn up north and....?
Brooke
were not there every single day, but pretty dang often, were also going to be raising baby phesents to relese onto the property when they are adult. But the bunnies were thinking of getting two from the omish people up there. they will be kept in cages with all the nasesities they need. i was woundering what breed of bunnie is best outdoors? i am in michigan
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How often will you be there? If you aren't going to be there at least every 48 hours, then I wouldn't do it. Plus if the SPCA found out, you could be caught for abandoning them, even though technically you haven't. They will even frown upon not being there every day. Rabbits can go down hill very fast, and not seeing them everyday means you can't monitor them. Plus, you can't really just stock them up with food and hope for the best, they will become obese if you do that, because they will just keep eating fattening pellets all day. Well, if you are raising them for meat then that is fine.
It is the same with the baby pheasants, they really need to be monitored. All breeds of bunnies are kind of the same outdoors. A hardy breed might be the best though, stay away from very fluffy breeds (like angora), very fragile breeds (like Belgian Hare) and very small breeds (like Netherland Dwarves). I'd probably go for something like Mini Lops, Himalayans, New Zealands etc.
Good Luck!
How often will you be there? If you aren't going to be there at least every 48 hours, then I wouldn't do it. Plus if the SPCA found out, you could be caught for abandoning them, even though technically you haven't. They will even frown upon not being there every day. Rabbits can go down hill very fast, and not seeing them everyday means you can't monitor them. Plus, you can't really just stock them up with food and hope for the best, they will become obese if you do that, because they will just keep eating fattening pellets all day. Well, if you are raising them for meat then that is fine.
It is the same with the baby pheasants, they really need to be monitored. All breeds of bunnies are kind of the same outdoors. A hardy breed might be the best though, stay away from very fluffy breeds (like angora), very fragile breeds (like Belgian Hare) and very small breeds (like Netherland Dwarves). I'd probably go for something like Mini Lops, Himalayans, New Zealands etc.
Good Luck!
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