Thomas Nelson Profile Overview

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Freelance Writer

Thomas is an environmental advocate currently residing in the Pacific Northwest. In his spare time, he enjoys experiencing the outdoors, raising chickens and ducks, and reading about current environmental issues. Despite slight colorblindness, his favorite color is green.
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World’s Only Pink Manta Ray Caught On Camera in the Great Barrier Reef

The diversity you find in nature is absolutely incredible. There are so many different plants and animals with specific evolutionary traits, that just when you think you’ve seen it all, you’re confronted by something new, interesting, and at times dumbfounding in nature. Animals can range from being one color or color pattern across their species […]

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Freelance Writer

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Watch a 60-foot mecha-style robot take its first step

One of my earliest memories of television as a kid back in the early 1990s was watching the television franchise Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers. A group of super-tough karate teens battled a screeching moon witch, her skinless husband, and their various sci-fi space goons in episode after episode, inevitably culminating in an epic showdown with […]

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Freelance Writer

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German Lab Called Out for Abhorrent Animal Cruelty

An undercover investigation carried out by Cruelty Free International and Soko Tierschutz revealed the horrifying animal cruelty that animals are being subjected to at the Laboratory of Pharmacology and Toxicology (LPT) in Mienenbuttel, Hamburg Germany [1]. According to CFI, LPT is a “family-owned contract-testing laboratory carrying out toxicity testing for pharmaceutical, industrial and agrochemical companies […]

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Freelance Writer

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Rainbow Snake Seen In Florida’s Ocala National Forest For First Time since 1969

One hiker in Florida, Tracey Cauthen, discovered a rare rainbow-colored snake, a rare species that experts haven’t seen in that area for over 50 years.   Cauthen spotted the beautiful four-foot-long snake while hiking through the Ocala National Forest, which is 47 miles north of Orlando. The Florida Museum of National History confirmed this sighting was […]

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Freelance Writer

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Animal Crossings Are Saving Wildlife And People From Danger

Animal crossings have been around for a while now. They are designed to allow animals to travel safely under and over busy highways and are covered in vegetation to maintain the animals’ habitat. They are popular all over Europe, with the first crossing originating from France in the 1950s. [1] Over the years, the idea […]

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Freelance Writer

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Italian Law: To Send Unsold Food To Charities Instead Of Dumpsters

Food is one of the benchmarks of the ancient and modern Italian culture, and as such, they have it in excess and mouth-watering varieties. The best chefs in the world arguably come from Italy. It’s a wonder that a country so “crazy about food” still has millions of people going hungry, with about 5.1 million […]

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Freelance Writer