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Rhonda Fletcher
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Travel and Entertainment Journalist, The Travel
Texas
Beats
Biography
Travel & Entertainment Journalist. Rhonda is an eco-travel and wildlife writer, photographer, film reviewer, and island hound. Her zoology and anthropology background support her articles, as does her love for sailing, scuba diving, and history. Proud of a very eclectic bucket list that includes a trip to space or a week in residence at the Moon Colony, she is on a quest for her Celtic heritage, Angkor Wat, and the softest sand. Rhonda also covers food, wine, and film as a journalist and reviewer.
Health, Urban Art, Wildlife , Beer, Anthropological , Archeological Discoveries, Women, Entrepreneurism, Marine Biology , Food, Wine, Eco-Travel
Offshore gambling, illegal gambling, unregulated gambling
Content
By Rhonda Fletcher Verified| The Travel Verified Strange discoveries are normal in the largest rainforest on Earth, from the thousands of Amazonian "Stonehenges" to the world's largest snake ever found on record that was recently discovered in the Amazon. But the locals have an even stranger tale; they've long told the story of Boto, the Amazonian River Dolphin species that turns pink. Surprisingly, it turns out that this bizarre tale is true.
By Jessica Kelly, Jason Dookeran Verified, Rhonda Fletcher Verified, Arianna Winslow Verified| The Travel Verified Canceled: Whaling Called Off For The Second Year In A Row In Iceland Whaling, only legal in 3 countries at the moment, might be coming to an end in Iceland as it gets cancelled for the 2nd year Super Smart Cuttlefish Pass Cognitive Tests Made For Human Children Cuttlefish can change color, shape, and texture instantly, but it's also surprising how intelligent they are, according to research. The King Penguin Found In Buenos Aires Returns To The Wild After Recovering From Injuries After...
By Rhonda Fletcher Verified| The Travel Verified It isn't easy being green! But at least the famous Kermit the Frog knows his family history. Separated geographically from its cousin, there is a newly defined species of fish that has splashed (pun intended) onto the zoological stage. There are many things to do in Grand Teton National Park. The 1,290-square-mile expanse is known for many native species, including the keystone Grand Teton Bison Herd, the mountain whitefish, and a park moose who survived the winter in style.
Company Info
The Travel
TheTravel is a digital travel publication founded in 2018. We bring trending destinations, hidden gems, and the most beautiful landscapes to your feed. Owned and operated by Valnet Inc. For copyright matters relating to our channel please contact us directly at: legal@valnetinc.com
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Founded: 2018