Halloween Contact Lenses Tips and Trends

This Halloween, why not take your costume to the next level? With Halloween contact lenses (also commonly known as "special effects contact lenses" or "decorative lenses") you can do just that. As long as you adhere to the health and safety advice mentioned below, Halloween contacts could be the perfect finishing touch to bring the character in your costume to life!

Special effect contacts have been used in film, television, and theatre, even rock concert stages, for years, and now they're available at affordable prices to you, the consumer. You can find decorative contact lenses in all kinds of styles. From simple colors (ever wanted to be a red-eyed alien or a green-eyed reptile?) to elaborate designs (zebra stripes, stars, flowers, X's...) there are as many ways to use decorative contact lenses to enhance your Halloween ensemble as there are jack o' lanterns aglow on All Hallow's Eve.

Some of the great designs and styles of Halloween contacts available this year include: hypnotic spirals, cat eyes, wolf eyes, eagle eyes, bloodshot eyes, flames, all-white, all-black. It really gets your creative wheels spinning doesn't it? What are you going to be this year after all?

One variable you'll have to consider when poring through the choices is whether you want Halloween contact lenses that cover the entire sclera (that's the whites of your eyes) or just the pupil (the eyeball). There's plenty in either category, making it either harder or easier to decide, depending upon your viewpoint.

Knowing the kind of look you're going for will help a lot. Are you, for example, trying to transform yourself into a particular character (a Vampire, possibly, or even more specifically, the Vampire Lestat himself - because that's available too)? Special effects lenses that include the entire sclera often creates an all-encompassing, fully-transformative effect, incorporating more of the whole body into "becoming" this other figure. But maybe you merely want to accentuate a "look", the zeitgeist of an era, or an abstract concept. For this latter option, a cute design or a picture superimposed on your pupil alone, like a temporary tattoo, might be just the thing.

Some current favorites of the decorative lenses you'll find include those with the Biohazard /"Radioactive" symbol, symbols of poker suits, stars-and-stripes, Dune eyes, dollar-sign eyes, spider webs, smiley faces, both Predator eyes and Alien eyes, both Darth Vader and the Sith. You'll find styles and designs both timely and timeless as you explore all the options of Halloween lenses available.

Crucial in the safe and responsible use of special effect contact lenses for Halloween or at any other time, according to the FDA, is involvement by a licensed eye care professional. In fact, it's the law. Decorative lenses improperly made or used improperly have been known to cause permanent eye injury and even eventual blindness. Therefore, you must see your eye doctor before shopping for Halloween contact lenses to get proper fitting and instructions as well as the necessary prescription. You will need this whether you ordinarily wear prescription lenses or not. And don't even think of purchasing decorative lenses from any store (online or off) that doesn't ask for your prescription; it is illegal.

Some of the things your doctor will invariably tell you are that decorative contact lenses are not for everyday wear. Consider them for special occasions only. Never sleep or swim or bathe with them in, and don't use them while engaging in any activity that requires sharp visual acuity, for example cooking or driving or operating heavy machinery. In plain English - someone could get hurt.

Halloween contacts should not be worn unceasingly for long periods of time since prolonged use can cause strain and infection. And they should be clean and disinfected carefully before and after each use, according to your doctor's instruction. If after using Halloween contact lenses, you notice redness, swelling, or feel any sort of pain in the area, please contact your eye doctor immediately. Even if it turns out to be nothing, the joy in Halloween is that the danger is imagined, so let's keep it that way.

Have a safe and happy Halloween!

To compare prices on Halloween contact lenses, visit http://www.contact-lenses-network.com/halloween-contact-lenses.htm

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What In The World Is A Chupacabra?

The Chupacabra is mostly associated with Puerto Rico, where it was first reported in about 1987, Mexico and Latin American communities of the United States. Eyewitness sightings have been documented as far back as 1990, and with a wide range from Maine, United States and as far south as Chile, South America, and even thought to have been seen in Russia.

Over the past 2 decades, livestock and pets have been killed inexplicably. Not eaten, or carried off, but drained of their blood. Of course, legend tells them that this could be the mythical chupacabra, literally translated from the Spanish as goat sucker.

From legend, the chupacabra preys upon livestock and pets, and drinks their blood. Animals reported have been chickens, goats, horses, sheep, pets, and birds, just to name a few. In most incidences, the livestock was exsanguinated, sometimes organs were also extracted, through 1 or 2 holes.

It is said that it is the size of a small bear, looks like a heavy creature, and has a spines or quills from the nape of the neck down to the base of the tail, and is hairless or has very sparse hair with scaly, leathery skin that is bluish-greenish-gray in color. It has large fangs and huge claws. They have been reported to even be between 3-4 ft high, and hop around like a kangaroo, witnessed leaping as far as 20 ft in one jump. When alarmed, they screech and hiss, and leave a foul smell behind.

Basically, it seems to be a combination between 3 different animals: canine, rodent and lizard.

Contrary to how canine species eyes glow blue when light is shone on them at night, the chupacabras eyes have been reported to glow red.

Scientists that are considered mainstream believe this creature only to be a myth or urban legend. Some of these creatures that have turned up in traps, or on the side of the road have been tested, and either identified as being a strange and unidentified breed of dog with demodectic or sarcoptic mange or simply, an unknown species of animal.

Classification
Grouping: Cryptid or Extraterrestrial???

Is it explicable with knowledge of known species, or is it really an urban legend true? You decide.

Kimberly Edwards is the founder of ExoticAnimalLover.com - Keeping Up The Fight To Preserve The Planet's Wildlife. Find awesome information about animals from all over the world, exotic animal news, updates on conservation, and anything else "Animal". For all of you who are exotic animal lovers, you know who you are...Check out: http://www.ExoticAnimalLover.com

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CVWMA - Creston Valley Wildlife Manangement Area

The CVWMA (Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area) is located along Hwy 3, just north of the US border in the heart the Creston Valley. Situated on a critical migratory flyway, it is an internationally recognized wetland conservation area. It is also a mecca for bird watchers, wildlife enthusiasts, hikers and bikers and from all over the world.

There are 4 main named areas comprising of one lake and 17 marsh segments in this high profile, environmentally sensitive area. Running from north to south are; Duck Lake, Six Mile Slough, Leach Lake Marshes, and Corn Creek Wetlands, encompassing over 17000 acres(7000 ha) of habitat. CVWMA - Area Maps

Hike or Bike the Dyke

You can access the wetland in a number of ways. The endless trails of boardwalks, natural trails and dykes that contain the wetland cells will take you to every corner of the wetland. Many of the trails can be accessed from near or around the CVWMA Interpretation Center located just south of Hwy #3 on the west side of the valley.

Two other popular accesses, particularly for Duck Lake, are located off of highways 3A, north of Creston. Duck Lake Dyke trails are accessed at the north endby parking on the side of the road near Sirdar and walking across the tracks. The south end of the dyke trails and access to other dykes and trails can be made via Lower Wynndel Rd, just north of Wynndel.

If you wish to get into the middle of everything, bring along your canoe (or rent one). Explore the inner marshes while you quietly cruise the expanses of water, cattail and bullrush in search of resident birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals.

What Will You See?

There are a number of resident species of birds and animals. Of course depending on the time of year, wildlife tend to keep their own schedule so be prepared to see what is in season.

The Creston Valley is on a major migration route for waterfowl, so many of the waterfowl are available to be seen in the spring and/or the fall. The Creston Valley is also a critical breeding ground for a number of migratory bird species. DU Canada contribution's have been the area's intricate dyke and water level management strategy that provides the superior habitat which has resulted in additional specie diversity and increased numbers.

Critical Birds: Osprey, Forster's tern, Black Tern, Great Blue Heron, Rough Winged Swallow, Wood Duck and Western Grebe.

Waterfowl: most Pacific Flyway duck species including mallard, golden eye, bufflehead, pintail, wood duck, widgeon, shovelers, teal, canvasbacks, redheads, ruddy, scaup, scooter and coots.

- Geese and Swans including canada goose, snow goose, tundra and trumpeter swans - Sandhill cranes, Great Blue Herons, mergansers and loons

Raptors: the highest population density of Osprey in Canada; bald eagles, owls, hawks.

Other Birds: terns, swallows, song birds, woodpeckers, various black birds.

Mammals: elk, moose, deer, coyote, black bear, beaver, muskrat and river otter

Fish: The area is famous for it's Sport Fishing opportunities. Kootenay Lake supports world class sized Rainbow Trout to +20lbs. Kootenay Lake and surrounding spawning streams are home to the kokanee, a land-locked sockeye salmon unique to BC and the western US states. Duck Lake and Leach Lake are shallow warmer bodies of water that sustain one of best large-mouth and small-mouth bass fisheries in BC.

Reptiles and Amphibians: frogs, tree frogs, alligator lizards, endangered Coeur d'Alene salamaders, long-toed salamander, garter snake, rubber boa and painted turtle.

A more complete wildlife list can be downloaded from the following page.

http://www.crestonwildlife.ca/pdf/CVWMAchecklist.pdf

For more information about the centre contact the Creston Valley Wildlife Area Interpretation Centre

http://www.crestonwildlife.ca/index.html

Dave Ouellette was an Engineering Tech for Ducks Unlimited Canada for 11 years. While constructing over 200 wetland segement in the Southern Interior of BC, Dave managed to fish almost as many lakes and streams in his travels. As an avid flyfisherman, Dave spends most of his ice free seasons devoting intense research and development days to the rainbow trout lakes in the southern interior of British Columbia. See more Ducks Unlimited Canada Special Projects in BC at http://www.best-in-british-columbia.com/ducks-unlimited-special-projects.html

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Safaris In Johannesburg South Africa

Among all the countries in the world, South Africa has to be one of the most breath taking places to visit whether it be for it's geographical and cultural diversity or for the abundance of wild animals it has for you to see. There are several different types of safaris that you can experience on your visit the majority lasting for the duration of 8 days.

One of the most popular ones is the Safari And Sights tour package in which you leave Johannesburg early in the morning to go to Kruger National Park. Being over two million hectares in size, the Kruger national park has more than 146 mammal species, 507 bird species and 400 different tree varieties all for viewing pleasure during the safari. There is no guarantee which animals you will get to see however you are definitely going to be able to see many different antelope, birds, reptiles and mammals. You will also be able to get really close to the animals.

Other safaris you can go on include the Addo Elephant National Park where you get to see the densest population of elephants in the world along with other endangered species such as the black rhino. You can also go on the Safari and Victoria falls where you can enjoy a relaxing morning and or afternoon riverboat cruise on Matetsi's private stretch along the Zambezi River or canoe on the river where you will get the chance to be up and close with the elephants watching them drink from the riverbanks.

A guided tour of the Victoria Falls will also be included in your stay. There is also the grand tour which lasts 18 days and you get the luxury of travelling all over South Africa on a guided tour and get to see and experience all of the tourist sites and wild animals. Johannesburg, Mpumalanga, Kruger National Park, Swaziland, Zululand, Durban, Wild Coast, Oudtshoorn are some of the many different places you get to visit. You will get to see rivers, mountains, forests, cities and lots of other things too.

A safari in South Africa is something that anyone will definitely enjoy and an experience that will be remembered for a life time.

If you want more information on South Africa Safaris, please visit our website :http://www.Goingonsafari.com

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