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small insect
heigl thomas
by heigl thomas  Yesterday 4:34 PM   
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Bark Beetles Kill Millions of Acres of Trees
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  11-21-2008   
  Hoping to keep their forests from completely dying, to earn money by selling dead and infected trees and to mitigate fire risks, landowners are scrambling to cut the pines. If enough are cut — up to 75 percent — it might leave some behind that, with less competition for water, can survive.
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Soundtracks de peliculas
djborghi
by djborghi  11-21-2008   
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single-mind architecture
AiNeko III
by AiNeko III  11-21-2008    1
 indeed a wonder of the world :-)
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Keeping indoor plants
wahrit
by wahrit  11-20-2008   
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Honey folks, Honey...
mugofcoffee
by mugofcoffee  11-20-2008   
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The Amazing Technicolored Coat of the Caddisfly
lovemorgul
by lovemorgul  11-20-2008   
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10 Most Alien-like Insects on Earth
lovemorgul
by lovemorgul  11-19-2008   
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dragonfly
heigl thomas
by heigl thomas  11-18-2008    1
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RC Helicopter
nancy2008
by nancy2008  11-17-2008   
 # Unique indoor fly bird : can fly flexibly even in the small space # Ultralight appearance: super lightweight, will not demage the items even play indoors # Innovative fly movements: this dragonfly helicopter can fly like real insect, the farthest remote control distance is about 50 feet. It can take off on the smooth surface, complete high-altitude circumferential flight, hover, diving, and landed in a glider-type. # Two operate mode: "Beginner" and "Expert" mode on the remote control, great for junior and senior players to enjoy the fun of flying. # Rear: the ribbon of the tail is an ideal training assistant tool, especially to help you control the speed and stability of the flight. # Solid material, flexible appearance: durable carbon fiber material, flexible body design, made this dragonfly helicopter can withstand any collision. # Eye indicator light: the eye light can be used to check the state of the helicopter. Turn on the power of the remote control:
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Crop pests changing with pesticides
pokkets
by pokkets  11-17-2008    2
 And they will also change with Genetically Modified Crops
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Cambodians flock to Buddha-shaped termite nests
kkcapricorn
by kkcapricorn  11-16-2008    1
 If there was a picture, I would not be posting this, I'd be losing my dinner.
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Mr. Bug Goes to Town
wkbode
by wkbode  11-13-2008   
 Maybe we could ue this?
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African Bat-Bugs are a$$holes - here is why
pcmkrfn
by pcmkrfn  11-10-2008   
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Who Are We?
wildcat
by wildcat  11-10-2008    7
 You might be surprised by what's in charge of your body! a must read
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The Time-eater clock
boozich
by boozich  11-8-2008    1
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Why is it good to be unique? it means more copies of you...:)
balthazarus
by balthazarus  11-7-2008    1
 :)
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Most painful animal bite on earth
Kelika
by Kelika  11-1-2008    1
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Beware - creationism's march will go on
JohnWaterman
by JohnWaterman  11-1-2008    2
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Seeing the Invisible
infopunk
by infopunk  11-1-2008    1
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Inquiry learning
rampantred
by rampantred  10-31-2008   
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Giant 'deformed penis' flower in bloom
tabsey
by tabsey  10-30-2008    5
 Looks like an upended mushroom to me now, but at another time it could look like an ostrich.
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Bees Can Count To Four
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  10-28-2008    10
  They really have a lot of the capacities that we so-called higher human beings possess. This, from an insect! Yet humans still treat animals as second-class citizens of this planet. Let's hope we still have bees around in the future. The bee die-off, or "colony collapse disorder" has still not been resolved. We need them, more than they need us, that's for sure.
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Seeing the Invisible
balthazarus
by balthazarus  10-28-2008   
 Schlieren photography, which “takes an invisible phenomenon and turns it into a visible picture”... Schlieren is German for “streaks”; in this case it refers to regions of different densities in a gas or a liquid, which can be photographed as shadows using a special technique. Beautiful...
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Walking leaf art
thau818
by thau818  10-27-2008   
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Insect art
thau818
by thau818  10-27-2008   
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World's longest insect has snitch-like winged eggs
mona
by mona  10-24-2008    5
 The Harry Potter fan in me as well as the conservationist in me are very excited about this discovery!
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Aromatherapy in candles
vanillalotus
by vanillalotus  10-22-2008   
 symptom s and sents
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Where Do I Live?
Janna14
by Janna14  10-22-2008   
 Where Do I Live Bulletin Board Create a bulletin board activity where children match the animal, insect, bird or fish with its habitat Idea By The Ellison Educational Creative Team Recommended Grade Level PreK-2 Objective Children will understand that different species live in different environments.
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Alabama Giant Yellow Jacket Nest
papananook
by papananook  10-18-2008    3
 The perspective is good but that's the steering wheel of the car in there...
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Organic Insect Repellent
Scouter OSF
by Scouter OSF  10-10-2008   
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Mantis on Flickr
hitchhiker08
by hitchhiker08  10-9-2008   
 That's a helluva lot of views, I say!!
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Science looks to animals for inspiration.
tabsey
by tabsey  10-6-2008    3
 Kiwis are still looking at their sheep in hope of inspiration.
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kraka-colonization
whooz
by whooz  10-1-2008   
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Killer Insects
Kelika
by Kelika  9-28-2008    2
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Cartoons from Turkey
tabsey
by tabsey  9-28-2008   
 The other is at the source.
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Fossils tell of mass exodus from sea
pokkets
by pokkets  9-26-2008   
 Creatures could develop some protection from the sun in the water, but the land was wide open, and predators were yet to get anywhere the efficiency of ocean based predators. They can understand why shelled arthropods had the protection to survive, but can't understand the survival of soft bodied things like worms and Molluscs? then perhaps they can explain why a slug like creature evolved a shell and branched unto the Snail genotype. i don't imagine life is safe anywhere for exposed slugs and worms, and solar radiation, particularly UV Light can accelerate development. and change. Perhaps they were moving to the place that was the least dangerous.
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Fossils Tell of Mass Exodus From Sea to Land
arthurahmed56
by arthurahmed56  9-25-2008   
 New fossils of the first land animals reveal that ancient shores were alive with more crawling, slithering creatures than anyone previously thought.
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Awe Inspiring Close-ups
infopunk
by infopunk  9-25-2008   
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The Wild Side
debbyski
by debbyski  9-24-2008   
 Wow! Asexuality is a difficult concept for me to grasp, but I love to be blinded by science instead of hormones for a change. :)
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