Cadeia do Espinhaço Chapter 10 Jacobina and the Neighbourhood Part II “Youth is happy because it has the capacity to see beauty. Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never …
World’s rarest magpie comes to UK zoo Conservationists at Chester Zoo have started the first conservation breeding programme in Europe for one of the world’s most endangered birds. The Javan …
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A Tribute to Discomfort: Cory Richards What does it mean to be human? That existential question has been asked by our collective human heart many a time. We are all …
Here comes the sun: Cellular sensor helps plants find light Salk Institute In the stem of the Arabidopsis plant, the light-sensitive receptor CRY2 (yellow) spurs a plant to begin …
How to Create Your Own Monarch Butterfly Rest Stop Aug. 19, 2014 – Habitat loss and the destruction of native plants have been responsible for the rapid decline of the …
Unbelievable Footage of Exploding Plants Violets, touch me nots, and squirting cucumbers all have one thing in common: They disperse their seeds by exploding. Here’s some incredible footage of each …