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Category Archives: Nature
Whales have a sensory organ unlike anything we’ve ever seen
Reblogged from : It’s possible that whales can sense things that no other living creatures can. Scientists have discovered a grapefruit-sized mass of vessels and nervous tissues located in whales’ chins, and they believe it’s an entirely new kind of … Continue reading
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Old Military Planes Could Drop 900,000 Tree-Bombs a Day : TreeHugger
Image: a C-130 Hercules dropping something other than tree-bombs.Suggestsoft I’ve always felt that planting trees was simply too much of a non-violent affair. Digging holes, lowering in saplings, filling them with soil — yawn. Where’s the action, the excitement, the … Continue reading
Crossing Waterfalls
Reblogged from resistanceandacceptance: “Poor Niagara!” said Eleanor Roosevelt (reportedly) upon seeing Iguazu Falls, a series of waterfalls stretching for a mile and a half between Brazil and Argentina. We recently visited the Brazilian side of the falls and enjoyed lingering … Continue reading
Kamchatka Bezymianny Volcano Shows Signs of Roaring Back to Life.
Reblogged from Chaos Sweeps Away the World We Know! The Disaster, current events & Catastrophe Blog. Forecasts for 2013 to 2023. Read tomorrows news today! Plus current economic, commodities, stock indices and financial news.: March 6, 2012 – Kamchatka Volcano … Continue reading
Sleeping hummingbird “snores” in Peru
A female Amethyst-throated Sunangel (Heliangelus amethysticollis) sleeps in Peru