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Dragonfly Delight: Superb Macrophotography

by R J Evans, Nov 29, 2008

The sight of a dragonfly on the wing is one of the more remarkable that nature has to offer. Here, with the help of some astounding macrophotography, we take a look at the life cycle of the dragonfly as well as its remarkable and unusual physiology.

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How to Make a Huge Chemical Reaction

by arabbassist, Nov 25, 2008

The process of massing copper and sulfur before and after chemical change can be a difficult and dangerous endeavor.

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The Green Sea Turtle

by randon, Nov 20, 2008

Interesting facts on not just green sea turtles, but all sea turtles.

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Planktons

by Rodallega, Nov 16, 2008

A magical trip to tiny creatures.

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Nudibranchs: Beautiful Animals You Never Knew About

by Mark Gordon Brown, Nov 6, 2008

Nudibranchs are one of natures most exotic animals, true beauties, with over 3000 known species, it is a wonder more people have not heard of them.

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Hermaphrodites and Hermaphroditism

by well versed, Nov 3, 2008

Every wondered exactly what hermaphroditism is? Who it affects? What it's about?

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Parakeets Go Cockney in London

by R J Evans, Nov 1, 2008

In the foothills of the Himalayas, there is nothing quite like the green flash against the blue sky of a flock of ring-necked parakeets as they swoop over your head and away to the horizon. However, these particular parakeets have, over recent years, become a common sight in the suburban gardens of London. What’s going on?

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