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Every Dew Drop Has Heaven in It
by R J Evans, Sep 7, 2008
Although a paraphrase, the title says is all. Pay a visit to the macro universe and see for yourself the beauty of the dew drop. Stunning photography and an explanation of the science behind the phenomena will convince you!
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Most Impressive Lagoons From Around the World
by Leo Reyes, Sep 5, 2008
This is about lagoons and their ecological contribution to our wetlands.
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Five of the Largest Birds in History
by cseehausen, Sep 3, 2008
Believe it or not, the Ostrich is one of the most-farmed animals in the world today. But in the past, there were many other birds of similar size. Let's take a look at some of the largest ones, and some of the most vicious.
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Gems: Unusual Form of Minerals
by Swapna P, Aug 17, 2008
Gems are minerals that are beautiful and valuable. They are valued by virtue of their durability, rarity, and sparkle. Gems are cut and polished for ornamental use or engraved.
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Saguaros: Giants You Can Get Stuck on
by Jacob Saul, Aug 15, 2008
The giant saguaro cactus has surprised and amazed visitors to America's southwest desert for over a hundred years. This nature article captures their special traits and inspiring qualities.
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Environmental Hazards of Genetically Engineered Foods
by balisunset, Aug 14, 2008
Opponents worry that wind, rain, insects, and birds will carry pollen from GE foods over to fields planted with traditional or organic crops, thereby “polluting” those fields. This genetic pollution will permanently pollute traditional crops, since once GE crops are released into the environment, it will be virtually impossible to eradicate them.
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Coral Reef Degradation: A Symptom of Society’s Ills
by Patrick Regoniel, Aug 10, 2008
Coral reef ecosystems provide the protein needs of people living near the coastal areas as well as the society in general. It appears, however, that this very important resource is already on the verge of extinction.
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Prickly Animals
by Fernando T, Jul 27, 2008
Spiny animals that are covered in spines to protect themselves from predators.
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Can We Save the Last Tortoise From Becoming Extinct?
by Rana Sinha, Jul 25, 2008
Giant Galapagos tortoises are almost extinct. One of the last survivors of the species, Lonesome George, the 70-year old Galapagos Islands giant tortoise might soon become a father.
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Exotic Plants
by Fernando T, Jul 24, 2008
Learn how these amazing plants try to survive in the wild.
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