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the differences are as clear as mud!
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no
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absolutely amazing image!! Where did you take it?
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and they also recycle that silk. they eat the old web when they take it down
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thanks!
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does anybody know what the inscription says?
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trained by the IDF
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That's really interesting! Cuba also had a flightless long legged owl.
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In the US called the mourning cloak. First butterfly out in spring. Before the leaves emerge.
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Cool topic! I never thought of blue bottle flies as being part of a species assemblage in an ecological community.
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why are all the bunnies you show lop eared?
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www.wistv.com/2021/11/07/w...
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red faced, fist in the air. he might have a stroke or heart attack before he goes bankrupt
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shy lanner?
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not the least of it being rural hospitals closing
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are these ICE people getting paid bounties?
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we have been here before. a little over 20 years ago
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and it is???
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I'm sorry but hhaahahhahahahahha
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and that was just the beginning. look what they did to Bufo and Rana!
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trofim_...
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I did coauthor one enjoyable book: www.amazon.com/Floridas-Fab...
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Years ago when wandering in a large chain bookstore I noted with regret that there were plenty of books on wolves. One species. And hardly any of 'bugs'. The only place I ever found a reasonable selection was at the American Museum of Natural History bookstore in NYC.
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I am amazed he walked 7 miles. I am not sure I could have done that.
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Yes it is amazing how female BHCBs track host nests and lay an egg when the host is away. Any idea how many nests the hens track?
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I expect there were extensive grasslands in in NY during the Pleistocene along the glacial front. Habitat fragmentation has facilitated their movement east. NMS populations are suffering as a result. BHCB in the west, good, BHCB in the east, bad.
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and Israel
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I also did degrees in OH: MS University of Cincinnati (1989), post doc Miami U (99-04) and PhD (University of Tennessee, 1994). For several years I managed a field station at Hiram College in NE Ohio and saw the damage that BHCB did to breeding neotropical migrant songbirds. They belong out west.
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parasites! parasites! Oooooh, bad bad bad!
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very nice!
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I know, shocking. It is clear that Kenya values its ant fauna. www.jopestkil.com/nairobi-keny...
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'soon'
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found it www.cnbc.com/2025/04/18/t...
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I am looking for this story on CNBC and I am not finding it. Can you provide a live link?
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I find it absurd that countries enforce smuggling laws on species that are freely killed, exterminated, and despised in country. You would think Kenya would be glad to see those ants go.
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Which is a real shame given how much Kenya loves its ants. www.jopestkil.com/nairobi-keny...
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Because ants are protected in Kenya? www.jopestkil.com/nairobi-keny...
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you might be amazed to learn just how little I give a crap about these guys.
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Of course they don't define what 'anti-Christian bias' is. And they will just make the term useless, as they've done with 'Antisemitic' because it can mean about anything now.
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the two rabbits I had loose in my house LOVED to eat electrical cords
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there's no such thing as an 'American car' anymore, Steve. Parts are made all over the world and, maybe, assembled here.
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Are we done with this fucking shit yet? That Israel can do no wrong? They are just hurting themselves.
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Hey now just because those islands are between South Africa and Antarctica doesn't mean they won't be inhabited SOMEDAY. Maybe we should send Musk to check it out.
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the dentists are behind this 😆
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Lucky you!
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and at the rate we're going he'll be the last president
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I nominate Russel L. Honoré
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www.them.us/story/chappe...
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It's almost as if Musk is in such a hurry he makes careless mistakes. Oh, wait...................
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A bit annoying as Coates was not part of any interview about Musk. I went looking for it. The image is from an October interview about Coates' book 'The Message'.