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Continue ReadingWhat do human beings need to physically survive? This list presents the five very basic physical items that people need to survive on this Earth. This …
Continue ReadingZebra sharks are one of the many types of carpet sharks common to coral reefs and ocean bottoms. Like other carpet sharks, the juveniles and adults of …
Continue ReadingThe rhinoceros is the second largest land mammal in the world, second only to the elephant. Large and intelligent they have little to fear, except for …
Continue ReadingAll life on Earth is interconnected to form a balanced, healthy ecosystem, and all species are dependent on each other in some way or another. …
Continue ReadingHow many times have you looked up, seen a raptor flying overhead and wondered, “Is that a hawk…no too big…maybe it’s an …
Continue ReadingThere are many North American migratory birds that head south for the winter. Eastern birds such as the Anhinga found in Southeastern United States …
Continue ReadingEven many residents of New England don’t know that their region lies along epic travel routes of species as diverse as monarch butterflies and …
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