Nature
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Search for Loch Ness Monster nets 100,000 golf balls
By Stephanie Rogers, Mother Nature Network for guest_bloggers 0 Comments
Scottish scientists searching for evidence of Nessie find a bevy of golf balls at the bottom of the famous lake. Read full post »
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Tweet for the bees
By Umbra Fisk, Grist.org for grist_ask_umbra 1 Comments
Help support research into what's killing honeybees. All you have to do is use a Twitter tag between now and November 11. Read full post »
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Giant jellyfish sinks 10-ton Japanese ship
By Stephanie Rogers, Mother Nature Network for guest_bloggers 6 Comments
A net full of huge jellyfish brings down a 10-ton Japanese fishing trawler, pitching its crew into the sea. Read full post »
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Stunning photos of birds filled with plastic
By Lori Bongiorno for greenpicks 6 Comments
Many of the plastic things we throw away end up in the oceans, where birds and other animals mistake the pieces for food. A photographer shows the dramatic result. Read full post »
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Ladybug invasion paints Colorado town red
By Stephanie Rogers, Mother Nature Network for guest_bloggers 3 Comments
A Colorado reporter with a bug phobia faces his fears as he's covered head to toe in massive quantities of ladybugs. Read full post »
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Seven species that won't survive global warming
By Dan Shapley for daily_green_news 1 Comments
A look at 7 of the 350 wildlife species we stand to lose if global warming continues unabated. Read full post »
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Vegetarian spider loves leaves, not bugs
By Stephanie Rogers, Mother Nature Network for guest_bloggers 1 Comments
Scientists discover the first spider known to only 'hunt' plants. Read full post »
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Which U.S. volcanoes are likely to erupt next?
By Russell McLendon, Mother Nature Network for guest_bloggers 1 Comments
With more than 160 active volcanoes, the U.S. is at greater risk from eruptions than many realize. Read full post »
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Nature makes us nicer, according to new study
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks 5 Comments
Want to improve your relationships and become a more generous person? Take a look at the natural world. Read full post »
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Five scary animals that help us
By Lori Bongiorno for greenpicks 2 Comments
Some of the animals we're most afraid of are actually good for us. How do bats, spiders, pythons, and others help us? Read full post »
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