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First Reported 2 hours ago - Updated 55 mins ago - 1 Documents

Summer fun: Zoos

1800 Jacksonville-Jobstown Road, Bordentown (609) 261-7211; animalkingdomnj.net Hours: Mondays to Fridays, 10 a.m. to dusk; Saturdays, 9 a.m. to dusk; Sundays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission: adults, $10; children, $8; children under 2, free; seniors, $9; ... [ Published 2 hours ago by New Jersey Online ]

Entities: Admission, Habitat, Species, Endangered Species

First Reported 3 hours ago - Updated 1 hour ago - 1 Documents

Zoonosis: When Cuddling Can Kill [Biology]

Did you know that H1N1 reached Russia by whale? Or that you can get the flu from a bird and give it to a pig? Find out why viruses tend to jump from animals to us, and why they seem to always pick the cute ones.Viruses have numbers on their side, but ... [ Published 3 hours ago by Io9 ]

Entities: Virus, Zoonosis, Influenza A H1N1 Virus, Influenza, Protein

First Reported May 27 2012 - Updated 2 hours ago - 1 Documents

Watch six species of monkeys play six different synthesizers [Video]

If a million monkeys typing on a million typewriters will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare, what will half a dozen monkeys on a half a dozen synthesizers produce? This ad for Sweden's Volt Festival answers that not-so-age-old question by putting ... [ Published May 27 2012 by Io9 ]

Entities: Species

First Reported 3 hours ago - Updated 3 hours ago - 1 Documents

University of Nairobi

Kenya to build Africa's first underwater museum

Construction on the museum, which will be dedicated to the study of marine life and shipwrecks, is set to begin soon Kenya is on the brink of building Africa's first underwater museum, which will be dedicated to studying marine life and shipwrecks.Designs ... [ Published 3 hours ago by Guardian.co.uk ]

Entities: Kenya, Shipwreck, Malindi (Kenya), University of Nairobi, Species

First Reported 5 hours ago - Updated 5 hours ago - 1 Documents

Turtle researchers look for assistance

State officials are looking for sightings of any turtle species.Box turtleCitizen scientists are being sought by Mass Wildlife’s Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program and the state Department of Transportation this spring to help with turtle ... [ Published 5 hours ago by MassLive ]

Entities: Timothy Dexter, Species, Endangered Species

First Reported 8 hours ago - Updated 8 hours ago - 1 Documents

Laura Miller

Laura Miller: First encounters with aliens in fiction.

Bacteria are not known for their ability to stir the imagination, but there is at least one reliable exception: bacteria from Mars. In 1996, a NASA study caused a sensation when it announced the mere possibility of fossilized bacteria in a meteorite believed ... [ Published 8 hours ago by New Yorker ]

Entities: J.-H. Rosny, Camille Flammarion, Laura Miller, Species, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck

First Reported 11 hours ago - Updated 11 hours ago - 1 Documents

Vietnam’s dragonflies

VietNamNet Bridge - Dragonflies are valuable predators that eat mosquitoes and other small insects like flies, bees, ants, wasps, and very rarely butterflies. They are usually found around marshes, lakes, ponds, streams, and wetlands because their larvae, ... [ Published 11 hours ago by Bao Moi.com ]

Entities: Vietnam, Lang Son (Vietnam), Phu Tho, Species

First Reported 20 hours ago - Updated 15 hours ago - 1 Documents

This colossal prehistoric turtle could snap other turtles in half [Paleontology]

For a brief period after the dinosaurs vanished, truly gigantic reptiles like the 50-foot snake Titanoboa and twenty-foot crocodiles dominated the swamps of ancient Colombia. Now we've discovered another, much gentler giant - the humongous 60-million-year-old ... [ Published 20 hours ago by Io9 ]

Entities: Paleontology, Species, Reptile, Crocodile, Colombia

First Reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 Documents

The earliest known panda-like fossils have been found - in Spain!? [Biology]

This little feller is Agriarctos beatrix, which roamed the forests of Spain some eleven million years ago. It represents the earliest known member of the giant panda's evolutionary subfamily, and it was pretty much just ridiculously adorable.Agriarctos ... [ Published 19 hours ago by Io9 ]

Entities: Fossil, Biology, Spain, Species

First Reported 22 hours ago - Updated 22 hours ago - 1 Documents

Book Review: Weeds: The Story of Outlaw Plants by Richard Mabey

Arriving in France to a spring garden in which the nettles stand chest-high with the grass-seed heads waving alongside, it seemed the ideal time to pick up Richard Mabey's Weeds: The Story of Outlaw Plants. It also turned out to be a book that crossed ... [ Published 22 hours ago by Blogcritics.org ]

Entities: Richard Mabey, Plants, Species, Herbicide

First Reported 23 hours ago - Updated 23 hours ago - 1 Documents

Curiosities: What bugs thrive on wet conditions?

Q: We know mosquitoes thrive in wet conditions, but what about other bugs?A: "Some critters like it dry, others like it wet. It depends on the insect biology," said Phil Pellitteri, distinguished faculty associate in the UW-Madison Insect Diagnostic ... [ Published 23 hours ago by Capital Times ]

Entities: Insect, Species, Earwig

First Reported May 26 2012 - Updated May 26 2012 - 1 Documents

To clear the crowded sky

This is a fitting allegory for the universe of Mass Effect, where humanity emerges into a galaxy run by entrenched powers uninterested in assisting them. Early on, Mass Effect establishes that the Citadel Council forced humanity to establish colonies ... [ Published May 26 2012 by Game Critics ]

Entities: Mass Effect, Species, Civilization, Mass Effect 3

Quotes

Zimbabwe's wild dog website, perfectly captures the excitement of the event, "At the rehearsal I went to, seeing the song, with it's beautiful lyrics, sung by hundreds of students actually brought tears to my eyes. The lyrics and composition are spectacular and the whole program has had incredible education benefits to all students involved."

Zimbabwe: 'Song of the Carnivores' Victim [AllAfrica.com - 2 hours ago]

"The marine life that we aim to study is several species of fish, turtles, and even dolphins because there seems to be a relation between feeding and the shipwrecks" Bita added

Kenya to build Africa's first underwater museum [Guardian.co.uk - 3 hours ago]

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Summer fun: Museums [ Published 55 mins ago by Star Ledger ]
PHOTO GALLERY: Endangered red-cockaded woodpeck... [ Published 2 hours ago by Leesville Leader ]
Summer fun: Zoos [ Published 2 hours ago by New Jersey Online ]
Zimbabwe: 'Song of the Carnivores' Victim [ Published 2 hours ago by AllAfrica.com ]
Zoonosis: When Cuddling Can Kill [Biology] [ Published 3 hours ago by Io9 ]
Kenya to build Africa's first underwater museum [ Published 3 hours ago by Guardian.co.uk ]
Lit Life: Books by local authors have Expo publ... [ Published 4 hours ago by Seattle Times ]
Turtle researchers look for assistance [ Published 5 hours ago by MassLive ]
Users' views are sought on Plymouth's precious ... [ Published 6 hours ago by This is Devon ]
Laura Miller: First encounters with aliens in f... [ Published 8 hours ago by New Yorker ]
Snow White and Huntsman, review [ Published 9 hours ago by Telegraph ]
Bharat Book Bureau: Hai Kang Life Corporation L... [ Published 9 hours ago by Zecco ]
Vietnam’s dragonflies [ Published 11 hours ago by Bao Moi.com ]
More Than 200 Museums to Participate in New Yor... [ Published 11 hours ago by EdgeBoston.com ]
Music: Inventory: The Beatles Just Got To Go?: ... [ Published 11 hours ago by Onion AV Club ]
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Concrete Playground Spends 18 Minutes with Owne... [ Published 15 hours ago by Concrete Playground ]
Danny Brown @ The Prince, Melbourne (24/05/2012) [ Published 15 hours ago by Faster Louder ]
The earliest known panda-like fossils have been... [ Published 19 hours ago by Io9 ]
Fairhope Museum to hold 'Causeway Day' on June 14 [ Published 19 hours ago by al.com ]
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's Steve Taylor helps m... [ Published 20 hours ago by Cleveland Live ]
This colossal prehistoric turtle could snap oth... [ Published 20 hours ago by Io9 ]
Book Review: Weeds: The Story of Outlaw Plants ... [ Published 22 hours ago by Blogcritics.org ]
Curiosities: What bugs thrive on wet conditions? [ Published 23 hours ago by Capital Times ]
‘Aliens won’t enslave humans’ Will aliens endan... [ Published May 27 2012 by Jakarta Post ]
Watch six species of monkeys play six different... [ Published May 27 2012 by Io9 ]
The eleven Doctors, drawn as dinosaurs [Doctor ... [ Published May 27 2012 by Io9 ]
May Day - Look out for Lapwings! [ Published May 27 2012 by BBC ]
Denver researcher works to study, preserve coff... [ Published May 27 2012 by Denver Post ]
Gardens: Airlie risers [ Published May 27 2012 by The Scotsman ]

Blogs

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Kingdom of Plants 3D: Kew takes centre stage in... [ Published May 25 2012 by TV and radio blog \| guardian.co.uk ] Sir David Attenborough travels the globe bringing us extraordinary scenes from the natural world. His latest series is no less dramatic, though most of the filming was much closer to home - at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew . Michelle Chapman visited ...
Trion’s Defiance is one story told in an online... [ Published May 22 2012 by Venturebeat ] Trion Worlds’ Defiance is one of the most ambitious transmedia projects — a story that stretches across multiple media — ever made. Debuting in April 2013, the online game world is being jointly developed in tandem with a science fiction TV show created ...
The Avengers gets the Charlie Brooker treatment. [ Published May 21 2012 by Oh No They Didn't! ] Last Monday, because I've been feeling out of the loop, I resolved to catch the new Avengers movie. I call it "the Avengers movie" – in fact, the word "Assemble" was added to the UK release so it wouldn't be confused with the 1960s TV series of the ...
'River Monsters' Down Under: An Extremely Rare ... [ Published May 21 2012 by TV Squad ] The latest installment of " River Monsters " (Sun., 10 p.m. ET on Animal Planet) found host Jeremy Wade visiting Western Australia. He was in search of the critically endangered fish known as the Glyphis Shark. Discovered in 2002, there are thought ...
More on Toonami's return to Cartoon Network + 1... [ Published May 21 2012 by Oh No They Didn't! ] Jason DeMarco, former Toonami producer and recently promoted vice president of strategic marketing and promotions for Cartoon Network and Adult Swim, revealed via his Twitter account on Thursday that the revived Toonami block's schedule will remain a ...

Audio/Video

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Tiny baby river dolphin born at Tongling Nature... [ Published May 24 2012 by ITN News - YouTube ]
Scientists fear macadamia nut tree threatened [ Published May 21 2012 by News On ABC - YouTube ]
New fossil links dinosaur species to Australia [ Published May 09 2012 by News On ABC - YouTube ]
Rare gorillas captured on tape in the wild [ Published May 08 2012 by CBS - YouTube ]
Koala named as protected species [ Published Apr 30 2012 by News On ABC - YouTube ]