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As if Trump Hasn't Done Enough Now He is Moving in on the Animals

celticeagle @celticeagle (189917) • Boise, Idaho 20 Nov

I have just read an article about Trumps next big catastrophe that he has planned. Not for us Americans but now it's the animals that need to suffer. All in attempt to further the fossil fuel development. It could end some...

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Isn't variety the joy of life?

Xavier Bage @franxav (14591) • India 27 May 25

I wrote on mangoes some days back. This morning too I picked up different species of mangoes. I use the word species because I couldn't think of any other word. This morning too I gathered a bagful of mangoes. I just had to walk...

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When Love knows no bounds!

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (3853) • India 16 Dec 24

We have heard tales of humans travelling legally and illegally to foreign lands to meet their love. Now the tigers are showing that they too can go miles for their love. In Russia’ Sikhote -Alin mountains , scientists found two...

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Bee Statistics ~ Part Four of Bee Series

celticeagle @celticeagle (189917) • Boise, Idaho 12 Mar 22

Bees are omnivores and feed on nectar and pollen. The top speed of a bee is about 15-20 miles per hour. They live in hives of about 10,000 to 60,000 in population size. Beekeeping has been practiced since Ancient Greece and...

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Spotted Lantern Flies Must Be Killed

CarolDM @CarolDM (203396) • Nashville, Tennessee 18 Sep 21

Read this story on Bing this morning. Such a beautiful insect, but don't be fooled by the beauty. While they're not harmful to people, these insects don't sting or bite, spotted lantern flies are an invasive species that prey on...

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Different species?

ingrid @ridingbet (66854) • Philippines 29 May 20

Last night, the rains 'mellowed down' to just showers; there were no more thunder and lightning. It was cool and it was so conducive to sleep because it was quiet - darkness was silent, I thought. But then, right outside my room,...

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Are pandas good pet animals?

Kitycat @KityCat (7739) • India 11 Mar 20

Panda is one of the cutest. Wouldn't you agree? They are herbivores which is a really good thing even though their body structure is like a carnivore. I have never seen anyone keep a panda for a pet. I think it is one of the...

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Incredible Animal Facts

Susan @HazySue (39265) • Gouverneur, New York 10 Sep 19

I decided to share a few incredible animal facts today. I hope you enjoy the journey into the amazing things that animals do. Did you know that 99 percent of all species have become extinct since the planet Earth came into...

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Lawnmowers Of The Ocean

celticeagle @celticeagle (189917) • Boise, Idaho 17 Jun 18

Sea turtles have been around for about 110 million years and live for about 100 years. Here are some interesting facts about these reptiles: * They can hold their breath under water for five hours. They do this by slowing their...

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Animals

Manole Iulia-Alexandra @ManoleAlexandra (70) • Romania 14 Jul 17

I love animals a lot and until now I had the opportunity to have a lot of different animals from different species, such as cats, dogs, turtles, ponies, pigeons, fish, deers, canaries, rabbits and of course cows, pigs at the...

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Have You Seen the Most Beautiful Butterfly in the World?

Shavkat @Shavkat (141905) • Philippines 14 May 17

There is a particular butterfly that was framed in my house. I couldn’t find it. Perhaps some of the family soul had seen and got it from the family house. Regardless, I am so fascinated by seeing it and the wings are too shiny...

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Spies are beneficial for human beings. Any other examples?

Zhu Huifen @zhuhuifen46 (3483) • China 18 Mar 17

I learned spies eat annually shocking number of harming species in forests and countryside to balance a healthy balance in nature, which is definitely good for human beings. Could you name a few more examples.

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Have you felt the Presence of a Higher Power?

Shiva @Shiva49 (28390) • Singapore 27 Jun 16

It is only natural to think of something more potent than us though as a species we are right at the top; others have to kowtow to us. We do not have it our way as there are too many imponderables that make our plans go awry. We...

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Could anybody explain the role of religion in a person's life?

manohar lal @manohar282 (88) 19 Apr 16

Many a times i wonder what could be the role of religion in the evolution of human species? Is it good for us or does it polarize us? All other species on this planet do not follow any religion or mythology yet they live in...

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Are we becoming our own gods?

the_lioness @the_lioness (177) 5 Nov 14

Thoughts I have been having lately about evolution. http://www.bubblews.com/news/9288261-are-we-becoming-our-own-gods

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Number Of Earth Species

Moses Tony @touchpag (8) • Asaba, Nigeria 25 Mar 14

There are impressive variety of life arises from numerous species on earth. They ranges from earth, air, and water. What do all of these shown? Find out. Teeming With life No one knows how many species there are on earth....

Why are we here on earth?

bloodmask @bloodmask (590) • India 17 Aug 12

Our mysterious life still baffle us in this scientific world. It still being asked why humans were decided to be here and to be remained as most intelligent species to dominate, to rule this earth. Are we all species of GOD or...

Species 4- the awakening

lady Di @lady1993 (27221) • Philippines 16 Nov 11

Was a very big disappointment- i just wasted more than an hour of my time watching this.. I watched this because I saw the first 3 movies before it and the first two were good.. they were still exciting and the actors were good...

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Rise of the Planet of the Apes - a search for a real home

vexxus @vexxus (712) • Philippines 10 Nov 11

I have watched the movie yesterday and I was astonished how science had transformed a chimpanzee to a more human like species, A drug cause the Chimpanzee to be more intelligent and even talk, a series a human daily emotion and...

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Sem cells to be used to preserve endangered species.

DoctorDidi @DoctorDidi (7018) • India 16 Oct 11

Scientists have found a way to grow sperms from stem cells, which will be a great help in breeding endangered species. Researchers have found a way to harvest sperm from animals that have not yet attained reproductive maturity....

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