(Images via: Turtle Journal, University of South Florida, Baraza, Zaxy, Indian Cowboy) Raise your hand if you think this winter…
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Farming and gardening are the backbones of human civilization. Without the food that large-scale farms and smaller-scale gardens provide, the…
(Images via: Daily Cognition, Flickr, Wild about Gardens, Daily Mail, Krewe of Jupiter, That Pet Place) Often associated together, venom…
Ever wonder what a taste bud on your tongue looks like up close? How about the proboscis of a moth,…
Green roofs and living green walls were once practically unheard of, but today they’re enjoying a huge popularity resurgence. Why…
Where can you go to learn about nature – in both academic environments, and face-to-face – in a big way?…
Plants that eat rats, slimy alien-looking fungi, leaves that dance all by themselves and flowers that smell like the rotting…
(Images via: Science Blogs, Channel 4, Travel Pod, Neat-O-Rama) A recent study detailed that nearly 50 percent of dogs and…
(Images via: Animal Pictures Archive, It’s Nature, Photo Bucket, It’s Nature, PBS) With the endless run of horror movies, spook…
Doll’s Eyes, Fairy Bells, Miracle Leaf – how can plants with names like these be dangerous? Eat them, and you’ll…