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25 Jan 2013
Spider Art and Bioluminescent “Bombs”: Extreme Animal Mimicry
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by Jan Thornhill Exciting news for the world’s arachnophiles (spider lovers) broke late last year – a spider was discove...
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18 Jan 2013
What Simon Cowell has taught me about writing
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Okay, I confess (but don't tell anyone). I really like reality TV talent shows, particularly Britain's Got Talent and the X Facto...
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11 Jan 2013
The Science of Snow
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I live in Regina, Saskatchewan. We joke that weather is more than small-talk here. Too often, it's what everyone is talking about....
4 Jan 2013
Notes from a Low Country
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I was born and raised in The Netherlands. Not Holland. ‘Holland’ refers only to two of the twelve provinces. The Netherlands is ...
28 Dec 2012
Crunchy Science
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There are a lot of bugs in Hawaii. Most of them make loud, crunchy sounds as you ride over them with you...
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22 Dec 2012
Fuel Spills
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Do science and outdoor sports go together for you? They do for me! I do a lot of thinking when out in my kayak. Sometimes the t...
7 Dec 2012
Talking to Your Dog is Not As Crazy As You Think
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by L E Carmichael Any dog owner will tell you that their pet understands them - recognizes words, follows commands, and somehow knows...
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