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In the last four months, 1.2 million people around the world have raised their voices on behalf of bees – urging officials to take decisive, precautionary action by suspending a class of pesticides (neonicotinoids) known to undermine honey bee immunity.Please join this global movement on behalf…
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If you know even a little bit about the natural world, you’ll find Aelian’s On the Nature of Animals quite ridiculous. Here are some of the “facts” presented in the newly released first English translation of this ancient bestiary, written by a Roman-empire scribe named Aelian in the first century C.E.:
When cranes squawk, they bring on rain showers. So it is said—and also, that cranes have some sort of power which arouses women and causes them to dispense sexual favors. I take this at the word of those who have seen it happen.
The horned ray is born in mud. It is very small at birth, but it grows to a huge size. Its belly is white; its back, head, and sides are inky black. Its mouth, though, is small, and you cannot see its teeth. It is very long and flat. It eats great quantities of fish, but its favorite food is human flesh. It has little strength, but its size gives it courage. When it sees a man swimming or diving, it rises to the surface, arches its back, and slams down on him with all its might, extending its length over the unfortunate man like a roof and keeping him from rising to breathe. The man dies, and the ray greedily enjoys its feast.
Boeotia has no moles. They do not enter from the neighboring province of Leabadeia, and if one arrives by accident it dies.
The octopus is greedy, sneaky, and voracious, and it will eat anything. It is probably the most omnivorous creature in the sea. Here is the proof: in times of hunger, it will eat one of its own tentacles, thus making up for a lack of prey. When better times come, it grows back the missing limb. Nature thus gives it a ready meal in moments of want.
This looks utterly amazing.
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The police, like any public service, must be ultimately accountable to the people. Thankfully, with the advents of technology (e.g. the Internet and Video Camera cell phones), we the people now have a legitimate and legal way to document our law enforcement officials.
We can and must police the police. BaconAlert.com is the platform to share your stories and unite with other victims of our out-of-control criminal justice system.
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Oil Exploration Under Arctic Ice Could Cause ‘Uncontrollable’ Natural Disaster
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Meanwhile, here in Vermont, some badass on horseback is delivering medicine to an isolated town.
This video is absolutely amazing. Ben Jervey puts it — and a lot of other things — in context in his latest report from post-Irene Vermont: A Lament for Vermont’s Loss and Tribute to Its Resilience [Photos and Video]
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