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Review of Eye of the Shoal

DaveOctober 21, 2018Book Reviews, Books, Fishes, Natural HistoryLeave a Comment

At least one fish–the manta ray–has passed the mirror test.

Review: The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs

DaveMay 7, 2018Natural HistoryLeave a Comment

But it also has a denouement, a tying together of all loose ends: the dinosaurs are still with us in the form of birds.

The Truth About Animals–A Superb Read

DaveApril 26, 2018Animals, Natural History, NatureLeave a Comment

It takes a sloth up to fifty days to digest its food and excrete it.

Coyote America

DaveSeptember 20, 2017Animals, Books, Natural HistoryLeave a Comment

One morning, the larger coyote started barking at me. It sounded like a small poodle, but the bark carried quite a distance.

Wild Sunflowers

DaveSeptember 12, 2017Flowers, Natural HistoryLeave a Comment

Sunflower hearts have the highest calorie to weight ratio and a very high level of protein…

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