Pinboard: bookmarks for citizenk tagged 'nature'

Run-off from farmland drenched in fertilisers is behind the explosion in amphibians missing legs, or having extra legs and other deformities, according to the scientists.

biology ecology animals science nature environment extinction pollution
october 2007 by citizenk

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Monster spider web spun in Texas - CNN.com

Entomologists are debating the origin and rarity of a sprawling spider web that blankets several trees, shrubs and the ground along a 200-yard stretch of trail in a North Texas park.

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august 2007 by citizenk

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The basics of nature photography
photography nature howto tips
march 2007 by citizenk

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Share This : 10 Most Beautiful Indian Roads
photos india nature interesting roads
february 2007 by citizenk

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fox eagle prey predator picture nature
january 2007 by citizenk

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Right Thoughts - Vehicle survival kit
survival kit tips nature hicking trekking
december 2006 by citizenk

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Crazy Birds Island :p Video
birds-paradise new-guinea video documentary birds nature animals colourful
december 2006 by citizenk

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Larson is drawn to the wild side - USATODAY.com
gary-larson interview wildlife cartoons comics humour nature
november 2006 by citizenk

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BeeDreams.com :: A Collection of Bees
bees photography flowers insects hymenoptera pictures macro nature
november 2006 by citizenk

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Picture: The unlucky star in a new Jaws movie | the Daily Mail
shark seal predator picture sea animals nature
november 2006 by citizenk

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BBC NEWS | UK | Scotland | Tayside and Central | Hawk swoops on rare bird visitor
nature birds ouch!
november 2006 by citizenk

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http://thefairest.info/top.html
photography images nature pictures beauty wallpaper
november 2006 by citizenk

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Glasswing Butterfly - Hemmy.net, A source of varied interests

Glasswing Butterfly(Greta Oto) is a brush-footed butterfly where its wings are transparent.

photography nature butterfly biology beauty photos animals
november 2006 by citizenk

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Croatia - Plitvicka Jezera National Park - waterfalls, Plitvicka, Croatia
picture croatia nature water
november 2006 by citizenk

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Four-finned Japanese dolphin an evolutionary throwback, researchers say - MSN-Mainichi Daily News

A bottlenose dolphin captured last month off western Japan has an extra set of fins, providing further evidence that ocean-dwelling mammals once had four legs and lived on land

dolphins evolution nature animals science cetaceans
november 2006 by citizenk

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Photo in the News: Oldest-Ever Bee Found in Amber

This tiny, ancient insect has created an enormous buzz.

picture bee insects fossil amber paleonthology science discovery nature
october 2006 by citizenk

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The NABS Gallery of Natural Arches

Natural Arches and Bridges

nature pictures geology hicking
october 2006 by citizenk

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valuca

Lenticular clouds and many other strange kind of clouds!

clouds meteorology pictures nature
september 2006 by citizenk

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English Russia » Have you ever seen a frozen sea? Besides “Day after tommorow” movie?

Waves are freezing as they flow.

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september 2006 by citizenk

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BBC NEWS | Scotland | Insight into sex life of lichens

Experts have revealed details of the "remarkable" sex life of lichens in a new travelling exhibition.

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september 2006 by citizenk

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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Stunning finds of fish and coral

Among 50 species believed to be new are bottom-dwelling "walking" sharks and "flasher" wrasse, which feature colourful male courting displays.

biology species animals nature discovery
september 2006 by citizenk

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SF Gate: Multimedia (image)

A Bugun Liocichla rests on the branch of a tree at Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary in India's northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh on May 25, 2006. The striking multicolored bird was discovered in India's remote northeast, making it the first ornithologic

bird biology species discovery nature animals
september 2006 by citizenk

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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Giant squid grabs London audience

One of the biggest and most complete giant squids ever found is on display at London's Natural History Museum.

nature science animals
march 2006 by citizenk

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Top Ten National Geographic News Stories of 2005

Whether destructive or wondrous, Mother Nature dominated the news that resonated most with readers this year—from Hurricane Katrina and the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami to a grizzly bear-size catfish and the first photo of a live giant sea squi

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december 2005 by citizenk

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It's Sensitive. Really. - New York Times

But a team of scientists from Harvard and the National Institute of Standards and Technology has now made a startling discovery: the tusk, it turns out, forms a sensory organ of exceptional size and sensitivity, making the living appendage one of the plan

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december 2005 by citizenk

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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | 'New mammal' seen in Borneo woods

In the dense central forests of Borneo, a conservation group has found what appears to be a new species of mammal.

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december 2005 by citizenk

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Site officiel de Hubert Reeves
environment nature science astronomy
december 2005 by citizenk

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Earliest Bird Had Feet Like Dinosaur, Fossil Shows

A 150-million-year-old fossil of Archaeopteryx, long considered the oldest bird, may put to rest any scientific doubt that dinosaurs—specifically the group of two-legged meat-eaters known as theropods—gave rise to modern birds.

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december 2005 by citizenk

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News in Science - Dolphins sing 'Batman' theme - 03/10/2005

Scientists have taught dolphins to combine both rhythm and vocalisations to produce music, resulting in an extremely high-pitched, short version of the Batman theme song.

biology batman dolphins nature cinema
october 2005 by citizenk

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BBC NEWS | Health | 1918 killer flu 'came from birds'

The Spanish flu virus that killed 50 million people in 1918-19 was probably a strain that originated in birds, research has shown.