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Happy National Moth Week! Some classic moth shapes in celebration.
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2024/07/24
21:22 UTC
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Happy pride month, friends! Much love to you!
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2024/06/01
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Murphy The Eagle Fosters Another Stranded Eaglet | Living St. Louis
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2024/05/16
17:14 UTC
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My pirate boy, Finn.
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2024/05/15
15:04 UTC
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On average, eastern cottontails will have 3-4 litters a year, with 3-8 offspring per litter. While they generally start breeding at one year, some are ready as early as 2-3 months old. In just 5 years a single pair of eastern cottontails can have 350,000 descendants!
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2024/02/24
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Tunicates belong to phylum Urochordata, which is closely related to phylum Chordata - which includes all of the vertebrates! That means these little goo balls are more closely related to vertebrates, like us, than they are to most other invertebrates.
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2024/02/21
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Mason bees bellyflop onto flowers to collect pollen, which gets all over their little bodies. When visiting flowers this brings their pollination percentage up to 95%, destroying the honeybees who have a dismal 5% pollination percentage.
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2024/01/10
19:54 UTC
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My cozy baby Finn.
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2023/12/25
23:03 UTC
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Wishing you all the best this holiday season and a happy New Year to come!
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2023/12/24
17:35 UTC
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How stunning is this New England aster (Aster novae-angliae)? These are one of my favorite wildflowers.
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2023/12/13
17:57 UTC
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This beautiful little European honeybee (Apis mellifera) is collecting nectar and pollen to bring back to the hive.
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2023/12/09
21:33 UTC
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A little spider humor on a Monday
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2023/10/09
16:43 UTC
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