Dolphin massacre
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Monthly Archives: May 2007
Africa in Pictures
Another Wednesday, another day dedicated to one of our friends, Miriam Mannak. I’ll leave her words and a picture of her describe her personality . “I am a natural born Dutchy and a self-made global citizen who lived in various … Continue reading
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Hedgehog victory over fast food giant (McDonald’s)
It has been a long hard battle, but the British Hedgehog Preservation Society is celebrating the news that McDonald’s have changed the lid on their McFlurry dessert! The original containers trapped many hedgehogs, some were released by kindly passers by, … Continue reading
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Otters interesting facts
Due to the amazing video I’ve seen these days, with the 2 otters holding hands I’ve done some research and came up with the following: The Sea Otter has been a significant part of Alaska’s history since Vitus Bering’s first … Continue reading
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Female sharks may reproduce without having sex. What’s next?
Female sharks can reproduce without having sex, scientists have found. A female hammerhead shark has given birth without mating with a male and its offspring has no paternal DNA. An international team of researchers from Queen’s University Belfast, the Guy … Continue reading
Dragons and Damsels
It’s about time to start writing about other people concerned about beauty. Maybe some of you already know them, maybe they are just anonymous …but they sure do count a lot for me grace to their love and care for … Continue reading
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Going Green
One of the most interesting facts related to green living was a quiz I found via National Geographic, a quiz all of us should do either for fun or at least as a sign of awareness. How much do you … Continue reading
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