Ecology

Dishonest Crabs

Monday, March 8, 2010
Dishonest Crabs

When I hear dishonesty I think of lying. It turns out that other animals besides humans can lie, too. When I hear that, I think no way, but scientists from Australia have found out that there is dishonesty in the animal kingdom. The dishonest animal is only two centimeters across, the fiddler crab. The fiddler... »

Fungi: A New Revolution in Violin Making

Friday, February 19, 2010
Fungi: A New Revolution in Violin Making

(Concerto No. 2 in G Major 1st Movement by Joseph Haydn Cadenza by Ferdinand Küchler) A few months ago, an important discovery was made in the world of violin making. A test was done to see whether a violin like the Stradivarius could be created. Amazingly, it was with the help of Francis Schwarze of... »

Predator-Prey Poetry!

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Check out Karisa’s poem about predator-prey adaptations: »

Marine Biology at its Best!

Thursday, January 14, 2010
Marine Biology at its Best!

In the field of marine biology, there have been many new discoveries. Some are new species, others are missing links. This post will show you some of the newly discovered species as well as some other fascinating marine species. This is a newspaper article from Hawaii about a Giant Jellyfish also known as, Anomalorhiza... »

To Save a Mockingbird – A Blog for Darwin Post

Tuesday, September 8, 2009
To Save a Mockingbird – A Blog for Darwin Post

This post was originally published on February 15, 2009. by Erik Check out the animation I created about my post.  Enjoy! Darwin’s Mockingbirds! by spudinski01, made at DoInk.com  On two small islands somewhere in the midst of the Galapagos Archipelago live some 100-200 mockingbirds. These specific mockingbirds however are some of the rarest bird species in the world,... »

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