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78Recycled plastic water bottles help Monarch Butterfly conservation
Monarch Butterflies (Danaus plexippus) have been having a hard time of it in many areas of the world. Habitat destruction, pesticides and lack of their foodplants have all taken a heavy toll, and even pollen...
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86Garden Tiger Moths were once common but not any more
When I was a boy, and indeed later in life, I used to enjoy finding caterpillars and discovering what species of moth or butterfly they would eventually produce. I remember as a child and as a teenager, the...
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87What Butterflies Eat
Have you ever wondered what butterflies eat? There are a few different reasons that you might have thought about this question. If it was a passing thought that you didn't bother to research, you ma be unable...
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86Some Important Species of Insects in Amazon Rainforests
Amazon rainforests are the home for more than 25 millions of different species of insects. Warm climate with heavy rainfalls result into abundant vegetation in most part of the region make favorable...
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77Second Annual Butterfly Festival in Cole, Oklahoma
These bright orange flowers are "Orange Profusion" zinnias and butterflies love their nectar. They, among many other specific flowers are purposely planted to feed the butterflies on their stop to Mexico....
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80Free Butterfly Pictures
These gorgeous free butterfly pictures can be used as clip art or can even be printed and framed to decorate your home.
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68TASTE 'EM ONCE! MOPANI WORMS!!
Everywhere in the world, there is an interest to taste new dishes and delicacies. Some food stuffs are interesting to taste as well. Crickets, ants, scorpions etc. have been tried by many around the world....
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91Thailand: Dangerous Animals
Poisonous snakes, giant centipedes, jellyfish, scorpions and tarantulas- read about them, study the pictures and avoid them!
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83The Appetite of a Caterpillar
Sometimes you just don't truly appreciate something for what it is, and more importantly for what it will be in the future. You'd think we all would have learned that in kindergarten when someone read us,...
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74The Tenerife butterfly and moth rescue team
In past issues of the Tenerife Sun I have written about my ongoing project to help increase the numbers of the beautiful Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) on the island, and I am very happy to say that I...
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