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  1. Something dramatic happened to a lot of very big animals between 20,000 and 10,000 years ago. During this time... http://bit.ly/8GdpaL 11:06 PM Dec 3rd from Facebook
  2. Leaf-cutting ants have the power to slice, dice, and pilfer the foliage of an entire grove of trees in a matter of... http://bit.ly/6IPMAH 2:31 PM Nov 29th from Facebook
  3. Yesterday, I wrote about some extinct scorpionflies that scientists think may have fed on the nectar of seed ferns,... http://bit.ly/3N9PQt 10:02 AM Nov 20th from Facebook
  4. Birds (Class Aves) are one of the six basic groups of animals. Birds, best known for their ability to fly, are... http://bit.ly/3WAc3e 10:30 PM Oct 27th from Facebook
  5. Amphibians (Class Amphibia) are one of the six basic groups of animals. The most familiar of the amphibians are... http://bit.ly/jS7wL 1:48 PM Oct 25th from Facebook
  6. You can view a lite version of the Animals / Wildlife facebook page here: http://bit.ly/mvgJV 12:03 PM Oct 6th from Facebook
  7. This photo album accompanies the recent article I wrote on Ningaloo's Whale Sharks... http://bit.ly/1Cp3PC 9:05 PM Sep 23rd from Facebook
  8. This chart provides brief information about the various eons, eras, periods, and epochs that are used to describe... http://bit.ly/nMvi4 6:57 PM Sep 22nd from Facebook
  9. Eland antelopes (Tragelaphus oryx) are the largest antelopes in the world but their considerable size doesn't mean... http://bit.ly/7TzSK 3:47 AM Sep 22nd from Facebook
  10. Whale sharks are anything but camera shy. Between 1995 and 2006, scientists, tourists, divers, and tour guides... http://bit.ly/XOlqE 3:32 AM Sep 22nd from Facebook
  11. Animals / Wildlife is now featured on Research Blogging. Visit the homepage: http://bit.ly/9t5pc 10:12 AM Sep 17th from Facebook
  12. Little chunks of DNA can act as unique barcodes that enable scientists to quickly identify an organism. This... http://bit.ly/iHur8 5:47 AM Sep 17th from Facebook
  13. As the saying goes, there are lots of fish in the sea. But that's only a half-truth. Scientifically speaking, there... http://bit.ly/889t6 5:47 AM Sep 17th from Facebook
  14. It seems young lemon sharks that live in the waters around the Bahamas are homebodies. Recent research has revealed... http://bit.ly/1Oodu 5:46 AM Sep 17th from Facebook
  15. Scientists have discovered that whale sharks, the largest fish in the sea, all belong to one big school. Instead of... http://bit.ly/fuNy8 5:45 AM Sep 17th from Facebook
  16. Big Fish, Global Fish http://bit.ly/2mdlnH 5:44 AM Sep 17th from Facebook
  17. Wolves Have Unexpected Effect on Elk Populations - http://tinyurl.com/mhwf6t - Animals / Wildlife 6:48 AM Jul 21st from TweetDeck
  18. Just started a Twibe. Visit http://twibes.com/Animals to join. 6:37 AM Jul 21st from web
  19. My Flickr wildlife photo pick of the day - http://tinyurl.com/nyabq7 11:27 AM Jul 2nd from TweetDeck
  20. My Flickr wildlife photo pick of the day - http://tinyurl.com/m4lrs4 11:45 AM Jun 17th from TweetDeck
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  • Bio Biologist, ecologist, and science writer with a life-long fascination for animals and wildlife.
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