The city of Bemidji Parks and Recreation Department will offer a Little Sprouts Nature Exploration program from 10 to 10:45 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 1, at the City Park Warming House, 1224 23rd St. NW.
A kangaroo-like marsupial species, the brush-tailed bettong, has bounced back from the brink of extinction thanks to the work ...
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Photographer Comes Face To Face with Polar Bear That Wants To Eat Him In Terrifying EncounterImage via Shutterstock There's few things in nature more terrifying than a polar bear. Don't let those nostalgic Coca-Cola ...
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What is the world's deadliest food?But what is the deadliest food that people eat routinely? The answer depends on how we define it. The deadliest food may be the one that kills the most people — in which case foods that trigger ...
New research reveals neurons in the hippocampus that store memories of sugar and fat, influencing eating habits and metabolic ...
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Columnist Shannon Brennan writes that we must continue to plant trees, shrubs and flowers to help contain the carbon level.
The vegan wildlife presenter highlighted the falling population of the Bluefin tuna and urged viewers to think again before ...
New research reveals that medieval birds of prey, including red kites and buzzards, thrived on human leftovers rather than ...
Woodrats survive on toxic creosote plants by copying detox genes, producing more enzymes to break down plant toxins and avoid ...
On this month of Adventures with Nature Norm, he talks wildlife tracking. Norm Gregoire from Shared Legacy is working to ...
On this week's episode: ancient human ancestors didn't eat meat, carbon caught in a cosmic conveyer belt, robotic bees pollinating crops, and the incredibly rare marsupial mole gets a checkup.
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