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Nature Watch True or False: Is Mistletoe the "Kiss of Death?" 12/15/2004Reputed to be the "kiss of death," it is said to be so poisonous that humans can be killed if they eat its leaves or berries. Is this myth true or false? read more Nature Watch Animal Mealtime: Slugs, Grubs, and a Side of Poison Ivy 11/10/2004Taken as a whole, the animals of our world eat just about every conceivable thing imaginable, from juicy berries and fresh-caught fish to the poisonous, the slimy, the stinging, and the prickly. read more Nature Watch Animal Olympics 8/18/2004Animals perform amazing feats every day, not with the purpose of winning or being named the best, but in order to eat, mate, escape predators, and endure the elements. read more Nature Watch Don't Be Fuelish! 8/4/2004Discover some of the ways that you can save gas and save money! read more Nature Watch Do You Know Scat? 7/14/2004Scat is like a mammal's calling card. Those who learn to "read" it can identify which species have passed through an area. read more Nature Watch Monarch Mimicry 7/1/2004Because butterflies are subject to many kinds of predators and parasites, they have evolved an impressive array of protective adaptations. read more Nature Watch How Wild Is Your Garden? 4/21/2004How much do you know about the native plants that attract wildlife? Take our quiz, and see for yourself. read more Nature Watch Winter Wildlife Quiz 1/14/2004Test your winter wildlife knowledge by taking our quiz. read more Nature Watch The Truth About Snowflakes 1/1/2004What is a snowflake? How does one form? How many sides do snowflakes have? Is it true that no two are alike? read more |
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