Diamondback terrapins are similar to freshwater turtles but they live in brackish water of varying salinity.
Month: February 2015
Live Long And Prosper
Live long and prosper.
Peanut Allergy In The News
Apparently the way to avoid peanut allergy is to start eating peanuts before one becomes allergic to them:
February 25, 2015
by DDD
Comments Off on Life Is Too Short
Life is too short.
Learn some impatience.
Hemp
Hemp used to be a traditional crop for its fiber and seeds all over Europe.
Copperband Butterflyfish
The copperband butterflyfish is a beautiful marine fish that is often kept in home reef aquariums to control Aiptasia anemones.
Domestic Goats
Domestic goats are one of the oldest livestock kept by humans.
Coral Cutting Workshop at MAST- 2015
The 2015 Coral Cutting Workshop by the Marine Aquarium Society of Toronto (MAST) was held last Wednesday on 11/February/2015 in the community center of the Armour Heights Public Library in Toronto.
Montipora Capricornis
The coral Montipora capricornis is a small polyped stony coral.
The End of Cholesterol Hysteria?
Finally the powers-that-be admitted that the cholesterol hysteria is just that: hysteria.
Chinese Giant Salamander
The Chinese giant salamander is the largest salamander, in fact the largest amphibian in the world. A fully grown Chinese giant salamander can be 1.8 meters long.
Guanaco
The guanaco is a South American camelid, the wild ancestor of the domestic llama.
California Sea Lion
California sea lions are a species of sea lions living along the west coast of North America.
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled today on the right-to-die issue.
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Laughing Kookaburra
The laughing kookaburra is a bird from the kingfisher family from Australia.
MPs vote in favour of ‘three-person embryo’ law — The Guardian.
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Horseshoe Crab
Horseshoe crabs are not really crabs, they more closely related to spiders.
Just a Little Snow
Toronto weather is usually pleasant, but last night we did have a snow storm and the stuff still covers everything.
Fire Salamander
The fire salamander is the best known salamander in Europe. Its range pretty much covers most of Europe.