“Research suggests that the earliest flying reptiles swallowed small pieces of volcanic rock and could breathe out flammable gases like hydrogen produced in their own bodies. It is hypothesized that their ingenious “fire breath” was used as a defense against… — Karen Shanor Copy Share Image
“the mangrove killfish, lives in South American and southern US coastal swamps that can either dry up or become so toxic that the fish… — Karen Shanor Copy Share Image
“Research suggests that the earliest flying reptiles swallowed small pieces of volcanic rock and could breathe out flammable gases like hydrogen produced in their… — Karen Shanor Copy Share Image
“What they discovered was that not only fish, but spiders and many insects can taste their food by the structures that are most likely… — Karen Shanor Copy Share Image
“bonobos, related to chimpanzees and native to the Congo, have been found to engage in French kissing.” — Karen Shanor Copy Share Image
“Also surprising to scientists have been the recently documented virgin births in captivity of several types of sharks—the hammerhead, the bonnethead (also known as… — Karen Shanor Copy Share Image
“And it’s thought by many neuroscientists such as Rodolfo Llinas of New York University that such goal-directed active movement, a biological property known as… — Karen Shanor Copy Share Image
