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Holy moly!!! That was amazing! Sure glad she was aware of what was about to happen.
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I think extremophiles are very interesting organisms. These are organisms that tolerate or require extreme ranges of variability of environmental factors to live. In most cases, extremophiles are unicellular organisms belonging to the Archaea domain, but other groups are also among them.
Some extremophiles are specialized, they like acidic or alkaline environments, frosts or heat, but there are also organisms that get used to various kinds of variability. These are the so-called polyextremophiles.
An example of extremophiles are tardigrades:
Or, less scary looking, almost friendly, nereis sandersi:
Some extremophiles are specialized, they like acidic or alkaline environments, frosts or heat, but there are also organisms that get used to various kinds of variability. These are the so-called polyextremophiles.
An example of extremophiles are tardigrades:
Or, less scary looking, almost friendly, nereis sandersi:
Télé-Cigognes - Webcam Live (Sarralbe, Moselle)
Suivez en direct la vie des cigognes de Sarralbe et de leurs petits installés dans le nid sur le toit de la mairie grâce à notre webcam !...
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En fait il les ont équipés de balises GPS et de bagues...
This morning I could not have access to the baby storks...
In fact they have equipped them with GPS tags and rings...
I ran across an article about dog lifeguards in Italy and thought it was pretty cool. Amazing companions.
Source:
houndogdaycare.com.au
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Meet The Intelligent Lifebuoys Of Italy And Croatia - Houndog
These dogs are getting suited up and ready for work. Crowds begin to fill the beaches in the sunny months, making a lifeguard’s job more difficult. A single
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