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Falcons Have Natural ‘Eye Makeup’ to Improve Hunting Ability, Scientists Discover

[ad_1] (L) Greg Hume (Greg5030) / CC license; (R) Jeffrey Beale / CC License The dark ‘eyeliner’ feathers of peregrine falcons act as sunscreens to enhance the birds’ hunting ability, a new scientific study suggests. Scientists have long speculated that hawk eye markings enhance their ability to target fast-moving prey, such as pigeons and pigeons,…

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Conservationists Get a Surprise, Finding Two-Headed Turtle on a South Carolina Beach

[ad_1] Wildlife volunteers inspecting nests on a South Carolina beach came across an unexpected surprise: a two-headed sea turtle hatchling. South Carolina State Parks /Facebook According to South Carolina State Parks, is The two-headed loggerhead turtle hatchling is the result of a genetic mutation. South Carolina State Parks /Facebook The find was not as rare…

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Climate crisis: English moor transformed into giant sponge to absorb CO2

[ad_1] A peatland restoration project near Manchester will help sequester carbon, boost biodiversity and prevent flooding. Its launch comes amid dire warnings about the climate crisis. Viewed from above, the cratered landscape looks like the surface of the moon. But the otherworldly scene is in fact a wasteland near Manchester, where a large-scale peatland restoration…

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The Keys to Aging Well

[ad_1] August 9, 2021– “As a neuroscientist, emeritus professor of psychology, musician, and best-selling author, Daniel Levitin has extensively studied the brain and its impact on aging. His latest book,” Successful Aging, “explores the questions: What happens in the brain As we age and what are the keys to aging well? “This interview with Levitin…