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A few months back, the folks from the blog City Parrots shared these beautiful photos with me of a wild parrot population (red-masked parakeets and Amazon parrots) in Ocean Beach, far from their native home in Mexico and South America. One of them (under the fold to preserve the mirage of decency…
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Another week of top-notch psychology and neuroscience blogging!
Should captive cephalopods be kept in "enriched" environments? Mike Lisieski of the Cephalove blog says yes: "Generally, providing enrichment for captive cephalopods…
In the news this week:
Andy Revkin at the NY Times has a news story and a blog post about the UN's new report assessing disaster risk. One of the experts quoted in his story sent him a comment with a lot of concern about the promotional video. Dave Petley (who writes Dave's Landslide Blog) looked…
Every August, the Earth passes through a patch of space that's a tad grittier than usual; the planet's orbit intersects with that of the comet Swift-Tuttle, the latter being filled with the cast-off from the slowly melting ice-ball. When this detritus hits Earth's atmospheres, the massive energy of…
The picture of the creature swimming away looks a bit like a Ferengi cruiser in the Delta quadrant.
OK, folks, there's a couple of comments over there but I would have thought that by now the Science Blogs Reader Community would have solved this mystery.
Digital Rabbit is a ... shall I say a close associate of mine, I hope you can help out.
..greg