You may be familiar with Pulse of the Planet as a radio show about nature, but Jim Metzner, its producer, just let me know that it now sports a pretty extensive web site, including a selection of diaries from scientists studying everything from lightning to sea turtles. Check it out.
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I know you read every one of the Scienceblogs. But if you still have some extra free time to kill in an interesting way, check out my updated blogroll over to the left. It's a selection of some of the blogs I check out semi-regularly. Here are details on a few of the additions.
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World shame coast in COSTA RICA
Followed by images like these:
and it concluded with the message:
Please distribute widely.
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"Personally, I think mantis shrimps kick the crap out of sea cucumbers, but they're on a par with…
Cool. Another podcast.