Freaking cool - I just saw this on PBS's Nature:
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Last weekend, the Free-Ride family sat down to watch a nature program together: Nature: The Queen of Trees. The program looked at the variety of life around a giant fig tree. The central "relationship" in the program was between the tree and a wasp. From the program description:
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I saw a good documentary on Libby MT (the town that got pummled with asbestos from the surrounding vermeculite mines) last night on PBS's P.O.V. program. You should check it out, there are rebroadcasts in most areas for taping it. Check it out here: P.O.V.
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Yeah. I saw it a few months ago. Can't remember the show -- probably PBS Nature since I don't have cable -- but as soon as I saw your post I remembered the segment.
Was that the same program that showed the monkeys (capuchins, I think) using large rocks to smash nuts? (Also with musical accompaniment)
you know... I didn't see that segment - it was a best of Nature though - I may have missed that bit.
Holy crap. Pepper must learn to moonwalk. NOW.
That researcher needs some rhythm. And some fashion taste. Denim shirts are *so* 1993.
yeah the researchers is almost as funny as the bird - just in a completely different way ;)