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Terra Networks USA Partners with PetMD to Offer Consumers Pet Health Information and Services in English and Spanish - La Voz Nueva, CO
MIAMI, Nov. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Terra Networks USA, the leading bilingual digital content producer with a focus on the U.S. Hispanic market, and PetMD announced a new partnership to provide free pet health information and services in English and Spani
Wed Nov 19, 2008 - Hits: 5
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Just what Florida needs: another gross, exotic species - Sun-Sentinel.com, FL
THE ISSUE: Hi, hissing cockroach?
Wed Nov 19, 2008 - Hits: 2
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Zoo invites visitors to enter the Bug Zone - Atascadero News, Atascadero
Elementary-aged children will get their share of creepy crawlies when they enter the Bug Zone at the Charles Paddock Zoo, an exhibit that will open this weekend and run through January.
Wed Nov 19, 2008 - Hits: 2
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The creature comforts: How to create a diverse habitat for wildlife in your garden - Daily Mail, UK
Garden buzzing with life, from bees to hedgehogs, is surely a great British tradition and one which we can all help to uphold.
Mon Nov 17, 2008 - Hits: 19
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Dogs, cats, hippos and silkworms: a history of presidential pets - Houston Chronicle, United States
Everyone has an opinion about what kind of dog the Obamas should take to the White House.
Wed Nov 12, 2008 - Hits: 66
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Researchers Warn Of New Roach Species Invasion - CBS 4, FL
GAINESVILLE (CBS4) ― As if summer swarms of mosquitoes and night time invasions by palmetto bugs into our homes were not enough, researchers at the University of Florida are now alerting homeowners to be on the lookout for a couple of new c
Mon Nov 10, 2008 - Hits: 49
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Tarantula in the house - Baxter Bulletin, AR
Cliff Shelby of Rea Valley was 10 when he visited the Reptile House at the Little Rock Zoo and leaned his face down close to peek through the wire mesh on top of the tarantula exhibit, he tells The Baxter Bulletin.
Sat Nov 1, 2008 - Hits: 92
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The beauty world minds its beeswax - Financial Times, UK
You don’t have to be a loyal member of the British Bee Keeping Association to realise that the humble honeybee is in jeopardy.
Sat Nov 1, 2008 - Hits: 60
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Plea for more research cash as two billion bees die from rampant disease - Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom
The number of honeybees wiped out by virulent diseases which threaten their ultimate survival as a species reached almost two billion in the last year, experts have warned.
Sat Nov 1, 2008 - Hits: 61
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Bumblebees learn the sweet smell of foraging success - Eureka! Science News, Canada
Bumblebees use flower scent to guide their nest-mates to good food sources, according to scientists from Queen Mary, University of London.
Fri Oct 24, 2008 - Hits: 75
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Giant golden orb spider eats bird in Queensland backyard - Courier Mail, Australia
AN image of a mammoth spider devouring a bird backyard of an Atherton property, west of Cairns has stunned experts
Thu Oct 23, 2008 - Hits: 158
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Man lives with 40 snakes and 160 spiders - Staines News, UK
Nigel Bromley could have Staines' most creepy-crawly ridden house - as he shares his home with 160 spiders, 40 snakes, 12 scorpians and five lizards.
Mon Oct 20, 2008 - Hits: 112
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UF scientists warn cockroaches from Iraq could invade Florida - TCPalm, FL
Another enemy invaded in the war on terror: the Turkestan cockroach.
Sun Oct 19, 2008 - Hits: 97
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Hebron man, 76, has had honey of a hobby since 14 - Gary Post Tribune, IN
Crimson leaves of staghorn sumac match the throat of the hummingbird flitting around Bob Engel's back yard in Hebron.
Sun Oct 19, 2008 - Hits: 82
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World's oldest fossil of flying insect discovered in North Attleborough - Boston Globe
Scientific sleuthing by a Tufts University geology team in a rock formation behind a strip mall in North Attleborough has yielded the world's oldest whole-body impression of a winged insect, according to Tufts.
Wed Oct 15, 2008 - Hits: 136
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