Things I have recently spotted that may
be of interest to someone else:
Computing: According to Forbes,
Amazon is hiring people to work in its delivery
by drone sector. I'm going to start looking out the window when I order something from them . . .
Gizmo's Freeware suggests installing Wiser
for people with Android Smartphones that are a little too complex for those users.
Health: National Public Radio tells us that we are still eating
way too much fat and salt, even on our vegetables.
Humor: (And Education) National Public Radio gives advice on the content of a good
commencement address, with examples.
Science: Fox News reports
on a list of the 10 most interesting new organisms discovered in 2013.
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Showing posts with label strange organisms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strange organisms. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Monday, May 19, 2014
Two amazing organisms from South America
National Public Radio, and other news outlets, have reported on the discovery of bones from what seems to be the largest dinosaur ever found. The discovery was in Argentina.
NPR also reports on a living organism, a weird plant that looks like what would happen if you sprayed green shaving cream over one or more large beach balls. These slow-growing individuals could be the oldest higher plants on earth. They are related to carrots, but they certainly don't look like them in the photos. They are found in the Andes, including in Chile.
Amazing stuff! Read the articles, and look at the photos and videos.
NPR also reports on a living organism, a weird plant that looks like what would happen if you sprayed green shaving cream over one or more large beach balls. These slow-growing individuals could be the oldest higher plants on earth. They are related to carrots, but they certainly don't look like them in the photos. They are found in the Andes, including in Chile.
Amazing stuff! Read the articles, and look at the photos and videos.
Labels:
dinosaurs,
plants,
South America,
strange organisms
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