Where Are The Caves?
Series: January 2009 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From: Pat Maxwell
Length: 00:01:30
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Nature builds neighborhoods in the most interesting places. Caves, for example, are pretty spectacular neighborhoods. In a typical cave, you might find beavers, bears, bats, and raccoons -- they’re the neighbors that let everyone know when they move in. Salamanders, and cave fish are the quieter residents, along with some specially adapted insects. The bad news is that caves are disappearing...
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Nature builds neighborhoods in the most interesting places. Caves, for example, are pretty spectacular neighborhoods. In a typical cave, you might find beavers, bears, bats, and raccoons -- they’re the neighbors that let everyone know when they move in. Salamanders, and cave fish are the quieter residents, along with some specially adapted insects. The bad news is that caves are disappearing...
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