Corpse Flower ~ Amorphophallus

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Monarch Butterflies ~ Danaus plexippus (05:31)
From: Atlantic Public Media

An incomparable and mind- boggling migration.

Seagrass ~ Posidonia Oceanica (05:28)
From: Atlantic Public Media

A lasting story between scientist and fisherman.

Red Swamp Crawfish ~ Procambarus clarkii (05:30)
From: Atlantic Public Media

A small species with a big story.

Bacteria ~ Bacillus subtilis (05:29)
From: Atlantic Public Media

An invisible world

Black-Tailed Prairie Dogs ~ Cynomys ludovicianus (05:28)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Prairie Dogs to the rescue !!!!

Hungarian Meadow Vipers ~ Vipera ursinii rakosiensis (05:27)
From: Atlantic Public Media

There’s a snake in the grass—but the viper in this Hungarian meadow is more threatened than a threat, at least to people. As new ways of farming replace the old, these vipers ...

Moths ~ Automeris io, Korscheltellus gracilis, Noctuidae (05:30)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Like moths to a flame, some people are irresistibly drawn to the woods at night. Carrying bedsheets and armed with special lights and lures, they come seeking moths. In July ...

Hedgehogs, Swifts,Glow-worms ~ Erinaceus europaeus, Apus apus, Lampyris noctiluca (05:26)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Keeping it wild in the city

Ravens ~ Corvus corax (05:25)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Clever, but spooky

Springtails ~ Collembola (05:30)
From: Atlantic Public Media

Tiny creatures that live underfoot in the soil and leaf litter. Most people are not even aware they exist.

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