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Characteristics of ArthropodsIf you have ever noticed a spider crawling across your carpet, you've just seen an arthropod. Arthropods were among the first animals to develop complex eyes capable of seeing images, and were also first to develop jointed appendages. -
Classification of ArthropodsInsect usually have two Kinds of eyes; the Simple eyes and the Compound eyes. The Simple eyes can see light and darkness. The Compound Eyes can form sharp images and see movements with thousand of lenses. Insect reproduce very quick and in a large number.
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Phylum Arthropoda - The World of BugsDid you know telling the difference between a centipede and a millipede could save your life? Learn how and more here.
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Southwest Airlines Passenger Stung by a Bark Scorpion During FlightA passenger being stung by a scorpion raises some interesting questions about airport security. -
Giant Sea Spiders Are Not Actually SpidersGiant sea spiders are not actually spiders, but are marine arthropods that belong to the Pycnogonida class. Facts about giant sea spiders are very interesting, though, so here is some helpful information about them.
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Horsehair WormsQuestion:My son took a horse's hair and placed it in a jar of water and the hair looks like it is swimming around like a worm. What would cause this?Answer: Your son found a 'horsehair worm'. They are often seen in watering troughs.
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Circulatory Systems in Various OrganismsOver the course of evolutions organisms grew to be more complex. The can ve seen by comparing the complexities of the physiologies of circulatory systems and habitats of cnidarians, annelids, arthropods, amphibians, and birds.
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The Best Horror Movie You've Never SeenHammer Studios, the U.K. film company renowned for its horror movies, is to this day embarrassed about its 1968 release "The Lost Continent," but it's the greatest tramp-steamer-mired-in-carnivorous-seaweed flick of all time.
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Is Dengue Fever Coming to the United States?Though most often viewed as a tropical disease, a shocking 5 percent of the population of Florida's Key West have been infected with dengue virus in the past. Find out a little bit more about this disease in this article. -
Spider Questions with the World's Biggest Spider Hater: My Wife KatieSpiders are a part of the program here in the deep south and most everywhere else in the world. But can my wife overcome her hatred of spiders for this interview?
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Fun Facts About the Incredible Horseshoe Crab and How the Horseshoe Crab May Have Saved Your LifeThe horseshoe crab may have saved your life, without you even knowing it. From ancient history to modern day medical marvel, take a closer look at this amazing animal, conservation, and what makes the horseshoe crab tick. -
East Tennessee Discovery Center Gives Kids Hands on Science FunThe East Tennessee Discovery center provides kids with hands on science fun. Exhibits include insects, live honeybees, a planetarium and more. Free parking and low admission makes the discovery center in Knoxville a great family attraction. -
Interesting Bug FactsDo you think you know what praying mantis' do after mating? And lightning bugs are innocent, right? How small is the smallest bug? Read on to find out. -
Facts for Kids About CentipedesSearching for trivia about centipedes? Here are some fun facts about centipedes for kids. -
How to Completely Eliminate Paper Wasps from Your DeckEliminate your wasps problem with these helpful tips. -
Beneficial Nematodes: Biological Pest Control for Lawns and GardensBeneficial nematodes are an excellent addition to your organic pest control methods when you have implemented environmental controls and you still have problems with insect pests.
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How to Get Rid of House CentipedesHouse Centipedes probably originated in the Mediterranean, but they have migrated throughout the globe. Thankfully, there are simple ways to get rid of house centipedes.
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The Natural History of Spiders and Their RelativesRead about the lesser known cousins of spiders and scorpions. The Chelicerata is a diverse and fascinating group of animals.
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Groundhog Day in Raleigh, NCEvents held for Groundhog Day in Raleigh, NC
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The Giant Water BugThe Giant Water Bug is a large insect that often times defies explanation when it is found.
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Social SpidersInformation regarding social spiders.
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World's Largest Insects: Atlas Moth; Titan Beetle; Giant Weta; Giant Centipede; Giant Walking StickHere are the five largest insects in the world, breaking records for sheer surface area, weight, and length. Their lifestyles and habits are explained and many facts are revealed. Images and links to video clips of the insects included. -
Management of Chikungunya According to AyurvedaNowadays Chikungunya is playing a havoc in many parts of India. Even though the disease is not fatal, it causes lot of mental and physical agony.
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Science Field Trips for Middle School Students in TexasHands-on interaction enriches the science education experience. The wide range of options for enhancing the middle school science class includes planetariums, museums and medical centers.
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Insect Science Activities for KidsHere you will find a number of insect science activities for kids focusing on the body structure, body parts and characteristics of a variety of insects. -
Day Trips in Middle TennesseeLiving in Tennessee is like a permanent vacation. One thing is for sure, whether you have unlimited funds or your budgeted to the penny, there are many day trips to take around the state to fit perfectly in your budget.
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Invertebrates in the Animal KingdomLearn about Invertebrates in the animal kingdom.
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Strange Vibrations Set in Smoke; PS: The Museum is on FireAt the Harvard Museum of Natural History, where I'm employed, I was asked to do a piece of writing Gonzo-Style, seeing as Hunter S. Thompson is my hero. This is the result; true facts.
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Texas Banded Gecko FactsBasic facts and information about the Texas banded gecko.
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In Which Scientific Class Are Shrimp?While many enjoy dinning on shrimp, few know much about these sea creatures. Discover the facts about the shrimp, including which scientific class they belong to. -
Attracting and Feed the North American Flying SquirrelThe North American flying squirrel glides through the air with it "winged" appendages. Offering them foods they like to eat and Building feeding boxes attracts them to your yard where the animals can build nest and you can enjoy watching them.
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World of Warcraft Cataclysm - Quests in Tanaris - Cutting Losses [Both]This World of Warcraft Cataclysm guide will cover the Horde and Alliance quest Cutting Losses. -
Colorful Birds Announcing SpringI finally saw a Cardinal in my yard the other day. I hadn't seen one since autumn last year and I'm hoping his appearance is announcing that Spring is upon us. -
What to Do with Centipedes in Your Vermicompost Worm BinCentipedes and other pests and predators can cause problems for your earthworms living in your compost bin. Here is what you should know about these insects and how to control them. -
Burgess Shale Fossils Discovered, 1909When Charles Doolittle Walcott discovered a major fossil deposit in the Canadian Rockies, he knew that he'd made quite a find. Little did he know how important his discovery was. -
Do You Know the Nasty, Nocturnal Jerusalem Cricket?Out West, in SoCal, gardeners, especially, are taken by surprise when they stumble on this cute little critter. Don't be fooled. The thumb-sized, scorpion-colored Jerusalem Cricket will take a chunk out of your finger If you're not careful.
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Common Venomous and Dangerous SpidersAlthough most spiders are harmless, several spiders pose serious health risks. Venomous and dangerous spiders can inflict painful bites, poison you or cause skin infections.
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Madagascar Giant Day Gecko FactsMadagascar giant day gecko facts and information; describing where they live, what they eat and how they raise their young.
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How the Evolution of Plants Shaped Terrestrial EcosystemsThe first "plants" appeared on land ~450 million years ago. However, new innovations and adaptations allow these photosynthetic organisms to colonize earth, thus creating the numerous terrestrial ecosystems we see today.
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The Wild Harvest: Bugs in My Morel Mushrooms?Why not enhance your larder, not only with garden fresh produce, but with forage from the wild? Morels offer a taste treat, but you may wish to be aware of "stowaways."
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