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Archive for June 30th, 2014


   Jun 30

Tortoise Power and Energy Infrastructure Fund, Inc. Provides Section 19(a) Notice

By Herp News This notice provides stockholders of Tortoise Power and Energy Infrastructure Fund, Inc. with information regarding the distribution paid on June 30, 2014 and cumulativ Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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   Jun 30

Super cute, but tiny, elephant-relative discovered in Namibia

By Herp News Forget marsupials, the world’s strangest group of mammals are actually those in the Afrotheria order. This superorder of mammals contains a motley crew that at first glance seems to have nothing in common: from elephants to rodent-sized sengi. Last week, scientists announced the newest, and arguably cutest, member of Atrotheria: the Etendeka […]

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   Jun 30

Invasive watersnakes introduced to California may pose risk to native species

By Herp News Watersnakes, commonly seen in the lakes, rivers and streams of the eastern United States, are invading California waterways and may pose a threat to native and endangered species in the state, according to a study. Nearly half of California’s amphibians are considered Species of Special Concern or are listed under the state […]

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   Jun 30

The-Lizard-lifeboat-launches-to-Mayday-call-from-damaged-boat

By Herp News Byline: The Lizard all weather Tamar Class Lifeboat “Rose” launched on service shortly after 2pm on Wednesday 25th June 2014 in response to a mayday call received from a damaged rib which was taking on water. Page Content: The eight meter RIB Neptune with five people on board was taking on water […]

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   Jun 30

Alligators crunch bones for science

Researchers are learning a lot about extinct reptiles from how American alligators eat. From NatGeo: What happens when you throw bones to a group of American alligators? This isn’t a question for late night horror movies, but for science. Standing behind a safety barrier at Florida’s St. Augustine Alligator Farm, University of Tennessee paleontologist Stephanie […]

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   Jun 30

Reptile Roundup

By Herp News Scaly creatures took over Wesselman Woods Nature Center and Preserve Saturday. Snakes, turtles, iguanas and other reptiles were on display for the second annual 'Reptile Roundup.' Go to Source …read more Read more here: herpetofauna.com No products found. Amazon Auto Links

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