Weekly Puzzler Answer #179
I had some guesses on last week’s puzzler, identifying this silhouette as either a cormorant or an anhinga. Both birds can be found in similar habits so it is easy
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Weekly Puzzler #179: Bird with a Thin, Long Neck That is Mistaken for a Snake
Since last week’s puzzler was an invertebrate that is found in clean bodies of freshwater in eastern North America, I thought I would do another puzzler featuring an animal commonly
Weekly Puzzler Answer #178
Hello! Happy Saturday to you. Did you get some snow where you live? Here at my house in the woods in western North Carolina we got a little over a
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Do the holidays have you stressed out? Wondering what to buy that special someone on your list? If so, you are not alone! This time of year is stressful for
Weekly Puzzler #178: Another Brain-Like Mass–This One in Water!
A few years ago I was kayaking in western North Carolina, in a river emptying in a big body of water called Lake Santeetlah when I noticed some bizarre gelatinous
Weekly Puzzler Answer #177
I was surprised to see that several people knew the answer to last week’s puzzler–the yellow, brain-like ball the size of a softball. It is the fruit from an Osage
Weekly Puzzler Answer #176
Did you recognize the American Pika, Ochotona princeps from last week’s puzzler? The American pika can be found throughout south western Canada and the western Untied States on rocky slopes. It is well-adapted to