San Diego County hosts some 25 species of snakes, a few quite rare, and some that are known to be “sustainable” solutions
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There is some good news about California’s gray wolf (Canis lupus) population. This protected endangered species is slowly coming back to northern
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First we walked. Then we rode tamed animals. With the invention of the wheel entrepreneurs eventually designed bikes then automobiles. The world
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First two photos: Space sand, rocky walking. Last three photos:Gravity grinds down drenched cliffs. March Issue Upside-Down Undergrounding? by Rosanne Rennie Holliday
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While classified as a beetle, finessing the factoid that half are not all female, this ruby red beetle, Coccinellidae, from the Latin
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In the 1500s Spanish sailors used the Torrey pine trees on the cliffs as a navigational aid, calling it Punta de los
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It’s been fun for the past 18 months to walk through downtown and enjoy the five sculptures displayed as part of the
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Some of us converse better than others not only with fellow humans but also with animals. As to animals, they speak their
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Have you noticed droopy dried fronds dangling on our palm trees? They are under attack by deadly threats. One strikes from the
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Above: Winter storms surged to shear off the already falling bluffs and rocks in Del Mar. Photos by Julie Maxey-Allison No sand!
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