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Did you know? Namaqua chameleon May 28 2008

Life in the inhospitable and arid Namib Desert requires some form of adaptation among all the species found there – plant and animal.

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Tags: adaptation, africa, camouflage, chameleon, desert, heat, namaqua, namibia

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Did you know? Yellowstone geology Nov 9 2007

Yellowstone National Park in the USA is a World Heritage Site.

It contains many geological phenomena, including more than 300 geysers (spouts of steam and hot water), as well as fumaroles (vents which release steam and volcanic gases), hot springs and lava formations.

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Tags: fumaroles, geyser, glacier, heat, hot spring, lava, magma, volcano, yellowstone national park

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U r right ram. We ate in restaurants outside the national park where we where…: By Pierre on Aug 16, 2008.; From the entry 'Confessions of a food slut'

BF Sure it tastes like fish. I expected it to have a wild taste but…: By Pierre on Aug 16, 2008.; From the entry 'Confessions of a food slut'

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