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Did You Know? Welwitschia Apr 30 2008

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The Welwitschia mirabilis is a strange-looking plant found in the fog belt of Namibia and southern Angola. 

Tags: angola, atlantic, cone, desert, fog, germinate, leaf, namib, namibia, plant, reproduce, root, seed

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Earth-Touch serves first footage from Asia Nov 5 2007

Rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) have the widest distribution of any primate after humans, and are found across Asia, in India, Afghanistan, Thailand, China, Pakistan, Bhutan, Burma, Nepal, Bangladesh, Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam.

These highly intelligent Asian monkeys are found in many different climates and habitats and feed on seeds, fruits, herbs, roots and insects. In the wild, they live in troops of 12 to 20 animals usually consisting of females and babies, as the males leave the troop when they reach adulthood.

Tags: ape, asia, fruit, herb, monkey, primate, rhesus macaques, root, seed, thailand, thung salaeng luang national park, troop

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