The week’s most viewed stories Nov 23 2007
The most popular stories on Earth-Touch in the past week (from Friday 16 November to Thursday 22 November 2007) were:
The presence of frogs in the damp grass suggested that there might be snakes in the vicinity, and sure enough a young pit viper was soon spotted.
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As the water retreats, animals and birds become concentrated in smaller and smaller areas until eventually they must leave and head north for the permanent swamps.
Number 3
A whale shark – the world’s biggest fish – trawls through the water, filtering nutrients out of the tons of seawater that flow continually through its mouth and gills.
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