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Summer Canoe Trail - 2009:The Bluff Top Shop

Wading into the Mississippi River backwater of the Woodyard slough, during a hot summer day, may be a pleasurable experience....for some. On the other hand, this canoer keeps thinking of the water snake which appeared a few feet away. .... Safe navigation channels on the Mississippi River are marked by floating buoys or permanent day marks. When traveling upstream, green can buoys or day marks will mark the left side of the channel. Red nun buoys or daymarks will be on ... Continue reading


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A simple organism known as blue-green algae appeared and spread across the seas. Blue-green algae are still alive today. It was very important to the future of the planet because blue-green algae used sunlight and water to make food, ... Continue reading


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The Summer Canoe Trail

Wading into the Mississippi River backwater of the Woodyard slough, during a hot summer day, may be a pleasurable experience....for some. On the other hand, this canoer keeps thinking of the water snake which appeared a few feet away. ... Continue reading


ECHIDNE of the snakes

shadows on the water, meadow flowers... out of these my heart's own song I'll make! I will sing it, summer hay-sweet maiden, sing to you my deep serenity, my own faith that sounds a swelling music, oak-leaf garland ever fresh and green. ... Continue reading


Cannibalism and Carrion-Feeding in Rattlesnakes (Genus Crotalus ...

Writing in the current issue of the journal Animal Behavior, researchers from the University of Grenada report that female Mexican lance-headed rattlesnakes frequently consume infertile eggs and non-living young after giving birth. ... I've bred a few in my own collection (i.e. tentacled snakes, green and northern water snakes, various garter snakes, ribbon snakes, DeKay's snakes) and in several cases was present at or just after a birth, but I always removed still-born ... Continue reading


First Step of Going Green « Msphillyorganic

Ms. Philly Organic has relied on natural cleaning techniques like baking soda for many years and assumes this is an old product from before we combined households. Why not throw it away and replace it with a green product? Simply, that's not a green behavior. The first step of going green is not throwing away anything; it's using up the toxic items first. Throwing out toxic products does not prevent them from joining the water cycle. In fact, many chemicals are removed ... Continue reading


Eat more green leafy vegetables like spinach and vegetables may ...

Researchers from Leicester University in the UK who analyzed pooled data from six studies examining links between fruit and vegetable consumption and type 2 diabetes suggest that increasing daily intake of green leafy vegetables such as ... Continue reading


HerpDigest.org Volume # 10 Issue # 6 - 2/5/10

Benjamin's proposal is entitled Pre-and Post-Copulatory Determinants of Reproductive Success in Missouri Northern Water Snakes (Nerodia sipedon). His research will attempt to show how these snakes communicate using pheromones and ... Continue reading


Green tea weight loss industry has buzzed | Healthy Energy Supplements

But while green tea has been shown to speed metabolism, its effects on weight don't yet pan out. Like all industries, the herbal weight-loss business moves in cycles. Less than a decade ago, the stimulant herb ephedra was one of the ... Continue reading

Water Snake Mississippi Green behavior

Mississippi Green Watersnakes, a threatened species, generally keep to themselves. These lovely snakes appear unassuming and are not poisonous, but sadly, they are often mistaken for venomous Cottonmouths and killed.

They will bite when they feel threatened, but are not poisonous.
They are becoming increasingly difficult to find and are listed as threatened in some areas. Often they are destroyed by people who mistake them for the poisonous Cottonmouth, and their quiet habitats are being destroyed in addition to the aquatic vegetation eaten by their prey.

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