Janette SpeyerFacts about insectsJanette SpeyerLove them or hate them we need them! Insects provide are useful to mankind and the environment. They control pests and pollinate our food crops. As sanitation experts, they are responsible for cleaning up waste and keeping our environment safe from slurry! I have collected a few articles here on the different types of common insects.
Janette SpeyerBears What not to do in a bear attack? Push your slower friends down in attempts of saving yourself, says the National Park Service CNN(CNN) — If you're being confronted by a bear, there's a few things you should know before running away. As people across the country visiting parks and taking trips to the mountains find themselves in
Janette SpeyerHornets 'Murder hornet' mania highlights dangers of fearing insects and spiders National Geographic - Douglas MainIn the U.S., a culturally rooted animosity and ignorance toward bugs can be harmful to both them and us. In 1859, renowned scientist Alfred Russel Wallace discovered a huge bee, now recognized as the largest,
Janette SpeyerAlligator Alligators make terrible pets: 'You're basically dealing with a dinosaur.' National Geographic - Tina DeinesA rise in the abandoned reptiles around the United States—including two recently found in a Kansas creek—has raised concern among experts. Something unusual was lurking in Wildcat Creek, in Manhattan,
Janette SpeyerElephants African Elephants Numbers Plummet 30 Percent, Survey Finds National Geographic - Paul SteynAn unprecedented census gives a sobering baseline for managing what’s left of Africa’s elephants. The much anticipated results of the largest ever continent-wide wildlife survey, the Great Elephant Census,
