Natural Wonders
Heather WallA photo-illustrated newsletter that asks and answers random questions about weird natural phenomena
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 123 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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What is mange?
Two days ago, as I sat on my computer in the dining room, out of the corner of my eye I saw a golden blur run past our cars. Peering outside, I saw it round the corner of our house and appear right beside the dining room window – a red fox,...
Am I protected from UV light in the forest?
Not me riding on Trail Armor
Earlier this week I visited a mountain bike trail that is using trail armor, a carpet-like material that protects the trail surface in high-traffic areas. It’s mostly used in downhill or expert trails that rece...
Can this tiny fern help fight climate change?
Photo by Raychel Sanner on Unsplash
These days, it’s hard to be a caring person and simultaneously stay informed. “The news,” in whatever form you absorb it, seems to be continuously chaotic, one catastrophe after another. So, in an effort...
Is mountain laurel honey poisonous?
Mountain laurel bloom - photo by Heather Wall
I’m worried my neighbors may be about to poison themselves.
I don’t know these folks yet, beyond the two times I’ve talked to them, because they’ve just bought the seven-acre wooded tract near...
Are any animals able to photosynthesize?
It’s spring here in the south of the United States, with blooms appearing on the cherries, magnolias, and forsythias. Blossoms have also exploded a few weeks early on our local peach trees, Georgia’s famous fruit crop. But we’re due for a f...
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