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Month: October 2015

The Names & Faces of the Changeable Lizard
October 28, 2015 16 Comments by David Asia

The Names & Faces of the Changeable Lizard

During my travels to cities around the world, I have observed that each city has its own community of wildlife that has […]

An Ostentation of Peacocks
October 14, 2015 32 Comments by David Asia

An Ostentation of Peacocks

Is there a more ostentatious bird than the male of the Indian peafowl, the Peacock? I was introduced to this […]

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