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The Porcupine Defence Strategy
The porcupine is a proud member of the rodent family. It’s most famous for its quills, which it uses to defend itself against predators much bigger than itself.
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The Butterfly Effect | A Wonder of Mother Nature
It’s not so much the moth or the butterfly, but what each of them is prior to the revelation of their true self that interests me.
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The Dromedary Camel | A Status Symbol of Fortune Seekers
The camel is here to teach you where to draw the line when it comes to greed.
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The Walrus | Party Animal of the Arctic
The walrus has played a prominent role in the cultures of many indigenous Arctic peoples.
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A Rebalancing Period | Life After Achievement
Different people have different definitions of success and happiness at different stages of their lives.
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Wealth Redistribution | A Snapshot of the Book of Joshua
The allotments became problematic as some tribes received larger and better inheritances than others.
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The Black Rainbow | Uses of Obsidian
Native American people traded obsidian throughout the Americas. Each volcano and each volcanic eruption produced a distinguishable type of obsidian.
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The Sting of the Jellyfish | A Protector of the Sea
Beachgoers are always warned not to swim during jellyfish season or in areas where jellyfish are abundant.
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The Lobster | A Crustacean of Economic Importance
In the wild, a lobster can live to be half a century old.
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The Digital Economy | A Full-Fledged Transition
The truth is that only a small number of firms have made the full transition to the digital economy.
Twinn Swan 