I SHOULD esteem it as a favour if you would allow me to ask, through the medium of NATURE, if there be any published account of observations, confirmatory or otherwise, of Mr. Wenham's notes on ...

Letter Published: 26 November 1960 The Manatee : Ecology and Use for Weed Control W. H. L. ALLSOPP Nature 188, 762 (1960) Cite this article ...

One behavior you might notice from your pet goldfish is that they tend to search for food at the bottom of their tanks, typically by digging around. They will sometimes confuse gravel for food and ...

Targeting mitochondrial oxidative stress is an effective therapeutic strategy. In this context, a rational design of mitochondriotropic antioxidants (compounds 22–27) based on a dietary antioxidant ...

How do dragonflies eat? Explore dragonflies life cycle and fantasies behind these fascinating insects, and learn how to attract dragonflies to eat mosquitoes. Dragonflies capture our attention and ...

In 2005, a group presented the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) with a list of more than 140 plants that were designated as invasive. It was discovered that 14 of the ...

As planting season gears up, we love to dream about giving our gardens and patios a fresh reboot for the season. Whatever the size of your outdoor space, these gardens provide just the inspiration ...

Some plants you could opt for include: Java fern Anacharis Hornwort Red Ludwigia Anubis Aponogeton Ulvaeus Cryptocoryne 3. Provide Warming Lights and Basking Platforms for the Turtle Reptiles, like ...

With its rapid growth and efficient nutrient absorption, anacharis (Egeria densa) helps to control algae growth and maintain water clarity. The oxygenating, aquatic plant adapts well to different ...

Decaying plant matter Worms Fish eggs Blood worms Brine shrimp Mysis shrimp Water fleas Baby lobsters Water lettuce Anacharis Insect larvae. These are just some of the more common foods that goldfish ...

Notes on Anacharis melanoneura (Hymenoptera: Figitidae) and Charitopes mellicornis (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae) parasitizing Micromus posticus (Neuroptera: Hemerobiidae) by R D Cave; G L Miller ...

Anacharis has dark green leaves which produce a really lush feel to your tank. It can adapt to wide range of water conditions and might need trimming regularly as it grows quite quickly. If you trim ...