Touched by a grizzly: bears are natural-born killers, right? One researcher begs to differ

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Charlie Russell is a self-styled researcher without any backing from government wild life agency and is trying to prove that grizzlies and humans can co-exist without bloodshed. In Kamchatka, a peninsula off the eastern edge of Russia, Russell and his partner looked after three motherless bear cubs, teaching them to fish and swim and over time, the bears in that area seemed to accept them.

Russia, Wildlife research, Russell, Charlie

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Why the wind blows

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Meteorologists define wind as the movement of air from a high-pressure area to a low-pressure one. Some winds have been given nicknames because of the havoc they create. These include the Taku, Santa Ana and Washoe Zephyr. Winds also influence ecology.

Reports, Atmospheric circulation, Winds

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How to find a rainbow

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Rainbows are one of the most beautiful natural sights in the world. Rainbows are caused by sunlight being refracted by water droplets in the air, such as those in rainshowers and the spray of waterfalls.

Analysis, Appreciation, Refraction, Rainbow, Rainbows

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