Mother nature meets father time

Article Abstract:

Gros Morne National Park encompasses 1.25 billion years of the earth's history. The tablelands and other geological features illustrate key stages of the earth's development. In 1987 the park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Natural history, National parks and reserves, National parks, Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland and Labrador

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The paper kingdom

Article Abstract:

Mid-spring signals the start of nestbuilding among wasp queens. With bits of wood, pulp and a drop of saliva, a tiny colony is constructed that will house a whole kingdom of paper wasps for the remainder of the season.

Methods, Wasps, Nest building

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Tunnel vision

Article Abstract:

Moles have a highly developed sense of touch and smell. They usually follow the habits of earthworms, digging deep tunnels during cold or dry periods and tunnelling nearer to the surface when the water table is high.

Moles (Animals), Moles (Mammals)

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