comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Brett degregorio - Page 3 : comparemela.com

How is leprosy spreading domestically in the US? Some experts point to armadillos

Leprosy is rare because most people have innate immunity. Cases are typically brought from countries where the disease is endemic through travel.

United statesEmory university school of medicineJohn spencerJim loughryBrett degregorioJessica farleyColorado state universityNational hansen disease programCenters for diseaseValdosta state universityHansen disease program at emory university hospitalEmory university schoolDisease programEmory university hospitalMichigan state universityDisease control

ECOVIEWS: Why do birds build nests with shed snake skins?

Q: My husband was excited when he witnessed a robin building a nest by recycling a shed skin from a snake that lives at the foundation of our house in

United statesBrett degregorioTom rischElizabeth medlinArkansas state universityUniversity of georgia savannah river ecology laboratoryArkansas stateSavannah river ecology laboratorySavannah river siteWhit gibbons

Why do birds build nests with shed snake skins?

Could the snake skins serve as a deterrent to would-be egg predators? And why do some birds incorporate bits of litter into their nests?

United statesBrett degregorioElizabeth medlinTom rischKen robertsUniversity of georgia savannah river ecology laboratoryArkansas state universityArkansas stateSavannah river ecology laboratorySavannah river site

Armadillos heading north are the climate change frontier

The creatures haven’t made it to Pennsylvania yet, but researchers expect it’s only a matter of time.

United statesLincoln parkMexico cityDistrito federalJackson countyDupage countySouth carolinaUniversity of missouriLincoln park zooMississippi riverNorth carolinaMissouri state universitySouthern illinois universityCook countyState parkChristopher borrelli

Armadillos have arrived in downstate Illinois and are heading north — yes, you might someday see an armadillo in your backyard

"OK, sure. Illinois is not Texas." But downstate, they're increasingly common. A woman outside Peoria found one in her flower pots. And yes, it's because of climate change.

United statesLincoln parkMexico cityDistrito federalDupage countySouth carolinaUniversity of missouriLincoln park zooMississippi riverNorth carolinaMissouri state universitySouthern illinois universityCook countyState parkJackson countyEric schauber

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.