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... stones to help grind their food, as if they have a built-in mill for their meals!
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Nicobar Pigeon ...
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... live and breed on rocky coasts, sometimes on cliff tops or in rock gullies. To reach their homes, these birds have developed the high ...
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... sea wasps ( Chironex fleckeri ), can kill a human in a few minutes.
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Sea Jellies ...
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... ammonia. These compounds are emitted by artificial materials in buildings and may be harmful to humans.
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Weeping Fig ...
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... be used to make perfume.
The large, red seeds grow in a seed pod that looks like a pine cone. When they ripen, the pod opens and ...
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... pollen from their old home.
Although originating in South East Asia, this “Alii” type of fig arose from cultivation in Hawaii. “Alii” means “chief” in Hawaiian.
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Alii Fig ...
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... the leaves, Cuban bast can excrete excess salt and survive in regions of high salinity. They are also fast-growing and resistant to wind. They are planted near the coast as wind shelter.
In the old days, people in Taiwan used the large leaves to wrap dumplings or hold them like a plate. ...
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... looking like a bunch of beaded strings. The flowers grow in groups of three. One of them is female and the other two are male, which ...
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Persons below 107cm (42") must be accompanied with a standing adult who has attained the age of 15 and is of 107cm or above in height. Children aged below 1 must be accompanied by an adult and sit on the chariot.
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Throughout the inshore waters and estuaries of southeast Asia, Australia, Japan and other islands in the Pacific region
