Richest life crowding tiny Earth hotspot study finds
Scientists report that over 44 percent of Earth's plant species and 35 percent of non fish vertebrates reside in 25 hotspots covering 810000 square miles mostly in tropical forests. They urge a focused, funded effort on protecting these areas to conserve global biodiversity.
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Python slithers from aquarium at James River Elementary
At James River Elementary in Williamsburg a third grade python escaped from a glass aquarium in a classroom after Presidents Day weekend. The snake was found missing on Tuesday. Principal Lucia Sebastian alerted parents that no danger exists while EMS official Tal Luton notes pythons are not poisonous and tend to be reclusive.
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James River
Lucia Sebastian
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Tal Luton
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