Monarch butterflies use ultraviolet map to guide migration
A study in Neuron reports monarchs migrating from the eastern United States to Mexico navigate via a three dimensional grid of polarized ultraviolet light. Butterflies align to the sun’s path and recalibrate with an internal clock to stay on course, researchers led by Steven Reppert say.
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Judge denies damages in Elian Gonzalez raid
A federal judge ruled against damages for 13 people tear-gassed during the April 2000 raid to seize Elian Gonzalez. Judge K. Michael Moore found insufficient credible evidence that federal officers used unreasonable force under the circumstances.
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Comanche moves to new space on exhibit upgrade
A group of eight guided a 250-pound Comanche horse down a makeshift ramp to access a freight elevator. The animal’s fragile state prompted caution as a taxidermist prepares to restore him. The move aims for improved humidity control lighting photos video and visibility at the new fourth floor diorama area.
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Foot Care Appointment Request for Family in Kansas City
The message requests scheduling a foot care appointment for the family at 3110 Mesa Way Suite D. Contact is via phone number 785 841 FEET. A website visit is encouraged.
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