Insects Make Weeping Trees Drip Water From Wings?
Weeping trees drop watery liquid due to insects feeding on them during their nymph stage. The liquid drips when thousands of insects work on a tree, moistening hats and coats beneath. Spaniards in the Canary Islands once reported a tree dripping water by the gallon from a pond.
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Craters On Back Of Moon Revealed In Soviet Photos
Dr. B Y Levin of the Schmidt Institute in Moscow reports 25 new photographs of the moon's far side showing a vast number of craters from 2 to 20 miles in diameter. The images were released at a six day planetary conference hosted by Caltech and JPL with 150 scientists from eight nations attending. The note ends with an unrelated line about the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
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