Birds Avoid Dead Sea For Salt and Lack of Fish
The Dead Sea region is known for its high salinity and scarce aquatic life. Modern understanding explains why birds avoid the area and why plant life is limited due to the extreme salt content.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1950
Page
8
The Dead Sea region is known for its high salinity and scarce aquatic life. Modern understanding explains why birds avoid the area and why plant life is limited due to the extreme salt content.
The cuttlefish uses a broad internal shell, the cuttlebone, and draws water through a funnel passage to propel itself. By expelling water in jets, it moves forward or backward, a motion mechanism familiar as an ancient technique.
Moulton man Karl Fisher re elected president of the Senior NCO Club at Headquarters 25th Infantry Division Osaka. Also elected were John Vindenie Harold Vogt and Raymond Mauldin to executive posts with Beccue Pellett Ray Whielden Slover Dunlap Smith and Toomey named to the board of governors and other posts.
A submerged bronze tablet commemorates Captain James Cook’s death at Kea Lakekua Bay Hawaii. The memorial lies under water and is visible only at low tide, likely the only one of its kind.
America relies on tough special finishes to protect Streamline trains buses street cars tractors and trucks. Finishes must be durable enough for harsh operating conditions and preserve appearance on these industrial vehicles.
A patent describes a metal ring with Scotchlite cemented to it mounted around headlight and rear lights to reflect oncoming drivers. The National Patent council says the vivid reflection aids warning when a car is stalled or out of power.
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