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Can You Identify These Flowers That Grow From Bulbs?

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Not all daffodils, tulips and lilies grow from bulbs, but there's a hefty bouquet of these and other flower species that do grow from the fleshy stems. Show off your flower power and separate the bulbous from the nonbulbous blooms!

A Close Look at the Cuban Boa of Guantanamo Bay

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The Cuban boa finds shelter in trees and gives birth to live young rather than laying eggs. The oldest Cuban boa is over 30 years old.

What Does a Server Do?

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A network server is a computer system used as the central repository of data and various programs that are shared by users in a network. Learn about network servers from this article.

Green Science Pictures

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This green science image gallery shows eco-friendly applications as they apply to scientific disciplines. Take a look at these green science pictures.

Is the Chicken Snake a Friend or Foe to Farmers?

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A chicken snake is a type of snake known for raiding chicken coops to eat eggs, birds and small mammals, such as rats and mice. This behavior makes these reptiles both a friend and a foe to farmers.

Are Snakes With Legs a Real Thing?

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Have you ever wondered if snakes used to have legs? Believe it or not, snakes didn’t always slither on the ground like they do today. In fact, once upon a time, snakes with legs really did roam Earth, and scientists have found some pretty incredible clues to prove it.

What Do Rats Eat? Whatever They Can Get Their Paws On

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Rats are nature’s ultimate survivors. But what do rats eat? These highly adaptable rodents will chow down on just about anything they can find, from meat scraps to fruit trees.

The Moray Eel Is a True Eel, Unlike Electric Imposters

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If you’ve ever peered into a crevice while scuba diving and spotted something snakelike with a wide grin and sharp teeth, chances are you’ve encountered a moray eel.

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