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CatmanV2

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OK so clue to keep things moving on:

Due to comparatively recent events (i.e. within the last 12 months) a significant change has been noted in the population of lizards in the Caribbean. It's not really evolution *yet* but it most probably will shape the lizards of future generations.

I'll settle for the event(s) or the difference in the lizards. There's quite an amusing video because, well #science :)
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allandwf

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One I know, it pays to read the science news :) The ones that could hold on tight remained, the others with smaller feet got blown away, almost like a mini extinction moment.
 
CatmanV2

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allandwf said:
One I know, it pays to read the science news :) The ones that could hold on tight remained, the others with smaller feet got blown away, almost like a mini extinction moment.
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Because scientists get to blast lizards with leaf blowers :)



Over to you, Allan!

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allandwf

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One for all you gastronomes out there.
What food stuff to we gather from this distinctive plant. (Ignore the ant!lol.)
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CatmanV2

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Well the klaxon answer would 'saffron' but the colour is wrong I suspect.

Could it possibly be an orchid?

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daverichardson

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I am a bit of a gardener (you would not knowfrom my garden!) but I do not recognise this plant at all.
So I am guessing it is foreign and will go for Couscous although that may be a Wheat plant?
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