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Arriving in Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique at this time of the year, when the grasslands are bone dry and green has all but disappeared from the color palette of this immense ecosystem, I di... 
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![Alipes sp. : Une scolopendre qui possède des organes de stridulation sur sa dernière paire de pattes [en anglais] | Insect Archive | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/6xT79EtuvtFsAqAWA9zR5jl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
A couple of weeks ago I was ripping slabs of bark off an old fallen log, an activity that to me ranks among the most pleasurable things one can do, right up there with unwrapping Christmas presents...
Bernadette Cassel's insight:
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"The best part of traveling with a group of biologists in a place like the Cheringoma Plateau is the impossibility of ever being bored. Not only can you witness hilarious and exotic injuries (where ..." [Image] Opened corridors of the Melissotarsus (probably M. emeryi) colony within the wood of Knobthorn (Acacia nigrescens). The yellow objects are diaspidid scale insects, which the ants raise for their meat. (via Twitter https://twitter.com/ZombieAntGuy/status/342645604457013248)
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From thesmallermajority.com - June 11, 2013 11:55 PM :
→ Mozambique Diary: I have fallen and I can't get up / Des fourmis qui font de l'élevage de cochenilles pour leur viande