Little Nature Show


			Little Nature Show

Episode 5 From the Moon to Montana
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	Thanks again to Penne Sandbeck for playing her guitar for us. She nailed those questioning cattle! NASA's Worldwind and Visible Earth make the Earth and the Moon come alive. Thanks NASA! Learn more about Sparrows and Longspurs. Please tell your friends about the show. Search engines are finding us now at "Little Nature Show" or you can paste this into an email ------> http://littlenatureshow.org/ THANKS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT! Join the FANS OF LITTLE NATURE SHOW on Facebook or email us!

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Episode 4 Submerged!
Having trouble with this movie not playing? Click here to watch it on our YouTube Channel. If you would like to be notified by email when we finish a new show, please send us your email address. Just click here and write Little Nature Show on the email and we'll include you.		Excellent guitar playing in this one is by Penne Sandbeck. Thanks Penne! The images of Charles Darwin and his house are courtesy of the Wikimedia Commons and licensed though Creative Commons. NASA's Worldwind makes the Earth visible from space. Thanks NASA! Learn more about barnacles! here too. The more you look at them, the more you'll understand Darwin's EIGHT YEARS of fascination. Please tell your friends about the show. Search engines are finding us now at "Little Nature Show" or you can paste this into an email ------> http://littlenatureshow.org/ THANKS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT! Join the FANS OF LITTLE NATURE SHOW on Facebook or email us!
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Episode Three Fox Fun

Thanks again to NASA for their World Wind that makes the globe-spinning possible. Don't think of it as paying taxes, think of it as investing in something like NASA - what a deal! If investors had put some money into NASA instead of the stock market and real estate during the 2000's, imagine where humans might be by now!
Click here to learn about the surprising drama and complexity of the concept of SPECIES.
If you're into it, you can find out even more about cutting-edge work on taxonomy of Fox Sparrows.

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Episode Two Ends with Singing!

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Thanks to NASA's Worldwind and Earth Observatory for the great satellite images.
The Arctic Oscillation is illustrated and explained by NASA here.
Read more about pylopatry and how to pronounce it HERE.
Warmth and rain for the Snowboarding competition at the 2010 Winter Olympics.
An excellent discussion of Greenland melting and Polar Bears drowning HERE.

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				Episode One Snowy Day
			Thanks to NASA's WorldWind for the cool satellite image at the beginning. Go HERE to read about the Arctic Oscillation. More about Woodcocks HERE and HERE. Learn about the filmmakers and the stuff they sell to survive at Birdfilms.com. EMAIL US with your comments and ideas. We'll need help to get this thing off the ground. PLEASE TELL YOUR FRIENDS about the show. or join the Fans of Little Nature Show on Facebook
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Some viewer thoughts on the bogsucker's worm-hunting strategy: 1. From Carol Hopper Brill "RE: worms and rhythmic stomping... We used a similar technique out on the mudflats of central California to get worms and ghost shrimp to the surface. On the saturated sand/mud substratum, our stomping caused liquification of the mud, jiggling the grains closer together and forcing the water up. It collapsed burrows and their residents showed up in the water where we could scoop them up for measurement and study."

2. From Christopher Reiger "The woodcock segment brought to mind worm grunting, a subject that I wrote about on my blog. http://hungryhyaena.blogspot.com/2009/02/wonderful-worms.html"

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