Growing Old Slowly

Growing Old Slowly

Oak trees are slow to reach puberty. So, if the oak in your yard drops acorns on your lawn, it has to be at least 50 years old. If you just planted one, be patient.
Politically Correct

Politically Correct

Tooltip TextRabbits don’t like to be called mom and dad. They prefer to be addressed as does and bucks. And they call their young children kittens or kits. Their long ears can hear a sound up to 2 miles away. And their front teeth never stop...
Granting Immunity

Granting Immunity

The purple coneflower found on the Green Bay Trail, and in flower beds of many Glencoe homes, can stir more than your heart. As a member of the Echinacea flower species, they make great herbal tea, purported to help strength the immune system. An extract of these...
Fast Eaters

Fast Eaters

A Monarch caterpillar doesn’t like to talk while they are an eating. They can wolf down an entire milkweed leaf in 5 minutes.
Screeching Owls

Screeching Owls

Screeching owls on the Green Bay Trail can warn you of impending disaster or death? At least ancient Romans believed that owls had this power, foretelling the deaths of Julius Caesar, Commodus Aurelius and Agrippa.
Growing Old Slowly

Trees Sweat

The next time that you go to the health club, try sweating like a tree. A large oak or beech tree will evaporate 10 to 25 gallons of water in one day.

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