Live-Fire Exercise at Fort Bragg
Hell on earth in America can be found in North Carolina, where soldiers go through a process called "stress inoculation," and one researcher found what makes the Special Forces so special.
Also in today's links: bugs in love, and more.
- From the thoughtful tarantula to the perceptive giant silk moth, some little critters sound like sweet mates. (Plus, one species is into bondage, if you like that sort of thing.)
- I've included links to stories about dumping of electronic waste on developing nations before, but I like that this investigation inserted a tracking device in a television and followed its path from England to Nigeria.
- What I haven't linked to as often is stories from Latin America. They're relatively few and far between in the mainstream press, it seems. But a study on climate change identifies the major threats to the region, from disappearing glaciers to destruction of coral reefs.
- Convergent evolution? Lots of commuting? At least 235 species -- including gorgeous little swimming snails -- inhabit both the north and south poles, according to a new survey.
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