Such a Curious World
The wonders of nature are endless, and the oddballs often prove the rules about
adaptation, natural selection, evolution. That's why it's interesting to
study the organisms that do strange things -- the "evergreen" pine tree that
turns yellow and drops its needles in the fall; a frog that freezes solid and
lives; a tiny mammal with a poison bite. These are just a few examples of
the many curiosities to be found in the natural world ...
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