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1990 Mazda Miata
While the rare-car world focuses on rare Bugattis and 1960s muscle cars, lots of car enthusiasts might unknowingly have potential top-dollar classics gathering value in their garages, overlooked by today’s collectors. They are the Japanese import models of yesteryear. (Pics)
Continue reading… “Top 10 Japanese Imports That Could Be Big-Buck Collectibles In The Future”
A blue butterfly died out in Britain 30 years ago because of disruptions to a life cycle that includes pretending to be an ant, according to a study published Tuesday that points to smarter ways to protect wildlife.
Continue reading… “Blue Butterfly That Mimics Ants Key To Better Conservation”
University of Arizona biologist Bruce Walsh has identified a new species of moth in southern Arizona. Normally, this is not a big deal. The region is one of the most biologically rich areas in the country and collectors have been finding hundreds of new species for decades. This one, however, is different.
Continue reading… “Biologist Discovers Pink-Winged Moth”
There’s a lot of surface area on this planet for solar panels. The ocean’s are a vast area to utilize this solar technology. But, the weather can make the installation and use of floating solar arrays difficult. That’s not the case with LSAs (Liquid Solar Arrays) by Sunengy Pty LTD .
Continue reading… “Floating Liquid Solar Arrays”
There’s nothing like waking up in the morning to a hot cup of coffee and some toast. I usually take that morning quiet time to slather on the butter and pile on the jelly. “Toast Artist” Lennie Payne does something different, however. He creates portrait art from toast.
Continue reading… “The Art Of Toast”
