Driving across Canada this summer, I was surprised to encounter this colourfully decorated U-Haul in northern Ontario. It is wonderful to see a corporation using its advertising space to talk abo… more →
Ancient Shoreoceanscience wrote 2 months ago: We had a great open house on Saturday. Close to 2,000 braved the 88 degree heat and threatening rain … more →
adaywithoutme wrote 2 months ago: Because Baka-Raptor is intrigued by footnotes. Actually, that’s a fairly tenuous reason for le … more →
Graham wrote 3 months ago: Driving across Canada this summer, I was surprised to encounter this colourfully decorated U-Hau … more →
Christina Hagopian wrote 4 months ago: I’m a curious observer of life. Here at the beach, if I have a good book I can sit for hours a … more →
coreybinns wrote 5 months ago: Every summer, horseshoe crabs throw wild orgy parties in Maryland. Thousands of male horseshoe crabs … more →
K. L. Romo wrote 5 months ago: (Note: Parental Discretion Advised) Very interesting NPR article written by Louisa Jonas, who defini … more →
Life On The Edges wrote 6 months ago: Bowers Beach, Delaware When I first arrived, I was surprised not to see any horseshoe crabs on the b … more →
josephrossbachphoto wrote 7 months ago: I just returned form co-leading (with Ian Plant) a photography workshop based out of Cape May, New J … more →
moheim wrote 10 months ago: (Photo/Andrew Easton, 2004) Every year the horseshoe crabs gather to spawn, releasing thousands of e … more →
Graham wrote 10 months ago: Imagine yourself visiting the east coast of the United States in the early summer. You decide to ta … more →
crabclaw wrote 11 months ago: We’ve been back to Playalinda Beach two weekends in a row recently. We went ahead and bought a … more →
Steve Perrin wrote 11 months ago: Copyright © 2008. In consciousness, where time is the signature of the observer, space is the sign … more →
underseaencounters wrote 1 year ago: My friends will never let me forget that I once turned down an invitation to a party to go see horse … more →
Ann McElhatton wrote 1 year ago: As I mentioned before, the horseshoe crab is a rather frightening looking creature, however quite th … more →
Ann McElhatton wrote 1 year ago: I have two answers for you here – Mole Crabs or Sand Hoppers. Mole Crabs: Unfortunately, not a … more →
ecodestination wrote 1 year ago: Holbox Island, on the Gulf part of the Yucatan Peninsula, has developed fast to accommodate the dema … more →
naturecalendar wrote 1 year ago: by Erik Baard Horseshoe crabs having been laying and fertilizing eggs along our beaches, and the … more →
goingcoastal wrote 1 year ago: New Jersey regulators have rejected a ban on horseshoe crab harvesting intended to protect migratory … more →
Nathaniel wrote 1 year ago: This new fossil suggests that horseshoe crabs have had hundreds of millions of years to develop thei … more →