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Fishy Cartoons Exhibition
Cartoons by Seppo Leinonen in the Finnish Museum of Natural History in Helsinki until 15th October 2017 – Now provided with English translations! Are you familiar with ruff, bullhead and ninespine stickleback? There are lots of funny fishes in Finland, … Continue reading
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Tagged biodiversity, cartoons, conservation, endangered species, fishes, fishing, humour, invasive species, lakes and seas, overfishing, rivers
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Big Garden Birdwatch
The world’s largest wildlife survey 24-25 January 2015. Big Garden Birdwatch
Have a laid-back summer solstice
The Summer Solstice is here, and in Finland we have a big party by the lake if possible. Here’s a relaxed vision from the lake Saimaa, where also an endangered Saimaa Ringed Seal lives.
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Tagged endangered species, holidays, humour, lakes and seas, mammals, outdoors, summer
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Astonishing Conspiracy Behind Climate Change Hoax Revealed – See the pictures!
By August Elokuu | 24 November 2009 (TOPPLED ANGLIA) Climate change has been revealed to be a complete fabrication with no basis in reality. This major scandal, unveiled Tuesday, is already shaking the foundations of the global scientific community and … Continue reading
Climate change deniers are sissy compared to Stephen Colbert!
Sometimes it can be quite irritating to listen to the constant nagging of those fabulous global warming deniers. They keep on repeating their same old nice and wise arguments again and again. But now we have something even more nagging. … Continue reading
