Domesticated house cats aren’t indigenous
Biology environment

Domesticated house cats aren’t indigenous and have a significant impact on wildlife

Domesticated cats aren’t indigenous and have a significant impact on wildlife. Scientific consensus supports that domestic cats are an invasive species; they have caused several extinctions, at least 63 vertebrate extinctions, impact native wildlife populations and transmit multiple zoonotic diseases. This magnitude of mortality may exceed all other sources of anthropogenic mortality of birds and mammals.

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Growing citrus trees from seeds
Biology Gardening

Growing citrus trees from seeds

First a disclaimer: I am not at all an expert in growing indoor plants, or outdoor for that matter. I just use my biological knowledge regarding the state of the plants and their environmental and nutrient requirements. I do my research and got some experience through the years, but there’s a lot of room for …

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Biology Gardening

Growing pineapple from fruit

Growing a pineapple plant (Ananas comosus) from the fruit is very simple and can be easy as well, you just have to pay attention to see to the plant’s needs, which is plenty of moist, but also not too much. Pineapples need a lot of water so it’s hard to over water them if you …

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Biology

Animal photo hunt

From random seasons and random locations around central Europe. Some photos are far from sharp and good quality, specially those of butterflies – I just don’t dare come too close and scare them away. Apologies. 🙂

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Biology Gardening Lifestyle

Indoor plant collection and updates

I currently keep the following plants: I water them all once a week, each with the same amount of water. Except In December and January it’s every other week only to prevent from complete drying and not to disturb their dormancy. I fertilise them every year in the months from February to June. I add …

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