Via WKRG.com
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations measures how many of each species of each fish were caught each year. Using these numbers, we can see how some fish catches have peaked, meaning that there are simply not enough fish left to catch. Other fish’s catch numbers are still rising, meaning that demand for that fish is increasing: if we keep fishing the way we are, those populations will also start to drop and potentially die out.
—GOOD Magazine
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Via io9
These mountain katydids (Acripeza reticulata) seem to mimic wallaby droppings. Click the image for a larger view.
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