Cosmos

12 results for “forest”

  1. Plants & Fungi

    Trees and Forests

    Forests Trees rarely grow alone. Forests cover about 31 percent of the land and come in great

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  2. Life & Biology

    Ecosystems and Food Webs

    forests, and the fish, seals and birds that lived in the kelp vanished with it. When

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  3. Plants & Fungi

    Fungi

    forests drop billions of tonnes of leaves and, over time, whole trees. Fungi are the main

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  4. Animals

    Animal Migration

    forests in central Mexico that it has never seen and that no monarch alive has seen

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  5. Plants & Fungi

    Photosynthesis: How Plants Eat Light

    forests but in the sea, in floating microscopic algae and cyanobacteria too small to see, which

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  6. Planet Earth

    Rocks, Minerals and Fossils

    forests, the reptiles, the dinosaurs, the mammals and, in the last two million years, ourselves. Because

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  7. Chemistry

    Acids and Bases

    forests and lakes. Today the oceans are absorbing carbon dioxide from the air, which forms carbonic

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  8. Plants & Fungi

    Carnivorous Plants

    forests of South East Asia; the largest, on the mountains of Borneo, hold over a litre

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  9. Planets & the Solar System

    The Sun

    forests and plankton. Wind blows because the Sun heats the air unevenly. Rivers flow because it lifts

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  10. Planet Earth

    Volcanoes

    forests and farms. The same fire that buried Pompeii is the reason there is a living

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  11. Animals

    Insects

    forest canopy can yield species never seen before by the dozen. More worryingly, surveys in Europe

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  12. Life & Biology

    Dinosaurs and Mass Extinctions

    forests burning across the globe. Worse came after. Dust and sulphur hurled into the stratosphere blotted

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