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SA News: Giraffes Are Basically Fuzzy Lightning Rods, New Research Suggests

18 September 2020 By admin

Giraffes Are Basically Fuzzy Lightning Rods, New Research Suggests: Earlier this year, conservationists in South Africa discovered two adult giraffes struck down by lightning, signaling a potentially underrated risk for this majestic species. Source: "South Africa" - BingNews … [Read more...] about SA News: Giraffes Are Basically Fuzzy Lightning Rods, New Research Suggests

Fossil find suggests _Homo erectus_ emerged 200,000 years earlier than thought | The Conversation

3 April 2020 By admin

Fossil find suggests _Homo erectus_ emerged 200,000 years earlier than thought: The ~2 Ma Homo erectus cranium, DNH 134, from the Drimolen Fossil Hominin site. Matthew V. CaruanaThe human evolutionary path is complicated. It’s almost impossible to say exactly when we modern humans became “us”. This quandary is best articulated by the famous naturalist Charles Darwin in his book … [Read more...] about Fossil find suggests _Homo erectus_ emerged 200,000 years earlier than thought | The Conversation

SA News: Vodacom defends its data prices, suggests spectrum is still the problem

3 December 2019 By admin

Vodacom defends its data prices, suggests spectrum is still the problem: Vodacom charged people in South Africa about R115 per 1GB but in Egypt charged R18.20. MTN’s fee for a 1GB bundle was R148 in South Africa but just R40 in Uganda. Despite the recent price ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Shop until the economy drops: From South Africa to the US, initial … [Read more...] about SA News: Vodacom defends its data prices, suggests spectrum is still the problem

Do soldiers care about the environment? A study in South Africa suggests they do | The Conversation

22 July 2018 By admin

Do soldiers care about the environment? A study in South Africa suggests they do: South African Army soldiers had high levels of awareness about the environment and their responsibilities towards it. Author suppliedKermit the frog declared that it is difficult to be green. Obviously, he was referring to the colour, rather than to the condition of being environmentally … [Read more...] about Do soldiers care about the environment? A study in South Africa suggests they do | The Conversation

Gradual shift from selling chemicals to selling solutions, Cisco suggests

17 March 2018 By admin

Gradual shift from selling chemicals to selling solutions, Cisco suggests: Gradual shift from selling chemicals to selling solutions, Cisco suggests as international chemicals companies scramble to fast-track their digital transformation journeys as Cisco confirms that 40% of Fortune 500 companies will not exist in a meaningful way in ten years March 16 2018: As a key sector of … [Read more...] about Gradual shift from selling chemicals to selling solutions, Cisco suggests

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