Tiny South Africa beach restaurant crowned best in world: Kobus van der Merwe, owner of the award-winning Wolfgat restaurant in Paternoster, South Africa, says that despite the global acclaim, they will keep things the way they are at Wolfgat. Merwe recalls ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews … [Read more...] about SA News: Tiny South Africa beach restaurant crowned best in world
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Tiny beetles cause a giant crisis
Tiny beetles cause a giant crisis: Tiny beetles cause a giant crisis: An invasive alien species from Asia, the borer burrows deep into trees to create a nest for its eggs A plague of tiny beetles is tearing into our trees and killing them. The unprecedented crisis has led to towns, cities, companies and universities scrambling to find an urgent solution. Liquid Telecom goes … [Read more...] about Tiny beetles cause a giant crisis
SA News: This tiny home in South Africa gives the term new meaning
This tiny home in South Africa gives the term new meaning: This uber-tiny home in South Africa shows that minimal space doesn’t have to be low on style. But at a minuscule 17 square metres, the Pod-Idladla makes even other tiny houses look generously proportioned. Built in South Africa by architect Clara da Cruz ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Barclays Africa to … [Read more...] about SA News: This tiny home in South Africa gives the term new meaning
A tiny beetle and its deadly fungus is threatening South Africa’s trees | The Conversation
A tiny beetle and its deadly fungus is threatening South Africa's trees: The polyphagous shothole borer is tiny - but a fungus it's commonly associated with can be deadly for trees. Wilhelm de BeerSandton is Johannesburg’s economic hub – home to numerous companies’ headquarters and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. And now it has a new, unwelcome resident: a tiny beetle that … [Read more...] about A tiny beetle and its deadly fungus is threatening South Africa’s trees | The Conversation
How tiny black spots shed light on part of the Homo naledi mystery | The Conversation
How tiny black spots shed light on part of the Homo naledi mystery: A replica of a Homo naledi skull. GCIS/Flickr, CC BY-NDMany questions have been thrown up by the discovery in South Africa of a previously unidentified human relative, Homo naledi. Perhaps the one that’s grabbed people’s attention the most is how Homo naledi’s bones ended up in the Dinaledi Chamber in the … [Read more...] about How tiny black spots shed light on part of the Homo naledi mystery | The Conversation
