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  • Hercules club, sometimes called prickly ash, is found on the coast of South Carolina. It's leaves are the larval food for the giant swallow tail butterfly.
  • In its reproductive stage, clam worms leave the safety of their habitat, often in great numbers. Not much is known about the mutual relationship between…
  • This species of rat snake is typical on the coastal plain of South Carolina.
  • Tubifex worms are very common, though not often noticed. These fresh-water creatures are cultivated and dried for sale as fish or turtle food.
  • Several listeners report to Rudy that they've seen squirrels with abnormal "bulges" or growth on their skin. The growths are caused by parasitic flies.
  • The Marbled Orb Weaver is sometimes called the "Hallowe'en Spider." That's partly because you see them a lot this time of year, and partly because the…
  • A listener identifies a snake as a Rat Snake....but, which kind?
  • Rudy calls the roll of the birds now visiting South Carolina.
  • Walking along a creek in Cayce, SC, Rudy spots two adult Bald Eagles!
  • Some words from Richard Jeffries' novel The Dewy Morn:"Above the clear sky was full of stars, and among them the beautiful planet Jupiter shone serene.…
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