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    A Cannibal Snail
    The Rosy Wolf Snail, or Cannibal Snail, has an enlongated shell. As the name implies, it preys on other snails.
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    Making Baby "Walking Sticks"
    A listener spots a Two-Striped Walking Stick insect with a smaller one on its back.
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    Corn Lily
    A listener finds a "lily-like" plant on Mt. LeConte. The Corn Lily is typically found in northern climes or higher elevations of the Southern…
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    Worm Tubes
    A listener finds "strings of small shells" on the beach - what causes this?
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    Spider Worries
    The writing spider leaves a homeowner with "gifts": 4 egg sacks. Does this mean a spider population explosion is coming?
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    Combat Dance
    Male Copperheads sometimes intertwine for a shoving match.
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    Armadillos in South Carolina
    Armadillos have moved into the state in the last couple of decades or so.
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    Snake in the Leaves
    A listener finds a Brown Snake in some leaf litter.
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    Poison Ivy Rust
    This fungus grows on Poison Ivy.
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    Glass Lizards
    The Glass Lizard is legless and is sometimes mistaken for a small snake.
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