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  • Certain lizards, especially, are very popular and unfortunately one has become invasive in Florida and Georgia and is now established in our state.
  • SC turtle species have been in peril as trade in those animals, sometimes in illegal international channels, has been putting certain species at risk.
  • “H” is for Hampton, Harry (1897-1980). Writer, conservationist.
  • This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Craig Lockhart about precautions and recommendations to help cancer patients protect themselves from COVID-19. Dr. Lockhart is the Director of the Division of Hematology and Oncology and he’s the Associate Director for Clinical Science at Hollings Cancer Center at MUSC.
  • This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Ashley Hink about efforts to reduce individual and community risks of firearm violence and promote recovery for victims and families. Dr. Hink is a trauma, burn and critical care surgeon and she is the Director of the MUSC Turning the Tide Violence Intervention program.
  • On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for September 11, 2021, we look at the continued debate between state leaders and the Biden administration over vaccination and mask mandates, hear about the struggles faced by frontline medical workers in the surge of the COVID-19 Delta variant, and reflect on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
  • People’s anxiety dreams tend to be tailored to their particular personalities, circumstances, and experiences, and often to their particular professions.
  • "H" is for Hover Scare (1887). Hiram E. Hover (often mis-spelled in the press as “Hoover”) formed the Co-operative Workers of America (CWA) in North…
  • "L" is for Lebby, Nathaniel H. [1816-1880]. Inventor. In 1852 Lebby, an employee of the South Carolina Railroad, received a patent for a “water-raising…
  • The gray hairstreak is a fairly small butterfly, measuring to around 2.2 to 3.5 cm. The underside of the gray hairstreak's wings are an ash-gray color throughout and are bordered with a white line along the edges. Also lining the wings, are a line of black spots and another line of orange and white spots. There are also orange spots that are found on the ends of their hind-wings as well as one being found on its head, in-between the eyes. The upper-side of the butterfly's wings are more of a grayish-indigo coloration with similar patterning as the underside with the exception of the lines of black spots and orange and white spots.
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