No, not the “big one” (if such a thing is on the cards eventually for this ‘smoking mountain’s’ current active phase, at least during our
Author: BJ Deming
After getting an associate's degree in forestry, I studied geology as an undergraduate back in the 1980s but went into medical transcription instead. It just worked out better for me.
The Internet renewed my interest in geoscience as a hobby, and when I retired in 2014, I decided to write a book about cat evolution. That has turned into a series of eBooks and started a new career for me.
Two ebooks on the domestic cat are up at Amazon: https://amzn.to/2ICtemj
And right now, I'm working on an eBook about the cat family and where it comes from.
Thanks for your interest!
Mayotte and the Volcano
For months, the small islands of Mayotte, sitting in the Indian Ocean between Africa’s southeastern coast and the northern tip of Madagascar, simply would not
Guest Video: Amber, Ethics, and Lifelines
Just because you can, does it mean you should? In Myanmar, scientists are finding some incredible dinosaur fossils preserved in local amber, but there is
The Lynx Lineage
Goblin cats in the forest are millions of years old. And despite emitting banshee wails in the twilight . . . . . . they’re
Guest Videos: What Do Many Forests Have In Common?
A cat, of course. Don’t know that it’s found in the checkerboard plantations of Idaho, shown above, but it does live in: The boreal forest:
Species Facts: Steppe/Bush Wildcats
Given the variety we see in domestic cats today, it’s hard to believe that they all come from one of the sleek, long-legged wildcats of
