Somehow I never did a full species fact post on clouded leopards, so I’m sharing this final draft of the chapter on them that will
Author: BJ Deming
After getting an associate's degree in forestry, I studied geology in the 1980s but went into another field instead.
The Internet renewed my interest in geoscience as a hobby. So, when some free time opened up after I retired, I decided to write a book about cat evolution.
That has turned into a series and started a new career!
Currently, I'm working on the next book in the series: a quick overview of the whole cat family. That is, the cats we know today. After that, come the sabertooths!
Repost: Hybrid Domestic Cats
I’ve discovered something intriguing while researching wild-domestic hybrids. According to the cat fancy, the Bengal leopard cat/domestic cat hybrid is one of the most popular
Repost: Guest Videos: Dunhuang Yardang National Geopark
Here’s a repost, lightly edited, from 2018. For today’s geopark, believe it or not, we need to start out on Mars! “Yardang” doesn’t sound like
Repost: Etheldred Benett – “Lady Geologist”
Continuing with reposts (slightly revised) from 2014 on key geoscientists of the past! In the late 18th and early 19th century, men like James Hutton
Milestone set!
Check it out! Looks like I’ll be able to self-publish that eBook at Amazon on the day after Thanksgiving, just not about the entire cat
Repost: Guest Video: New Mexico’s Volcanoes
Here’s a slightly edited Sunday Morning Volcano post from 2014. Rifting in this region happened because of a complex series of events, called the Mid-Tertiary
