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This Cinnabar Moth can serve as a cautionary tale of how introducing a species in order to manage another can go awry. This moth is not native, but was introduced in order to control ragwort species in western North America. The moth started enjoying more plants than just the ragwort, and started decimating native plants too. I think that this is such a beautiful insect, even if it has become an invasive one in my country.

Producing color pigments in the natural world takes a LOT of energy! This means that the color needs to have a specific purpose and function in the survival of the plant.

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One of the best tea blends to have on hand is this herbal tea blend that soothes stomach aches, reduces bloating, and helps improve meal digestion. When digestion works well, the rest of the body can function better too!

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