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#12 How old is deadmans pillow basalt? 200 mya?
Deadman Bay basalt near Lime Kiln Point on the west side of San Juan Island. The rock hardened upon eruption through a crack in the ocean floor, probably over 200 million years ago (Late Permian or Early Triassic period)
#11 The Coronavirus has mixed impacts on global and PNW ecology
Just as the office and our economy has been disrupted by the COVID-19, many nature lovers may be wondering how COVID has influenced the ecology of the Salish Sea in the PNW. I work as a sea kayak guide in the San Juan Islands and I have personally noticed a change in the types and…
#10 The Peregrine Falcon
Peregrine Falcons are some of the worlds coolest birds around. Did you know that they can travel around 200 miles per hour in free fall? When the falcon tucks it’s wings into a stoop their is a small venturi slot that is created between the main body of the bird and the inside of their…
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