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Hot Air
He carefully examines a new ceramic crucible, weighs it precisely, fills it with tin powder, weighs it again, records the…
Portugal on the road to world power: Navigare necesse est
[source: “Conqueror of the Seas – The Story of Magellan”, Chapter. 1 – Stefan Zweig] The quest for spices began…
The common thread of biology
“Evolution is the central theme of biology – a common thread running through every chapter of this book.” …so proclaims…
Beri’a = Creation
Wilderness of Zin, 16th century BC. – The mood was at rock bottom. Discouraged by their scouts’ report about the…
Lazarus-Effects
Bethany (Roman province of Judea), 32 A.D. – In front of a rock tomb, a large crowd mourns their friend…
wonder:raft
Ribeira d’Ilhas, 2020 – At many sandy beaches, one stumbles upon a more or less wide ribbon of algae, seaweed,…
Marine room
Here you will find a list of all the exhibits from our Marine Hall.
Lions
It is said of Panthera leo: »A lion, which is mighty among beasts And does not turn away from any« (Prov 30:30)….
Leopards and Cheetahs
In the Bible, the terms namer / nemar and “pardalis” refer to either the leopard (Panthera pardus) or the cheetah…
Hyenas
The Syrian striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena syriaca) was certainly native to Israel and was only exterminated there in the 1930s….
Wolves
Where there are no lions, the wolf (Canis lupus) often assumes the role of apex predator. Whether in polar regions,…
Dogs
Whether among hunters and gatherers or shepherds and farmers, Canis lupus familiaris, the “tame wolf with family ties” or “domestic…
Deer and Gazelles
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Wild goats, Wild sheep and Ibex
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Mules and Hinnies
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Mice and other Rodents
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Non-terrestrial Mammals
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Exploring Animals – Blueprint
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Biosphere III
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Eagles
The Hebrew word nesher – just like its Greek counterpart aetos – is a term used for large birds of…
Vultures
As a scavenger, its prey doesn’t run away. It simply needs to make sure it arrives in time to get…
Hawks and Falcons
The hawk family (Accipitridae) includes most diurnal birds of prey. In addition to the large eagles and vultures which are…
Owls
The term kos likely referred to a large species of owl. The expression nyktikorax (“night raven”) in the Septuagint (Lev…
Ravens and Crows
The term oreb refers to a bird from the genus Corvus, which includes the large ravens and the somewhat smaller…
Unclean Birds
In the lists of birds that were not to be eaten (Lev 11:13-19; Deut 14:11-18), the phrase “according to its…
Pelicans
Pelicans are enormous waterbirds that rank among the heaviest flying animals, with a wingspan of up to 3.60 meters, a…
Storks
Bird migration has fascinated humans since ancient times. Why do competitors, who jealously vie for food and territory all summer,…
Cranes
The Hebrew name agur most likely refers to the Common Crane (Grus grus), which appears in Israel as a migratory…
Swallows
The Hebrew word sus is most commonly used to refer to the horse, but in two instances it likely denotes…
Swifts
The Hebrew term deror likely refers to a bird from the swift family (Apodidae). In Israel, the Common Swift (Apus…
Partridges
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Ornithology
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Origin of Birds
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