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  • ...e mosquitoes, most crane flies do not bite or feed on blood. The larvae of crane flies, known as leatherjackets, are found in moist soil and are known to fe ...f. Their coloration varies from greyish-brown to dark brown. The head of a crane fly features compound eyes, and in many species, males have larger and more
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  • ...s distinctive ring shape, which is reminiscent of a life preserver used in water rescues. Life Savers has become an iconic American brand and has expanded t Life Savers was first created by Clarence Crane, a chocolate maker from Ohio. Crane wanted to create a candy that could withstand heat better than chocolate, a
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  • ...] '''Treadwheel''', also known as a '''treadmill crane''' or '''treadwheel crane''', is a device that was widely used during the [[Middle Ages]] for various ...cathedral]]s, [[castle]]s, and other significant buildings. The treadwheel crane was a revolutionary invention at the time, as it significantly increased th
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  • ...pg|Nephrotoma P1210399a|thumb|left]] '''Tipulidae''', commonly known as '''crane flies''', are a family of insects resembling oversized [[mosquitoes]]. Desp ...jackets, are worm-like and live in various habitats, including soil, fresh water, and decaying vegetation, where they feed on decomposing organic matter.
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  • ...vers" was chosen due to the candy's resemblance to life preservers used in water safety. ...shaped like a life preserver. The first flavor he created was Pep-O-Mint. Crane sold the rights to his candy to Edward Noble for $2,900, and Noble went on
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  • * [[Crane Lake (wine)|Crane Lake]] - Crane Lake wines offer a wide selection of varietals at affordable prices. These ...lemented water-saving techniques in its vineyards and wineries to minimize water usage and promote efficient irrigation practices.
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  • ...with helicopter bucket|thumb]] [[Image:Erickson_Air-Crane.jpg|Erickson Air-Crane|thumb]] '''Helitack''' refers to the use of [[helicopters]] in [[wildland f ...are equipped with various tools, including buckets and tanks for dropping water or retardant, and they can also transport firefighters, known as [[smokejum
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  • ...dapted specifically to the flooding cycle. They play a significant role in water purification, carbon storage, and the maintenance of fish populations that ...re well-adapted to both inundation and periods of drought. The presence of water for significant parts of the year creates a unique habitat that supports a
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  • ==Water and Wind Power== ...uring this period, providing an alternative source of power in areas where water was not readily available. These technologies were crucial for the economic
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  • ...tics such as long legs and toes, which are well adapted for wading through water or walking on soft ground. Their beaks also vary in shape and size, adapted ...rshes, or riverbanks, where they can forage for food in the mud or shallow water. Others inhabit forests, grasslands, or arid regions. Their wide distributi
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  • ...s in the production of premium sake. The name "Sawanotsuru" translates to "Crane of the Swamp," symbolizing the purity and elegance of the sake produced by ...with modern technology. The brewery uses only the finest quality rice and water sourced from the Rokko Mountain Range. The sake is brewed in a temperature-
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  • ...': The simplest form of pile driver, which uses a heavy weight raised by a crane or winch and then dropped onto the pile. This method relies on gravity to d ...Bridge construction]]: For driving piles into riverbeds or other bodies of water to support bridge piers.
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  • ...cold climate and poor soil conditions, with needle-like leaves that reduce water loss and thick bark to protect against the cold. In addition to these conif ...on is an important habitat for many bird species, including the [[Siberian crane]] (''Leucogeranus leucogeranus'') and various species of raptors and waterf
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  • ...thera pardus orientalis), which is critically endangered, and the [[Korean water deer]] (Hydropotes inermis argyropus), known for its distinctive tusks. ...over points for migratory birds. Notable species include the [[Red-crowned Crane]] (Grus japonensis), a symbol of luck, longevity, and fidelity in Korean cu
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  • ...passerines, and others. The reintroduction of species such as the [[common crane]] has been particularly successful. The Hula Valley faces ongoing environmental challenges, including water management, pollution, and the impacts of climate change. Efforts to addres
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  • | - - boiling water [[X12]] | - - crane [[W24.0]]
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  • * '''[[Water spinach]]''' see [[Ipomoea aquatica]]. * '''[[Water melon]]''' see [[Citrullus Lanatus]].
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  • ...g)]] - A semi-liquid mixture that can be made from flour, egg, and milk or water. It's used as a coating for foods that are to be fried or as a base in panc ...A cooking method where food is sealed in a plastic bag and then boiled in water to cook.
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  • * '''[[warm water blanket]]''' * '''[[waste water]]'''
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  • * [[Fancy Crane]] * [[Tonic water]]
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