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Announcing the 2022-23 Mentoring Program for Composers | National Association of Teachers of Singing - Vimarsana News

Announcing the 2022-23 Mentoring Program for Composers | National Association of Teachers of Singing

NATS welcomes 10 mentees to its 2022-23 Mentoring Program for Composers.

Source: nats.org
Masters of Disguise: Sly Insects From Costa Rica to Malaysia Show Off Their Expert Camouflages - Vimarsana News

Masters of Disguise: Sly Insects From Costa Rica to Malaysia Show Off Their Expert Camouflages

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'Cinderella' Graces The Highfield Stage - Vimarsana News

'Cinderella' Graces The Highfield Stage

Magical, as it should be. What else would you expect of “Cinderella,” set to music by Rodgers and Hammerstein?

Check Out This Caterpillar That Makes Itself Look Like a Tarantula! - Vimarsana News

Check Out This Caterpillar That Makes Itself Look Like a Tarantula!

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A Caterpillar in the Amazon Rainforest Camouflages Itself as an 8-Legged Tarantula Spider - Vimarsana News

A Caterpillar in the Amazon Rainforest Camouflages Itself as an 8-Legged Tarantula Spider

 In an exquisite if not terrifying act of self-preservation, the Monkey Slug Caterpillar has evolved to disguise itself as a predator, mimicking the form and color of a Tarantula Spider on its back. Nature photographer David Weiller captured this particular specimen while in the Amazon Rainforest of Puyo, Ecuador. He shares: This mesmerizing caterpillar mimics a hairy tarantula spider with its oddly long hairy arms curling out. When looking at the underside, it looks like a slug with its suction cups prolegs and its tiny legs. This caterpillar is the larvae of the hag moth. Weiller shares ...