98-million-year-old amber discovered in Myanmar — with a new species inside. See it
The millipede family Siphonorhinidae, of which the new species is an ancient ancestor, still lives today and includes four ...
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Amber – tree sap left over from prehistoric forests, often with trapped insects or plant matter inside – was plentiful in the Baltic but highly prized for decorative purposes further south ...
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SouthCoast family has been making its own maple syrup for 24 years. Here's how they do it.
Unlike gummy pine sap, the sap from maple trees is thinner and easier to handle ... but to sweeten the raw sap and allow it to take on the classic dark amber color, it needs to be boiled.