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Articles by Jerilee Wei
How to Identify Poison Ivy: Images and Treatment
In 1609, Captain John Smith encountered a rather unpleasant plant on American soil. After observing the horrible, itchy rash that developed upon contact with its leaves, he coined the term "poison ivy." The scientific name for the plant is Toxicodendron radicans, which carries an irritating, oily sap called urushiol. Urushiol causes an allergic reaction upon contact, and creates fluid filled blisters on any skin unfortunate enough to have wandered too near the plant.
Dr. K’s Exotic Animal ER | Dr. Susan Kelleher Disparages her Clients at Broward Avian & Exotic Animal Hospital
Have you ever taken a human family member to the local doctor, only for this physician to smile, treat you like a valued customer, then turn around and say that your family member has no business living with you on national television? I’m guessing not. But that is exactly what is occurring in the new Nat Geo Wild program, Dr. K’s Exotic Animal ER, a show that features the daily life of a veterinarian that exclusively sees patients that are not dogs and cats.
The Strange and Wondrous Blood Falls of Antarctica
From satellite photos, Antarctica appears to be a white, snow-covered and featureless continent. Covered by glaciers and racked by unimaginably cold weather, this continent can be easily described as inhospitable. Yet, life exists in some of the most extreme parts of this frozen land. And some these life forms-- albeit small -- have spectacular ways to make themselves known.
10 Attempts to Blame Deaths on Music
Gloomy Sunday is a song that was written by the pianist and composer Rezső Seress in 1932. It has been connected to more suicides than any other song in history. In Hungary alone the song is linked to at least 18 deaths. Numerous suicide victims were pulled from the bottom of the Danube River still clutching the songs sheet music in their lifeless hands.
Getting rid of laptop ants
Why would the laptop ants leave via your spoon bridge? Ants have powerful survival instincts. Either the ants are in the laptop eating food you've dropped there or they've moved in. In either case they scout the area at all times. Once they realize the chemical trail which got them there (following other ants) no longer leads home they'll look for an alternative. The spoon will eventually be found and they will eventually all follow it.
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