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• "David Bohm and the Implicate Order" by David Pratt [2025-12-31]
  "David Bohm and the Implicate Order" by David Pratt — a science page from theosophy-nw.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• "VIKING, LIFE ON MARS, AND DR. GILBERT LEVIN") [2026-04-30]
  "VIKING, LIFE ON MARS, AND DR. GILBERT LEVIN") — a science page from whatreallyhappened.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• = - Helicoprion Shrine - = [2026-07-07]
  A shrine dedicated to Helicoprion, the ancient spiral-toothed shark whose bizarre whorl jaw has fascinated paleontologists for decades. The site includes speculative audio of how the creature might have sounded and even a campaign to vote Helicoprion into the fighting game SkullGirls, showing real enthusiasm for this prehistoric oddity.
• 10 Most Magnificent Trees in the World. [2026-01-05]
  10 Most Magnificent Trees in the World. — a science page from neatorama.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• 15 Free Guides That Really Teach You USEFUL Stuff [2025-11-22]
  15 Free Guides That Really Teach You USEFUL Stuff — a science page from makeuseof.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• 2016 National Chess Tournament Results [2026-02-21]
  2016 National Chess Tournament Results — a science page from uschess.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• 30 Master Piece Of Most Exceptional and Unimaginable Bed [2026-05-12]
  30 Master Piece Of Most Exceptional and Unimaginable Bed — a science page from alltechnoblog.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• A Modern Herbal [2026-07-07]
  A hypertext edition of Mrs. M. Grieve's landmark 1931 reference work 'A Modern Herbal,' covering medicinal, culinary, cosmetic, and economic properties of over 800 herbs and plants. The site includes alphabetical plant indexes, a recipes index, a poisons index, and supplementary reference tools like conversion tables and a medical dictionary.
• A Parent's Guide to the New Mathematics by Evelyn Sharp (Math Lair) [2024-08-12]
  A Parent's Guide to the New Mathematics by Evelyn Sharp (Math Lair) — a science page from mathlair.allfunandgames.ca. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs [2025-10-07]
  A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• All_Exoplanets [2024-11-12]
  All_Exoplanets — a science page from exoplanetkyoto.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Amur Bird Project [2026-07-07]
  The Amur Bird Project documents bird research and conservation efforts in Russia's Amur region and Siberia, with detailed field reports on catching, tagging, and tracking species like Bluethroats with geolocators. Run by a team of researchers including Wieland Heim and collaborators, it offers a rare window into ornithological fieldwork in some of the world's most remote wetland habitats.
• Amusements In Mathematics, by Henry Ernest Dudeney. [2025-12-09]
  Amusements In Mathematics, by Henry Ernest Dudeney. — a science page from ajhw.co.uk. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• An Anatomical Atlas of Flies [2026-07-07]
  Developed by CSIRO Entomology researchers, this anatomical atlas provides detailed visual and educational reference material covering the morphology of flies (Diptera), originally built in Flash and converted to HTML in 2023. A collaboration between CSIRO and ABRS, it includes identification keys and anatomical glossaries for fly families found in Australia, making it a valuable tool for entomologists and biology students alike.
• Another example of cometary astronomy in crops: the impact of Comet Shoemaker [2025-04-10]
  Another example of cometary astronomy in crops: the impact of Comet Shoemaker — a science page from cropcircleconnector.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Another example of future prediction in crops: the outburst of comet 73P Schwassmann [2025-08-30]
  Another example of future prediction in crops: the outburst of comet 73P Schwassmann — a science page from cropcircleconnector.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• APOD: 2012 October 21 [2024-11-20]
  APOD: 2012 October 21 — a science page from apod.nasa.gov. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• APOD: 2022 April 25 [2025-02-14]
  APOD: 2022 April 25 — a science page from apod.nasa.gov. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Apollo 11 Launch at 500 Frames per Second [2025-10-06]
  Apollo 11 Launch at 500 Frames per Second — a science page from petapixel.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• arandomsite [2026-07-07]
  Ariu is a high school junior from Indiana whose personal site documents a remarkable range of pursuits, from Drosophila genetics research and healthcare legislation advocacy to an AI tool for school nurses. The site serves as a living digital portfolio of someone genuinely engaged in science, medicine, and civic life at a young age.
• Archive [2024-09-05]
  Archive — a science page from briankoberlein.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Astronomy courses, Astronomy lessons, Astronomy classes and Astronomy exams for homeschool, hobby or anyone who wants to [2025-11-30]
  Astronomy courses, Astronomy lessons, Astronomy classes and Astronomy exams for homeschool, hobby or anyone who wants to — a science page from synapses.co.uk. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Astronomy Picture of the Day Archive [2025-05-04]
  Astronomy Picture of the Day Archive — a science page from apod.nasa.gov. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Astronomy Picture of the Day's Educational Links [2024-11-21]
  Astronomy Picture of the Day's Educational Links — a science page from apod.nasa.gov. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Autopoiesis and Enaction [2026-07-07]
  The Observer Web: Dr. Randall Whitaker's Observer Web is a comprehensive academic resource dedicated to autopoiesis and enaction, covering the cognitive biology theories of Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela. It offers a tutorial, study plan, bibliography, encyclopaedia, and internet guide for anyone exploring second-order cybernetics, radical constructivism, and enactive cognitive science.
• awkward botany – amateur botany for the phytocurious [2026-07-07]
  Awkward Botany is an amateur botany blog written for the "phytocurious," covering plant families, weed profiles, horticulture, urban ecology, and plant identification with genuine depth and enthusiasm. Posts like the detailed breakdown of Liatris microcephala and the Weeds of Boise series showcase careful research and a love of plant science that will delight both beginners and seasoned plant nerds.
• Bachelor Of Science & 100 Best YouTube Videos for Science Teachers [2025-06-15]
  Bachelor Of Science & 100 Best YouTube Videos for Science Teachers — a science page from bachelorofscience.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• BACTERIA.ICU [2026-07-07]
  Stanislaus runs this enthusiastically nerdy site dedicated to prokaryotes and bacteria, complete with a gallery, wiki, and guestbook hosted on Neocities. The playful 'Bacteria Intensive Care Unit' theme and self-described obsession with microbiology make it a charming corner of the web for fellow microbe enthusiasts.
• Basic principles and principles of cosmology [2025-04-19]
  Basic principles and principles of cosmology — a science page from astronuclphysics.info. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• BBC News [2024-11-28]
  BBC News — a science page from news.bbc.co.uk. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• BC Rare Bird Alert [2026-07-07]
  BC Rare Bird Alert is a community birding blog tracking rare and unusual bird sightings across British Columbia, Canada, with detailed location reports, maps, and observer notes. Each post documents a specific rare species encounter, making it an invaluable real-time resource for birdwatchers and ornithology enthusiasts in the Pacific Northwest.
• Beau Lotto: Optical illusions show how we see [2026-03-19]
  Beau Lotto: Optical illusions show how we see — a science page from ted.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Beetlecraft [2026-07-07]
  Beetlecraft is a charming personal site by Ace, a self-described bug enthusiast who shares their love of insects, nature, bone mounting, and art through a whimsical hand-crafted aesthetic. Visitors can explore a bugs page featuring finds like the Duckbilled Beetle, an art gallery, a curios section, and a blog with guides to activities like bone mounting.
• Bill's Wildlife Sites [2026-07-07]
  Bill Standley's curated directory of internet resources for wildlife ecologists, organized into categories covering federal and state organizations, professional and non-profit groups, universities, and taxa such as mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles. The site also indexes resources for endangered species, fisheries, aquatic ecology, jobs, and wildlife-related products like telemetry equipment and optics.
• Biocosmology [2025-02-27]
  Biocosmology — a science page from dhushara.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• BIRD LIST [2026-07-07]
  HOW MANY BIRDS IN THE WORLD?: BirdList.org is a comprehensive global reference cataloging over 10,000 bird species across 200 countries, with data coded for abundance, breeding, migration, wintering, and endemic status. Run by professional biologists affiliated with the World Institute for Conservation and Environment, the site also offers bird tour listings for destinations like Peru, Ecuador, Ethiopia, and Uganda, with species lists available in multiple languages.
• Birds of The World [2026-07-07]
  Created by Dick and Sandy Daniels, this site functions as a comprehensive online field guide covering over 10,000 bird species organized by genus and family, making it easy to compare related birds side by side. Entries span every major region of the world including North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia, with links to additional information for each species.
• black holes and revelations [2025-09-09]
  black holes and revelations — a science site at dejanatalis.net. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Black Holes Are Not Real [2026-06-23]
  Black Holes Are Not Real — a science page from exo-science.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• bone-eater [2026-07-07]
  Grim's blog about biology and other stuff: Grim is an ecology postgrad whose blog covers dirt, death, decay, and the weird wonders of the biological world, from freshwater antibiotic contamination to crustacean ophthalmology. Alongside the science you'll find book reviews, horror movie musings, philosophy, ethology, and hardcore music commentary, making this a refreshingly eclectic corner of the web.
• Brian Coad's Ichthyology Site [2026-07-07]
  Brian W. Coad, a retired ichthyologist from the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, shares decades of expertise through resources including a Dictionary of Ichthyology, annotated checklists of Canadian fishes, and detailed studies of freshwater fishes from Iran and Iraq. The site is a remarkable reference collection for anyone interested in fish taxonomy, zoogeography, and biodiversity, with content serious enough to be published as academic papers and books.
• Bryophyte Pictures Michael Lueth Mosses Liverworths [2026-07-07]
  Michael Lueth's extensive photographic flora documents mosses, liverworts, and other bryophytes across Europe and beyond, with photo diaries from dozens of field excursions spanning from Svalbard to Madeira. The site features hundreds of species-level plant photographs organized by location and expedition, making it a remarkable visual reference for bryophyte enthusiasts and botanists alike.
• bugland.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Bugland is a Neocities site dedicated to insects and bugs, presenting a single striking image that hints at a nature-focused personal project. The minimal content suggests an early-stage site built around an enthusiasm for entomology and the tiny creatures of the natural world.
• Caissa.com [2025-04-17]
  Caissa.com — a science site at caissa.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Checklist of the Collembola of the World [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive scientific checklist of all Collembola (springtails) species in the world, searchable by taxon and linked to global distribution maps at family, genus, and species levels. The site also includes biology overviews, identification guides, collecting techniques, bibliographies, and images, making it an invaluable reference for entomologists and naturalists.
• Chess programs, 8080 emulator, and retrogaming [2025-10-15]
  Chess programs, 8080 emulator, and retrogaming — a science site at nanochess.org. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Chiron and Friends (Centaurs, Asteroids, Exoplanets) [2026-03-11]
  Chiron and Friends (Centaurs, Asteroids, Exoplanets) — a science page from zanestein.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Cincinnati Dry Dredgers [2026-07-07]
  The Cincinnati Dry Dredgers claim the title of the oldest continuously-operating fossil club in North America, bringing together amateur geologists and fossil collectors in the Cincinnati area since their founding. The site features extensive fossil identification guides for trilobites, crinoids, echinoderms, brachiopods, and more, plus field trip photos, member activities, and resources for finding Ordovician-era fossils in the region.
• Class Proposal: Leaves [2025-11-16]
  Class Proposal: Leaves — a science page from alumni.media.mit.edu. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Community [2025-09-21]
  Community — a science page from spore.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Consortium of Pacific Northwest Herbaria [2026-07-07]
  The Consortium of Pacific Northwest Herbaria is a collaborative portal uniting 60 regional herbaria across Alaska, British Columbia, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and the Yukon, offering access to over 3.6 million plant specimen records and nearly 1.8 million images. Researchers and naturalists can search the database by label data or geographic location, download datasets for offline use, and consult a fully annotated checklist of vascular plants native to the Pacific Northwest.
• Crank Dot Net [2026-03-19]
  Crank Dot Net — a science page from crank.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• cryptocoryne-lagenandra-galerie.de [2026-07-07]
  A German-language gallery dedicated to Cryptocoryne and Lagenandra aquatic plants, featuring photographs and information about these popular aquarium plant genera and their hybrids. Enthusiasts of tropical water plants will find this a specialized visual reference for identifying and appreciating these fascinating species.
• Dailymotion [2026-01-08]
  Dailymotion — a science page from dailymotion.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• dendro.cnre.vt.edu [2026-07-07]
  Virginia Tech's Dendrology and Forest Biology site is a comprehensive academic resource for tree identification, featuring factsheets, ID keys, a vTree app, and databases covering superlative and remarkable trees. Built by Dr. John Seiler, John Peterson, and collaborators, it serves as a go-to reference for students, landowners, and naturalists interested in woody plants across North America.
• Dendroica [2026-07-07]
  Dendroica is a long-running nature blog with hundreds of posts spanning years of birding, moth-watching, and wildlife observation, named after a genus of wood-warblers. The archive stretches back many years with consistent weekly updates including a recurring 'Loose Feathers' series, and the blogroll connects to a rich community of birding and entomology blogs.
• Desert Springs Action Committee home page [2026-07-07]
  The Desert Springs Action Committee (DSAC) is a volunteer group dedicated to hands-on aquatic conservation and education, focusing on desert fish habitats in Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Death Valley National Park, and Devils Hole. The site also features TKphotos digital image collections covering desert springs, aquarium fish, and regional wildlife.
• Developmental Mathematics Revival! [2025-07-14]
  Developmental Mathematics Revival! — a science site at devmathrevival.net. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Diptera.info - Web Links [2026-07-07]
  Checklists and catalogues: Diptera.info is a comprehensive portal dedicated to the insect order Diptera, covering flies, midges, and gnats with galleries, checklists, catalogues, and an active identification forum for researchers and enthusiasts worldwide. With over 5,000 members, a larva gallery, downloadable articles, and curated web links to scientific collections and catalogues, it serves as a serious reference hub for dipterists at all levels.
• DNA seen through the eyes of a coder (or, If you are a hammer, everything looks like a nail) - Bert Hubert's writings [2026-07-07]
  Bert Hubert's long-running article explains DNA biology through the lens of a computer programmer, drawing analogies between genetic code and software concepts like error correction, compression, and the halting problem. Originally written in 2001 and revised multiple times since, it became popular enough to spawn a two-hour conference presentation and an upcoming book.
• Don Hopkins' Gallery [2025-02-10]
  Don Hopkins' Gallery — a science page from art.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Doom: A Look At Depth [2025-06-25]
  Doom: A Look At Depth — a science page from shadowm00n.neocities.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Dr. Colette Dowell Circular Times Magazine [2024-11-21]
  Dr. Colette Dowell Circular Times Magazine — a science page from robertschoch.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• elasmo.com [2026-07-07]
  Elasmo.com is a detailed reference site covering the teeth of both extinct and living elasmobranchs, the group that includes sharks and rays. Fossil enthusiasts and paleontology hobbyists will find specialized information on elasmobranch dental morphology, with a focus on Neogene-era specimens from sites like Lee Creek.
• elements.wlonk.com: Descriptions, Uses and Occurrences [2025-09-03]
  elements.wlonk.com: Descriptions, Uses and Occurrences — a science page from elements.wlonk.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• EmChess [2025-02-05]
  EmChess — a science site at emchess.sourceforge.net. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Endangered Animals - Rare, Threatened and Endangered animals & mammals [2026-07-07]
  Animal Info is a comprehensive reference site dedicated to rare, threatened, and endangered mammals around the world, offering detailed species profiles covering biology, ecology, habitat, and conservation status. Visitors can browse by species group, search an alphabetical index of common and scientific names, or explore by country to discover biodiversity and population data for hundreds of at-risk animals.
• ERBzine 0735: Fighting Man of Mars C.H.A.S.E.R. [2025-04-26]
  ERBzine 0735: Fighting Man of Mars C.H.A.S.E.R. — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• ERBzine 0736: Swords of Mars C.H.A.S.E.R. [2024-10-14]
  ERBzine 0736: Swords of Mars C.H.A.S.E.R. — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• ERBzine 0831e: Russ Manning Chessmen of Mars art [2025-01-10]
  ERBzine 0831e: Russ Manning Chessmen of Mars art — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• ERBzine 1301: Intro and Contents: A Princess of Mars [2025-12-19]
  ERBzine 1301: Intro and Contents: A Princess of Mars — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• ERBzine 1968: Tarzan At Mars Core Review by Den Valdron [2026-01-06]
  ERBzine 1968: Tarzan At Mars Core Review by Den Valdron — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• ERBzine 6474: Frazetta Chess Set [2026-04-20]
  ERBzine 6474: Frazetta Chess Set — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• eternity [2025-05-27]
  eternity — a science page from mathpuzzle.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Everything About Hummingbirds--"Operation RubyThroat:The Hummingbird Project" [2026-07-07]
  Operation RubyThroat is a comprehensive hummingbird research and education project run by Bill Hilton Jr. and the Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History in South Carolina. The site covers everything from attracting hummingbirds with feeders to scientific banding studies and student citizen-science projects, making it a rich hub for both casual enthusiasts and educators.
• Excalibur LCD Chess vs. GameBoy ChessMaster [2026-06-23]
  Excalibur LCD Chess vs. GameBoy ChessMaster — a science page from kantack.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Extinctions [2026-07-07]
  A focused educational page from Weber State University exploring the history of mass extinctions, covering all five major extinction events across 600 million years of Earth's history. Complete with graphs, fossil imagery, and detailed descriptions of each extinction's causes and casualties, it makes paleontological science accessible and visually engaging.
• Financial Mathematics Website [2024-12-01]
  Financial Mathematics Website — a science site at maffia.org. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Fishes of Minnesota - menu [2026-07-07]
  Produced by the staff of the James Ford Bell Museum of Natural History at the University of Minnesota, this reference site covers the distribution and ecology of native and introduced fish species found in Minnesota. Curated by Andrew M. Simons and Jay T. Hatch, it serves as both a scientific resource and a public education tool tied to the museum's fish collection.
• fishesofaustralia.net.au [2026-07-07]
  Fishes of Australia is a comprehensive reference database hosted by Museums Victoria on behalf of the OzFishNet community, covering the diversity and biology of Australia's marine and freshwater fish species. Visitors can explore an interactive Lucid Key for identifying freshwater fishes, a picture-based Family Finder, and detailed species profiles like the rare Whiskered Prowfish.
• FossilGuy.com [2026-07-07]
  Your Guide to Fossil Hunting and Paleontology: Run by Jayson Kowinsky, FossilGuy.com is a comprehensive guide to fossil hunting and paleontology featuring field trip reports, fossil identification sheets, prehistoric animal profiles, and interviews with professional paleontologists. With content spanning from Megalodon teeth to trilobites to dinosaur news, it's a richly detailed resource for both amateur collectors and serious paleo enthusiasts.
• Freshwater and Marine Image Bank [2026-07-07]
  The Freshwater and Marine Image Bank is a University of Washington Libraries digital archive containing over 16,000 historic images of fish, shellfish, marine mammals, fisheries, and aquatic subjects drawn from publications spanning 1735 to 1924. Visitors can browse richly hand-colored illustrations and photographs organized into categories ranging from limnology and aquatic botany to polar exploration and traditional fisheries from around the globe.
• Freshwater Benthic Ecology and Aquatic Entomology Homepage [2026-07-07]
  A comprehensive scientific reference on freshwater benthic ecology and aquatic entomology, covering macroinvertebrate taxa from mayflies and dragonflies to beetles and caddisflies across dozens of detailed chapters. Produced by the Soil and Water Conservation Society of Metro Halifax, this site offers taxa tolerance values, biological monitoring protocols, and research reports focused on freshwater ecosystems in Nova Scotia and beyond.
• FrontierAstro [2026-05-05]
  FrontierAstro — a science site at frontierastro.co.uk. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• FUNCITY HEAVY INDUSTRIES [2025-03-12]
  FUNCITY HEAVY INDUSTRIES — a science site at funcity-online.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• gome [2025-07-08]
  gome — a science page from ctrl-c.club. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Gravity, black holes and space [2025-06-04]
  Gravity, black holes and space — a science page from astronuclphysics.info. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Groundhog Day, Chinese Astronomy, Halloween, May Day, and other Curiosities [2025-11-23]
  Groundhog Day, Chinese Astronomy, Halloween, May Day, and other Curiosities — a science page from friesian.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Herb's Astronomy Stuff [2025-08-07]
  Herb's Astronomy Stuff — a science page from retrotechnology.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Holocryptic [2025-01-04]
  Holocryptic — a science site at holocryptic.xyz. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Home [2026-04-16]
  Home — a science site at pmdo.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Home [2025-05-25]
  Home — a science page from plainenglish.info. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Home [2024-09-24]
  Home — a science site at theweekinchess.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Home - Western Soundscape Archive [2026-07-07]
  Housed at the University of Utah's J. Willard Marriott Library, the Western Soundscape Archive offers thousands of audio recordings of animal species and ambient environments across eleven western U.S. states and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Visitors can search or browse recordings of over 570 bird species, frogs, toads, reptiles, mammals, and wild landscape soundscapes contributed by volunteers, government agencies, and conservation groups.
• Home page, Fire Effects Information System [2026-07-07]
  The Fire Effects Information System (FEIS) is a U.S. Forest Service database providing detailed scientific syntheses on fire ecology, fire regimes, and the effects of fire on plant and animal species across the United States. Visitors can explore species profiles, vegetation crosswalks, tree distribution maps, and research publications covering ecosystems from ponderosa pine forests to Sonoran desert scrub communities.
• https: [2026-01-13]
  https: — a science page from juliansimon.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• https: [2025-10-10]
  https: — a science page from qsl.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• HWS Department of Mathematics and Computer Science [2025-04-07]
  HWS Department of Mathematics and Computer Science — a science site at math.hws.edu. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Illinois Wildflowers [2026-07-07]
  Created by Dr. John Hilty, Illinois Wildflowers is a comprehensive botanical reference covering prairie, woodland, wetland, savanna, and weedy wildflowers native to Illinois, complete with plant-feeding and flower-visiting insect databases. The site's depth is remarkable, extending beyond flora to include vertebrate animal interactions, botanical and ecological terminology, and detailed photo documentation built over nearly two decades.
• in Bb 2.0 [2026-06-04]
  in Bb 2.0 — a science site at inbflat.net. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• ITIS.gov | Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) [2026-07-07]
  ITIS is the official Integrated Taxonomic Information System, a partnership between U.S. federal agencies and global specialists providing authoritative scientific names and taxonomic classifications for plants, animals, fungi, and microbes worldwide. Researchers and biodiversity professionals can search by common name, scientific name, or TSN identifier, access hierarchical taxonomic reports, and download the full database for integration into their own projects.
• Kaskakokos [2026-07-07]
  Kaskakokos is a Spanish-language personal site from Cantabria featuring a section dedicated to local plant life, alongside writings and projects by the creator. The 'Plantas de Cantabria' section suggests a focus on regional flora, making it a charming mix of nature documentation and personal creative output.
• Kentucky Paleontological Society [2026-07-07]
  The Kentucky Paleontological Society maintains this hub for fossil enthusiasts in the Bluegrass State, featuring field trip reports, taxonomic fossil photo galleries, and an impressive library of digitized historical geology texts dating back to the 1860s. From Ordovician trilobites to tetrapod trackways, the site covers Kentucky's rich fossil record with resources for both amateur collectors and researchers.
• Laboratory of algebraic geometry and its applications [2025-09-26]
  Laboratory of algebraic geometry and its applications — a science site at bogomolov-lab.ru. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Landon Curt Noll's Astronomy pages [2025-03-16]
  Landon Curt Noll's Astronomy pages — a science page from isthe.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Lepidoptera Images [2026-07-07]
  A beautifully curated image gallery of Lepidoptera species spanning seven families, including Papilionidae, Nymphalidae, Sphingidae, and more, with detailed scientific notes on each specimen's location, photographer, and natural history. Each thumbnail links to a larger image accompanied by rich descriptions of habitat, range, behavior, and larval food plants, making it a valuable reference for entomology and butterfly enthusiasts.
• Lewis' Physics Notes [2026-05-21]
  Lewis' Physics Notes — a science site at lewisphysics.neocities.org. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Log [2026-03-12]
  Log — a science page from davidchess.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Lotus Artificial Life - The Singularity is Nonsense [2026-07-07]
  Tim Tyler's essay from the Lotus Artificial Life site takes a critical look at the concept of the 'technological singularity,' arguing that exponential growth curves have no truly singular points and that futurists like Vinge and Kurzweil misuse the term. The piece is a thoughtful, technically grounded rebuttal complete with references to Kurzweil's graphs, Wikipedia, and related essays by other thinkers.
• Lou Coatney's Military and Naval Historical Chess Games [2025-12-07]
  Lou Coatney's Military and Naval Historical Chess Games — a science site at coatneyhistory.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Lundy Bird Observatory Sightings Archive [2026-07-07]
  The Lundy Bird Observatory Sightings Archive is a long-running blog documenting bird and wildlife observations from Lundy Island, now preserved as a historical archive after migrating to a new site in late 2023. Years of detailed sighting reports, species updates, and passage records make it a rich resource for birdwatchers and naturalists interested in this unique Atlantic island.
• Mammal Species of the World [2026-07-07]
  Hosted at Bucknell University, this online database presents the complete third edition of 'Mammal Species of the World' (MSW3), edited by Don E. Wilson and DeeAnn M. Reeder, covering taxonomic and geographic reference data for all recognized mammal species. Researchers and enthusiasts can browse the full hierarchy from Order down to Subspecies, search by scientific or common name, and even export the entire taxonomy as a CSV file.
• Mars Unsung [2024-08-23]
  Mars Unsung — a science site at marsunsung.net. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Mass Extinction Underway | Biodiversity Crisis | Global Species Loss [2026-07-07]
  Created by David Ulansey, this long-running reference site compiles hundreds of links to authoritative scientific reports documenting the ongoing sixth mass extinction and global biodiversity crisis. Active since 1998 and last updated in 2021, it covers species loss across vertebrates, insects, plants, and freshwater animals, drawing on sources like the IUCN, UN, WWF, and major scientific journals.
• Master Universe Almanac [2025-05-30]
  Master Universe Almanac — a science site at masteruniverse.org. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Mathematics and Computing [2025-07-16]
  Mathematics and Computing — a science site at euclideanspace.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Mathematics Education: Facts versus Sensationalism [2025-04-26]
  Mathematics Education: Facts versus Sensationalism — a science page from mathguide.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Mathematics for 3D Game Programming and Computer Graphics [2025-08-07]
  Mathematics for 3D Game Programming and Computer Graphics — a science site at mathfor3dgameprogramming.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Mathematics Lab [2026-01-08]
  Mathematics Lab — a science page from math.colgate.edu. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Mazon Creek [2026-07-07]
  A firsthand account of fossil hunting at the Mazon Creek site in Illinois, one of the world's most celebrated locations for soft-body fauna preservation found inside concretions. The author shares photos, practical tips on finding nodules, and personal observations from multiple visits to this unique strip-mine-turned-wildlife-preserve.
• MushroomExpert.Com [2026-07-07]
  MushroomExpert.Com, maintained by Michael Kuo, is a comprehensive reference covering over 1,300 mushroom species with detailed entries, identification keys, and photographs for each genus and species. It stands out as one of the most thorough free mycology databases on the web, covering everything from common yard fungi to rare and obscure species across North America.
• NASA [2025-08-19]
  NASA — a science page from nasa.gov. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Nature Camp @ Melonland [2026-07-07]
  Nature Camp is a collaborative MelonLand Guild bringing together nature enthusiasts who share a love of bugs, plants, mushrooms, rocks, and wildlife photography. The site features a member directory, forum discussion links, and curated nature resources like iNaturalist and BugGuide, all built and maintained collectively by its growing community.
• News: John Carter of Mars Movie Project [2025-01-23]
  News: John Carter of Mars Movie Project — a science page from johncarterofmars.ca. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• NexStar Resource Site [2024-10-09]
  NexStar Resource Site — a science site at nexstarsite.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Nikon [2025-10-28]
  Nikon — a science page from nikon.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Non-Stop Birding [2026-07-07]
  Peter Alfrey's birding notebook chronicles his passionate pursuit of birds across the UK and beyond, with detailed field accounts of species sightings, migration events, and twitches at sites like Beddington Farmlands and the Azores. The blog spans years of dated posts and connects to related projects including an eBird profile, a Black Sea observatory project, and pelagic birding trips.
• Northern California Regional Chapter of SETAC [2026-07-07]
  The Northern California Regional Chapter of SETAC serves students and professionals in environmental toxicology and chemistry, offering local networking, scholarships, and annual meeting opportunities. The site archives newsletters dating back to 2008 and provides information on board members, sustaining memberships, and a student-mentor lunch program.
• Oliver Beckstein [2026-07-07]
  Oliver Beckstein's academic homepage showcases his computational biochemistry research at the intersection of physics and biology, covering topics like ion channel gating, membrane transport proteins, and molecular simulations. Hosted at the University of Oxford's Structural Bioinformatics and Computational Biochemistry Unit, the site links to publications, software, and his lab at Arizona State University's Center for Biological Physics.
• Online Alarm Clock [2026-06-29]
  Online Alarm Clock — a science site at kukuklok.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Origami Mathematics Page [2025-03-11]
  Origami Mathematics Page — a science page from origametry.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Palaeos: Time: Geological Timescale [2025-09-23]
  Palaeos: Time: Geological Timescale — a science page from palaeos.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Pembrokeshire Birds [2026-07-07]
  Pembrokeshire Birds is a long-running blog dedicated to birdwatching observations across Pembrokeshire, Wales, covering sightings from notable sites like Skokholm Island and Teifi Marshes. With records dating back to 2008, annual reports, species lists, and detailed field notes, it serves as a rich regional ornithological resource for birders interested in Welsh wildlife.
• PFAF [2026-07-07]
  Plants For A Future (PFAF) is a searchable database of over 8,000 plants catalogued by their edible, medicinal, and other practical uses, making it an essential reference for permaculture enthusiasts and herbalists alike. The site covers topics ranging from food forests and carbon farming to rare and unusual perennial plants, with browsable indexes and habitat guides built up over decades by a UK-registered charity.
• PHYS771 Lecture 10: Quantum Computing [2025-04-27]
  PHYS771 Lecture 10: Quantum Computing — a science page from scottaaronson.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Please, Rational? [2024-11-09]
  Please, Rational? — a science page from flickr.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Pokemon : Never Ending Story [2025-11-02]
  Pokemon: Never Ending Story — a science page from platypuscomix.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Pole Shift [2025-02-18]
  Pole Shift — a science page from greatdreams.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Quantum Physics Discussion Forum [2026-05-24]
  Quantum Physics Discussion Forum — a science page from physicsmyths.org.uk. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Quantum Science [2024-08-18]
  Quantum Science — a science page from heartcom.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research [2026-07-07]
  The archived web presence of the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research (RMBR) at the National University of Singapore, now preserved after the museum was renamed and relocated as the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum in 2014. Visitors can explore decades of biodiversity research, newsletters, symposium records, and an extensive 19th-century fauna of Singapore catalog with over 1,700 taxonomic entries.
• Ranking Explanations of the Fermi Paradox [2024-11-23]
  Ranking Explanations of the Fermi Paradox — a science page from reducing-suffering.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 10 [2026-01-17]
  rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 10 — a science page from ninfinger.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 11 [2025-07-07]
  rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 11 — a science page from ninfinger.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 8 [2024-11-21]
  rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 8 — a science page from ninfinger.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 9 [2026-04-16]
  rec.models.rockets FAQ Part 9 — a science page from ninfinger.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• rec.models.rockets FAQ Table of Contents [2025-08-21]
  rec.models.rockets FAQ Table of Contents — a science page from ninfinger.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Research Papers and Surveys [2024-10-14]
  Research Papers and Surveys — a science page from scottaaronson.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Resume for Donald Edward Hopkins [2025-10-14]
  Resume for Donald Edward Hopkins — a science page from donhopkins.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Review of Sex and Rockets [2026-05-11]
  Review of Sex and Rockets — a science page from chris-winter.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• ROBOTICS AND SPACE EXPLORATION OFFICIAL HOMEPAGE [2024-09-01]
  ROBOTICS AND SPACE EXPLORATION OFFICIAL HOMEPAGE — a science site at roboticspacexploration.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Rockets [2025-11-16]
  Rockets — a science page from krazerlasers.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Rubik cube solved in 20 movements or less [2025-02-02]
  Rubik cube solved in 20 movements or less — a science page from fixr.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Sailor Mars' Moon Kingdom [2026-05-10]
  Sailor Mars' Moon Kingdom — a science page from webarchive.me. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Salmon in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska Collection, 1890-1961 [2026-07-07]
  Curated by the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections Division, this digital archive spans 1890 to 1961 and brings together photographs, documents, and original materials tracing the history of salmon fishing and the roots of the Pacific Northwest salmon crisis. Visitors can browse topics ranging from Native American fishing practices and salmon canneries to hatcheries and the Columbia River salmon industry.
• science-workshop.com [2026-07-07]
  Science Workshop appears to be a science-oriented site, though its content is extremely minimal with only a single image visible at crawl time. The domain name suggests a focus on science education or hands-on scientific topics, but without further content the site's exact subject remains uncertain.
• Scott Aaronson [2025-04-19]
  Scott Aaronson — a science site at scottaaronson.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Sephonicus' Site - Front Page [2026-07-07]
  Sephonicus has built a personal homepage dominated by science-themed imagery, with repeated 'SCIENCE!!!' alt texts suggesting an enthusiastic celebration of scientific topics. The site is sparse in text but leans heavily into a science identity through its visuals and branding.
• Sheryl's Space & Science Links Site [2025-12-27]
  Sheryl's Space & Science Links Site — a science page from sherylfranklin.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Space Nerds In Space [2024-08-21]
  Space Nerds In Space — a science page from smcameron.github.io. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Spider Collector's Journal [2026-07-07]
  Home: Rod Crawford's Spider Collector's Journal chronicles decades of arachnid collecting expeditions from 1986 through the present, including trips to the Russian Kuril Islands and Sakhalin Island. The site features year-by-year narrative accounts, photo albums, and detailed documentation of tools and techniques used in scientific spider collection.
• SPLENDORS OF THE RAIN FOREST [2026-07-07]
  Stern's Splendors of the Rain Forest is a richly illustrated site dedicated to tropical plants, focusing on orchids, bromeliads, tillandsias, cacti, and succulents native to the Americas. Featuring exotic photo galleries, cultural guides, and links to major plant societies worldwide, it serves as an enthusiast's showcase for rain forest horticulture.
• Spreading The Good News of the Mashiach Yahushua, the Son of YHWH [2025-02-21]
  Spreading The Good News of the Mashiach Yahushua, the Son of YHWH — a science site at wylh.org. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• STEPHEN HAWKING: Black Holes, Enlightenment, and Zen [2025-03-18]
  STEPHEN HAWKING: Black Holes, Enlightenment, and Zen — a science page from the-wanderling.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• TalkOrigins Archive [2026-07-07]
  Exploring the Creation/Evolution Controversy: The TalkOrigins Archive is a comprehensive collection of articles, essays, and FAQs dedicated to presenting mainstream scientific responses to creationism, intelligent design, and evolution denial. Drawing from the long-running talk.origins Usenet newsgroup, it covers topics ranging from evolutionary biology and geology to abiogenesis, cosmology, and the age of the Earth.
• Terrible Lizard [2026-07-07]
  Built by a librarian and PhD student researching the cultural history of dinosaurs in children's media, Terrible Lizard blends academic bibliography, subject guides, and curated open-access resources in the spirit of old-school faculty homepages. Visitors will find ecohorror reading lists, dinosaur-related databases, language resources, and topic shrines organized with a librarian's careful hand.
• The birds [2026-07-07]
  Oiseaux.net is a comprehensive ornithological portal covering more than 10,000 bird species worldwide, complete with species sheets, photos, drawings, birdsongs, and thematic files for all skill levels. The site also features identification tools powered by artificial intelligence, birdsong quizzes, games, a forum, and curated news from the ornithological world.
• The Cichlid Fishes of Lake Malawi, Africa [2026-07-07]
  Created by ichthyologist M.K. Oliver, this comprehensive reference site documents every cichlid fish species found in Lake Malawi, Africa, with scientifically accurate descriptions, photographs, and taxonomic data going back to 1997. Visitors can browse species alphabetically, by color pattern, or through picture galleries, and also find FAQs, a quiz, trophic adaptation guides, a bibliography, and maps covering this remarkable rift lake ecosystem.
• The Freiday Bird Blog [2026-07-07]
  Don Freiday's nature blog blends wildlife photography, birding observations, and philosophical reflections from the Pine Barrens of New Jersey and beyond. With over 3,000 posts and a career spanning competitive birding events across Texas, Israel, and the U.S., Freiday brings genuine expertise and a naturalist's eye to every entry.
• The illustrated guide to a Ph.D. [2024-09-21]
  The illustrated guide to a Ph.D. — a science page from matt.might.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The Insidious Bogleech [2026-04-18]
  Bogleech is Jonathan Wojcik's long-running labor of love covering creature design reviews, bizarre biology, weird fiction, and year-round Halloween horror since 2001. Visitors will find deep-dive reviews of Pokemon and Digimon monsters, original tabletop RPG content including the Mortasheen bestiary, Halloween finds, and a sprawling archive of creature-focused writing spanning decades.
• The Oldest Living Things in the World [2026-07-07]
  Rachel Sussman's project documenting the oldest living organisms on Earth, from ancient chestnut trees to Siberian actinobacteria, combines scientific curiosity with fine art photography. Each post chronicles her travels to find and photograph these extraordinary subjects, paired with reflections on deep time, survival, and the nature of life itself.
• The Origins of Chess: Reassessing the Iranian and Indian Hypotheses [2024-11-07]
  The Origins of Chess: Reassessing the Iranian and Indian Hypotheses — a science page from cais-soas.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The Parable of Alien Chess [2025-07-01]
  The Parable of Alien Chess — a science page from lukesmith.xyz. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The Project Gutenberg eBook of The School Book of Forestry, by Charles Lathrop Pack [2026-07-07]
  A digitized 1922 educational text by Charles Lathrop Pack, President of the American Tree Association, covering all aspects of forestry from how trees grow to national forest policy and the dangers of fire and disease. Hosted on Project Gutenberg, this freely available ebook spans 18 chapters and includes period photographs of forests, rangers, and fire damage, making it a fascinating historical resource on early American conservation thought.
• The Qur'an and the Oily Red Rose Nebula [2024-08-10]
  The Qur'an and the Oily Red Rose Nebula — a science page from answering-islam.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The Rainforest Medicinal Plants By Common Name in the Tropical Plant Database [2026-07-07]
  Created by Leslie Taylor, this extensive tropical plant database catalogs hundreds of Amazonian medicinal plants by common name, botanical name, ethnic uses, and healing properties. A leader in rainforest plant research since 1995, the site offers deep reference content including preparation methods, disease applications, and articles distinguishing herbs from drugs.
• THE REPTILE DATABASE [2026-07-07]
  The Reptile Database, maintained by Peter Uetz and Jiří Hošek since 1995, is a comprehensive scientific reference cataloging all known reptile species including lizards, snakes, turtles, crocodiles, tuataras, and amphisbaenians. With advanced search tools, downloadable data, and regularly updated species counts backed by a team of volunteer editors, it serves as a definitive taxonomic resource for herpetologists and enthusiasts alike.
• The role of gravity in the formation and evolution of stars [2024-10-06]
  The role of gravity in the formation and evolution of stars — a science page from astronuclphysics.info. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The Scale of the Universe [2025-04-23]
  The Scale of the Universe — a science page from newgrounds.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• The Shrew (ist's) Site [2026-07-07]
  Created by Werner Haberl, this scholarly hub is dedicated entirely to the biology of shrews (Soricidae), featuring a bibliography, photo gallery, newsletter, congress announcements, and a forum for zoologists worldwide. Awarded 'Coolest Science Site' in 1996 and mentioned in BBC Wildlife Magazine and Encyclopedia Britannica Online, it remains a remarkably deep and specialized resource for both researchers and curious naturalists.
• The Tarrasch Chess GUI [2024-10-31]
  The Tarrasch Chess GUI — a science site at triplehappy.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• The Virtual Cell [2026-07-07]
  The Virtual Cell is an interactive educational tour of a biological cell, using extensive imagery to guide visitors through cellular structures and components. The included pronunciation guide and visual-heavy layout suggest this is a reference resource designed to help students and curious learners explore cell biology in an engaging, self-guided format.
• Theory of Mind [2026-07-07]
  A scholarly resource from UCLA's CogWeb project exploring Theory of Mind (ToMM), the cognitive mechanisms humans use to attribute mental states like beliefs, desires, and intentions to others. Written by Francis F. Steen in 1997, it covers the groundbreaking work of Alan Leslie and Simon Baron-Cohen on autism, child development, and the evolutionary origins of mind-reading abilities.
• Todo lo que quisiste hacer con un pdf pero no supiste cómo [2024-08-30]
  Todo lo que quisiste hacer con un pdf pero no supiste cómo — a science page from blogoff.es. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Together We Can [2025-03-05]
  Together We Can — a science page from briankoberlein.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Universe Today [2026-05-07]
  Universe Today — a science site at universetoday.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• V2ROCKET.COM [2025-02-04]
  V2ROCKET.COM — a science page from v2rocket.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Warlord of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs [2024-10-21]
  Warlord of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs — a science page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• WELCOME TO [2025-07-10]
  WELCOME TO — a science site at hiddenmeanings.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Western Wildlife [2026-07-07]
  Western Wildlife is the open-access, peer-reviewed journal of the Western Section of The Wildlife Society, publishing original research on ecology, natural history, management, and conservation biology of animals. Formerly known as Transactions of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society, the journal accepts manuscript submissions and makes accepted papers available online.
• wharfe - Conserv@tion [2026-07-07]
  Headlines: Wharfe Conserv@tion is a monthly review of wildlife conservation news in Britain, covering topics from GM crops and endangered butterflies to otters, wildflowers, and Scottish ecosystems. The site features a science section, conservation headlines organized across multiple pages, book reviews, and links to wildlife resources, making it a rich hub for UK nature enthusiasts.
• When the west started losing wars « Isegoria [2026-02-11]
  When the west started losing wars « Isegoria — a science page from isegoria.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Wild Harvests [2026-07-07]
  Wild Harvests is T. Abe Lloyd's foraging blog focused on wild food experiments and plant identification in the Pacific Northwest, particularly Northwest Washington and Southern Vancouver Island. Posts cover edible plants like bulrush and beach pea, wetland ecology field courses, and hands-on accounts from decades of regional botanical study.
• Wildflowers and Weeds [2026-07-07]
  Identify plants, flowers, and weeds with Botany in a Day!: Thomas J. Elpel's plant identification hub teaches visitors to recognize wildflowers, weeds, and edible plants by learning the patterns of plant families rather than memorizing individual species. The site complements his book 'Botany in a Day' and includes slideshows, weed ecology, foraging guides, mushroom information, and online classes.
• Wired Science . Video: Dr. Schrempps Chem Lab [2025-05-18]
  Wired Science. Video: Dr. Schrempps Chem Lab — a science page from pbs.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• WSM: One Substance (Space) & One Law explains causal connection, Metaphysics: deduces Quantum Physics, Einstein Rela [2025-11-10]
  WSM: One Substance (Space) & One Law explains causal connection, Metaphysics: deduces Quantum Physics, Einstein Rela — a science site at spaceandmotion.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• www.seabean.com - What's A Sea-Bean? [2026-07-07]
  Seabean.com is a dedicated reference site exploring the fascinating world of sea-beans and drift seeds, those tropical seeds and fruits that travel ocean currents for thousands of miles before washing ashore. Visitors can learn how sea-beans float, where they originate, and how to identify specific species like Tropical Almond and Hog Plum.
• Xena Warrior Princess [2026-06-07]
  Xena Warrior Princess — a science page from vidiot.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• xeno-canto [2026-07-07]
  Sharing wildlife sounds from around the world: Xeno-canto is a massive community-driven database of wildlife sound recordings from around the world, covering birds, frogs, mammals, bats, and more, browsable by region or taxonomy. Launched in 2005, it serves researchers, birders, and curious listeners alike with tens of thousands of freely downloadable recordings backed by an open API and active community forum.
• Μηχανή αναζήτησης ελληνικών ψηφιακών βιβλιοθηκών [2024-09-25]
  Μηχανή αναζήτησης ελληνικών ψηφιακών βιβλιοθηκών — a science site at openarchives.gr. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.