Most people who have watered flowers with a 2-year-old know what comes next: the flower bed is quickly flooded.
Their journey began in 2016 when Sullivan-Beckers, a professor at Murray State University in Kentucky, had the summer off and decided to garden with Sylvie. Over the next few days, Sullivan-Beckers completely excavated the entire flower bed, took pictures, collected species. Then over the next two months, she went back to the flower bed twice per day to excavate the top layer of soil, all with Sylvie by her side.
"I screamed and called my mom and dad," Beckers said of her reaction."It was kind of 'hold your breath' for a long time so it was a big relief."
How exciting. Millions of bugs and they happen upon a new one.
Did I miss a picture of the bug?
Oh thank God. An inspiring, happy, uplifting story.
This is lovely
Lots of commas in this one sentence tweet.
It is beautiful photo mom and daughter
I was bracing myself for someone's death when I first saw this, so glad it was just about a new insect...
Just skimmed the article. Plenty of pictures of her and her daughter, but not a single picture of the new bug....
Good for you Sylvia and Mom Biologists Dr Beckers
Fake news
Love it!!!!!! Education begins and ends at home.
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