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Hi Jen & All, Feb 3, 2008
The warming effect would I suspect be due to the decrease in outward
radiating and exposed surface area. As in holding a cupped hand over a
cold ear.
Alternatively, I wonder how many wooly bears it would take to heat a
3-bedroom house and how would one turn the thermostat down ?
Yt, DW, Kentville
jen cooper wrote:
> hello,
>
> have i made a big mistake!!?? i found a little wooly bear caterpillar
> today on a big sheet of ice and didnt have the heart to leave him.
> interestingly i put him in my cotton gloved hand and covered him over
> with my other and not a minute went by and both of my hands were
> really really warm. the heat coming off of him!! he came for my walk
> with me and he is now in one of my plants in my sunroom. i dont mind
> providing room and board until spring if hes a modest nibbler. please
> tell me if hes a modest nibbler.
>
> thanks
> jen cooper
>
> ps. sometimes when crows say 'hello' it makes me feel like cattle must
> feel when kids hang out the car window and 'moooo' at them
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