On his adventurous journey, Harvey Mangrove, a biologist from University of California, set off to South Africa in search of plants and vegetation that were thought to be extinct, but now appeared to have resurrected.<\/p>\n
Little did he know that his journey would make him into a household name, catapulting him into rock star status in every scientific journal and landing him on every talk show from morning to midnight. But a small patch of a red fern cropped up in Nelsen Mandela Bay and he wanted to be part of conserving the once-lost plant, in hopes of guaranteeing its existence once again on this earth.<\/p>\n
He had already travelled to Australia for another discovery and another in New York, causing his peers to deem him the Lazarus finder and keeper of once lost species. The thrill of the corn buttercups\u2019 reappearance in Shropshire, England\u2019s lush countryside, where it was last seen 20 (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" On his adventurous journey, Harvey Mangrove, a biologist from University of California, set off to South Africa in search of plants and vegetation that were thought to be extinct, but now appeared to have resurrected. Little did he know that…<\/span><\/p>\n