The island of Puerto Rico, where Sierra-Sastre grew up, offers ample access to green mountains, pristine beaches, "and a clear night sky that lured me to learn all things about the universe" as a child, she says.
Looked at in a certain light, the 2,200 fish, amphibians and reptiles in the dazzling new aquarium and science center in Burlington, Vt., are simply bait, used to lure visitors in to learn about the ecology and history of the Lake Champlain Basin.
BENEDICT ARNOLD was America's most famous traitor, but some in Connecticut hope that he can serve his country, or at least his state, by luring tourists here to learn about his story.
The graveyard, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, has become a focal point for Mr. Hatfield, 63, a Virginia businessman seeking to restore and preserve the cemetery in hopes of luring tourists eager to learn about the Hatfield-McCoy feud.
Jonathan Cainer in the Mirror (with whom Gorman has become obsessed) seems fixated on luring you to premium-rate phone lines to learn "more".
Jaen said that he would not be surprised to learn that Bosch had embellished his patient notes to lure an investor to his clinic.
In a speech on Monday, David Cameron said that more Muslim women needed to learn to speak English to avoid them being lured into extremism.
But he found that he wasn't entirely immune to a financial lure after learning that old friends at the California Institute of Technology had struck gold with some of their ideas.
Use a lure to attract the ants.
Falconry courses range from taster days to week-long intensive courses; they will enable you to watch these birds of prey as they feed, learn to lure them to land on your special glove, and study many rare species right up close - from the peregrine falcon (reputedly the world's fastest bird) to the awe-inspiring golden eagle, with many an owl and hawk in between.
