Staffers make decorations out of droppings from the zoo's two reindeer, Ealu and Rika.
- AP/azcentral (link here)
Waste no resource.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Beware elk droppings
Elk droppings in the Evergreen area contain the same strain of E. coli bacteria that sickened eight children in three mountain counties, state health officials reported today.
- Denver Post (link here)
I try to avoid eating elk droppings at all times.
- Denver Post (link here)
I try to avoid eating elk droppings at all times.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
The toughest mile
Authorities in Arizona say a jogger attacked by a rabid fox ran a mile with the animal’s jaws clamped on her arm and then drove herself to a hospital.
- AP/ajc (link here)
I am not sure that I could do that.
- AP/ajc (link here)
I am not sure that I could do that.
Lead in the food chain
North Dakotans who ate wild game killed with lead bullets appeared to have higher lead levels than those who ate little or no wild game, according to a study released Wednesday by the North Dakota Department of Health.
- Duluth News Tribune (link here)
Reminds me of the good old days of my youth when I picked lead fine shot out of my teeth while eating small game killed with shotguns.
- Duluth News Tribune (link here)
Reminds me of the good old days of my youth when I picked lead fine shot out of my teeth while eating small game killed with shotguns.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Orcas and salmon
But Ms. Morton and researchers like Martin Krkosek of the University of Alberta and John Volpe of the University of Victoria predict that some local salmon runs will disappear unless the farms are altered or removed. And because salmon loom large in the diets of orcas, bears, eagles and other animals, their disappearance would unravel the region’s web of life.
- NY Times (link here)
Interesting article on orcas and salmon.
- NY Times (link here)
Interesting article on orcas and salmon.
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