... Moose — an Algonquin word that means “twig eater” — injure more people than any other wild animal in the Americas....
I did not know that. I would have guessed deer through MVCs.
I once had a mama moose encounter while hiking by myself in Isle Royale National Park. She was feeding in a lake down the trail from me as I walked up. She stared me down and backed me up the trail about a quarter mile.
I finally left the trail and hid behind a tree and she passed me by. She won.
I was not feeling any love from her.
Eamus Catuli~AC 000000000101010202020303010304 020405....Ahhhh, forget it, it's gonna be a while.
I once had a mama moose encounter while hiking by myself in Isle Royale National Park. She was feeding in a lake down the trail from me as I walked up. She stared me down and backed me up the trail about a quarter mile.
I finally left the trail and hid behind a tree and she passed me by. She won.
I was not feeling any love from her.
Friend and I woke up to snuffling and heavy footsteps just outside our tent in the Yellowstone backcountry. Finally got up the nerve to unzip and look - mama moose and calf grazing. First reaction was relief that it wasn't a griz, then realized that it was potentially just as dangerous. Spooked mama could have done a tap dance all over us. We lay there very very quietly until they left.
I once had a mama moose encounter while hiking by myself in Isle Royale National Park. She was feeding in a lake down the trail from me as I walked up. She stared me down and backed me up the trail about a quarter mile.
I finally left the trail and hid behind a tree and she passed me by. She won.
I was not feeling any love from her.
Friend and I woke up to snuffling and heavy footsteps just outside our tent in the Yellowstone backcountry. Finally got up the nerve to unzip and look - mama moose and calf grazing. First reaction was relief that it wasn't a griz, then realized that it was potentially just as dangerous. Spooked mama could have done a tap dance all over us. We lay there very very quietly until they left.
Africa has lost about 90% of its vultures over the past 50 years. It’s a rapidly growing crisis, and the decline is not down to natural causes.
Most of these birds are being poisoned, often unintentionally, by humans. We know the impact that mass vulture death can have on humans, because India suffered the same fate just 20 years ago. Neelam Tailor looks into how humans are accidentally killing millions of vultures, and the deadly impact it has had on people.
A clown with a flamethrower still has a flamethrower.
-- Charlie Sykes on MSNBC
1312. ETTD.
Can you imagine? I would move away from the Southeast.
That, or stay out of canals.
That was a huge gator - way bigger than most in public-ish places. And they rarely attack adults and practically never on land. Gators like to grab their lunch and roll it around under water until it drowns then eat it in peace (piece?) But hey - nothing about Florida is "like it used to be" so maybe they're getting aggressive and vicious.
Scientists are saying that groundhogs will be the next to flip. Ut-oh, Whack9. Better invite billy.pilgrim up before it's too late.
His story has proximity gaps. He sees an otter, walks away and the otter jumps him. Come on, where's the chase, the Battle at the Gate?
Besides the fact that there are no real Florida Mens living in West Palm, the only Scagliones in North America are New Yorkers (even the ones from Jersey) who are known to believe that all small furry creatures need to be petted and buffaloes too
Trump: “We had the safest border in the history of our country - or at least recorded history. I guess maybe a thousand years ago it was even better.”
His story has proximity gaps. He sees an otter, walks away and the otter jumps him. Come on, where's the chase, the Battle at the Gate?
Besides the fact that there are no real Florida Mens living in West Palm, the only Scagliones in North America are New Yorkers (even the ones from Jersey) who are known to believe that all small furry creatures need to be petted and buffaloes too
Rabid otters prefer furriners and carpetbaggers?
Same as groundhogs, just different preferred habitat:
Might be Otis' last opportunity to win Fat Bear Week, but that will be postponed or cancelled by Spineless SINO McCarthy and the unpatriotic House GQP extremists:
Might be Otis' last opportunity to win Fat Bear Week, but that will be postponed or cancelled by Spineless SINO McCarthy and the unpatriotic House GQP extremists:
