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Category Archives: Animals
Study Shows Guide Dogs More Arrogant Than Pet Dogs Because They ‘Have a Real Job Unlike Lazy Sparky Over There’
Thanks to Larry S. Ed note: With apologies to pet dogs. Very sorry if this article ruffles some fur 😊. If you’ve noticed guide dogs walking with their chests poofed out a tad more than other dogs and their noses … Continue reading
First wild bison born in UK for millennia after surprise pregnancy
A pioneering rewilding project has had an early surprise: a bouncing baby bison. It is the first wild bison to be born in the UK for thousands of years. Three bison were released in Kent in July but, unknown to the rangers, … Continue reading
Wild bison return to UK for first time in thousands of years
Thanks to Pam P. The gentle giants released in Kent should transform a commercial pine forest into a vibrant natural woodland Early on Monday morning, three gentle giants wandered out of a corral in the Kent countryside to become the … Continue reading
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The Skyline Dog Chorale presenting “Singing With The Sirens”
Thanks to Donna McK. Was it the sirens or were they told their COVID test was positive?
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Does your pet need a shrink?
Thanks to Bob P. Lawyer is happier and better paid after quitting her job to become a pet psychic BY DEBRA CASSENS WEISS from a report in the ABA Journal Nikki Vasconez offers psychic readings, as well as training for people … Continue reading
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Watch the Ukrainian President Award Medal to Patron, the Hero Terrier Who Sniffs Out Hundreds of Explosives
Thanks to Pam P. Along with finding land mines, Patron the Russell terrier also educates children and serves as a symbol of Ukraine’s fortitude against Russia. Click here for the article.
Monkeying around can be heart warming
Thanks to Rosemary W.
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A couple of unwanted visitors
Thanks to Sybil-Ann
What Wyoming has done to improve the migration pathways
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Antelope crossing in Wyoming
Thanks to Mary Jane F.
Who stops to smell the flowers (except Skyliners)
Thanks to Sybil Ann (make sure to scroll down!)
Birds Aren’t Real
Ed. Note: The Gen Z’ers have gathered around a crazy fake conspiracy theory. They needed to laugh and poke fun at all the “real” conspiracy theories out there. I listened to the NYT Podcast “Today” and found it remarkable that … Continue reading
The dystopian world of pictures on the internet
Thanks to Sybil-Ann
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May you find happiness throughout this year
Thanks to Sybil-Ann
Life is to be enjoyed – say the dogs
Thanks to Sybil-Ann
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In Otter news
A zookeeper gave this baby otter a sock to keep warm. She later turned it into a onesie with holes for the hands, feet, and tail!