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Levelskid
I did not know that lions can hunt during storms. You'd think they would stay under shelter.
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In tropical regions rain only happens during the hottest time of the year, and the rain isn't cold. Don't get me wrong, it will drain some of your body heat, but it's not like getting rained on in a colder climate. In fact people enjoy the rains to cool them down when they get caught in them instead of racing under cover.
FayetheADHDsquirrel
FayetheADHDsquirrel
As someone who LOVES to get out in inclement weather, I have no room to talk.🥴😅
Judge
Judge
A downside to being an apex predator. Not instinctively knowing when to back off.

Whether it involves the weather or other species such as a Black Mamba poisonous snake. Not a common happening in nature, but the possibility of death exists for them.
tamalito
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Mmmm....

Burgers!

:)
oregano
oregano
There are lots of cows where I live, but they are not mine. Under traditional common law in the American Far West there is something called "grazing rights". Basically it means a rancher can graze his cows legally on what is legally other people's property.
oregano
oregano
In the 60s corrupt local officials in the southwest US took bribes in exchange for the drawing and sale of "phantom subdivisions" that mostly existed as drawings in the county recorder's office, then sold grazing rights to the areas separately. Over time a few people homesteaded in the areas and local officials turned a blind eye as long as nobody whined about the cows.
Metalhead
It is like the Fourth of July outside right now and I am in sensory hell.
Judge
Judge
Reminded me what a good investment my ear protectors with a -34 db noise reduction rating have been over the years. Most often used for the landscapers with their leaf blowers. ;)
TBRS1
TBRS1
Be glad you're not a dog. At least you understand what's going on. Dog is just terrified.
Metalhead
The Seahawks are playing today and one of my neighbors is celebrating by lighting up mini sticks of loud dynamite every time they score.
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Perhaps one of them will have a short fuse and fix the problem for you.
Judge
Judge
I'll be celebrating by not watching the Super Bowl at all.
Metalhead
I was just watching Pee Wee’s Big Adventure, and it had me thinking - Paul Reubens did not deserve the negative media attention he got for being in an adult theater and doing what most of the other guys were doing in there.
TBRS1
TBRS1
One of the problems with being famous and well loved is that one ends up with a target on one's back.

I think this is a universal rule, like the one that says "For every action there is a equal and opposite reaction."

They may be the same rule, now that I think about it...
Levelskid
Fun fact: Sheep are actually very intelligent and can recognize facial expressions (better than me). So, when someone calls you a sheep, they're calling you smart.
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Metalhead
Metalhead
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thejuice
That's surprising! 😁
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thejuice
I visited Buffalo jump in Alberta, Canada, the site where 6000 years ago Blackfoot hunters dressed up as coyotes and wolves and herded buffalo off a 11 metre cliff. Injured Buffalo were finished off by other warriors at bottom. Bones are buried 12 meters deep.

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Metalhead
A friend was going to visit me tonight, but he just texted and said he was sick the last couple of days. Ah, well. I still have company coming tomorrow.
Levelskid
Fun fact: Male cassowaries are basically stay at home dads (females are typically bigger), raising the babies.
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Emus too. Males build the nest and hatch the eggs and raise the young.
Metalhead
I am now becoming content with how my local social life is developing. Life is improving. If it can happen for me, it can happen for almost anyone else.
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