Fortunately I was never bitten by venomous snakes.
I recall that you've handled some of the most venomous snakes? You have skills. And bravery, of course!
Fortunately I was never bitten by venomous snakes.
We can both hope tree Roos are still around.Thanks for the article.
It says, "In 1990, a new species of tree kangaroo."
I might be getting different species mixed up.
The first short video I posted doesn't have the highest credibility, but was backed by some other articles and vids.
One said they were rediscovered in 2028. .
Then I found the last video that seemed to show an easy to capture number that were not rare or elusive in the location of that tribe.
The WWF reports that the Golden Tree Roo was known about in 1990. .
That makes me wonder, but regardless, they are nearly as cute as the giraffes you posted.
I'm probably going to have good dreams tonight after all of those.
Hope you do too.
We can both hope tree Roos are still around.
I never heard of them till your post.
Which prompted me to search.
I'd hope tree Roo's aren't a list species because of humans.
Supposedly Bees are suffering population loss because of us.
If Bees go, we're next.
And we'd deserve it.![]()
I have a large property that I let grow up . It has flowers, flowering vines, wild bushes,indigenous tree sapplings, and more.I know what you mean.
I was privileged to know the professor/researcher Dr Jim Amrine who invented the natural mite killer that infects honey bee hives worldwide. His formula is safe for bees and doesn't contaminate the honey.
I have a theory that the heavy use of geo engineering as well as aerosolized compounds sprayed by the ton from jets is also affecting insect/bee populations.
You have a Wildlife Sanctuary!I have a large property that I let grow up . It has flowers, flowering vines, wild bushes,indigenous tree sapplings, and more.
I want to help feed local deer and bees.
I have lots of wildlife here too. Opossums, Skunks, Raccoon's, Owls, Crows.
Development in this area is crazy. The animals need habitat.
It's not legally designated as suchYou have a Wildlife Sanctuary!
What a blessing!
There's a lot of development around too. It displaced everything.
It's not legally designated as such
However, years ago I was given a clergy designation so to pursue a local religious Constitutional issue. And the grantor of the certification thought that would support my position.
The Supreme Court declared an individuals religion is what they hold to and live personally.
So,given all this news arising seemingly on a daily basis regarding data centers ,im wondering if I can make my property to be a wildlife sanctuary. And that way hold off developers.
It's not legally designated as such
However, years ago I was given a clergy designation so to pursue a local religious Constitutional issue. And the grantor of the certification thought that would support my position.
The Supreme Court declared an individuals religion is what they hold to and live personally.
So,given all this news arising seemingly on a daily basis regarding data centers ,im wondering if I can make my property to be a wildlife sanctuary. And that way hold off developers.
I did that after posting.I don't know, but I think you have reason to research that protection. Data centers will be given priority over residential and personal properties according to big mouth politician$. To have a hedge against this encroachment would be to secure your blessing.
That's for sure!I did that after posting.
If you have a designated wetlands surrounding your property, as part of your deed, data centers can't touch it. Even trying to invoke EDomain.
Yay!
Some States are passing laws that disallow Eminent Domain taking private homeowners properties.
It's about time. It's bad enough you don't actually own your land. But that government can take it , claiming it if for public good smacks of Communism.
I like this one a whole lot more than the story I posted of the aggressive buck that attacked that other guy.