Caped Critters Hero Award: Flood Dogs 06/08/2019 Dogs lead cows out of the flood This was posted on Facebook in June of 2019 The waters never seem to stop vomiting from the skies. The mid-west and large segments of the southern U.S.A. are already saturated and often flooded. The rivers are high and levees are being breached. Towns and farm lands are flooded.
Dogs lead cows out of the flood This was posted on Facebook in June of 2019 The waters never seem to stop vomiting from the skies. The mid-west and large segments of the southern U.S.A. are already saturated and often flooded. The rivers are high and levees are being breached. Towns and farm lands are flooded.
Cry of Shame 06/08/2019 CRY OF SHAME Trophy hunter, Tess Talley, proudly poses before her "kill". This was posted on Facebook in June of 2019. Because I did not have the immediate know how to quote from what was written about this person, I can only
CRY OF SHAME Trophy hunter, Tess Talley, proudly poses before her "kill". This was posted on Facebook in June of 2019. Because I did not have the immediate know how to quote from what was written about this person, I can only
Rhino baby at Chicago zoo! 06/02/2019 Baby Rhino born at Chicago zoo This is good news- especially since rhinos in the wild are being exterminated for their horns. Does this mother rhino love her baby? If it was born wild, would it have been allowed to grow up or live at all?
Baby Rhino born at Chicago zoo This is good news- especially since rhinos in the wild are being exterminated for their horns. Does this mother rhino love her baby? If it was born wild, would it have been allowed to grow up or live at all?
Caped Critters' hero award: FRANCE 06/02/2019 France: the first country to ban bee killing pesticides
Possums VS Ticks (Lyme Disease) 05/26/2019 OPOSSUMS BEAT TICKS! Opossums attract and then kill thousands of ticks per acre, per week, making them one of our best allies in stopping the spread of Lyme disease, researchers say. A study compared squirrels, mice and opossums, which all eat ticks, and found that opossums were the most effective exterminators. ticks favor opossums twice as much as other rodents, the researchers from Syracuse University, found. Fortunately, for
OPOSSUMS BEAT TICKS! Opossums attract and then kill thousands of ticks per acre, per week, making them one of our best allies in stopping the spread of Lyme disease, researchers say. A study compared squirrels, mice and opossums, which all eat ticks, and found that opossums were the most effective exterminators. ticks favor opossums twice as much as other rodents, the researchers from Syracuse University, found. Fortunately, for
Pink Dolphins 05/26/2019 RARE PINK DOLPHINS ENDANGERED May 19, 2019 | General | 0 | hfhadmin share Rare pink dolphin mom gave birth to a cute baby dolphin. People call her Pinky, and the animal has been spotted in the Calcasiey river in Louisiana. The pink calf was there, too. The pink mammal became popular 12 years ago. Captain Erik Rue was the first to
RARE PINK DOLPHINS ENDANGERED May 19, 2019 | General | 0 | hfhadmin share Rare pink dolphin mom gave birth to a cute baby dolphin. People call her Pinky, and the animal has been spotted in the Calcasiey river in Louisiana. The pink calf was there, too. The pink mammal became popular 12 years ago. Captain Erik Rue was the first to
Caped Critters' Hero Award- Butterflies 05/25/2019 Long gone from their home in San Francisco, the California pipevine swallowtail is back thanks to one man transforming his yard into a habitat for them The iridescent blue wings of the California pipevine swallowtail are considered by collectors to be among the most magnificent in North America. For centuries the beautiful butterfly thrived in the San
Long gone from their home in San Francisco, the California pipevine swallowtail is back thanks to one man transforming his yard into a habitat for them The iridescent blue wings of the California pipevine swallowtail are considered by collectors to be among the most magnificent in North America. For centuries the beautiful butterfly thrived in the San
Baby ducks 05/25/2019 God speed little duck critters! This was posted in May of 2019 on Facebook by Donna Graup
Caped Critters' Hero Award- the Bat 03/25/2019 BAT: BUG EATING POWERHOUSE Nature's pesticide mosquito extermination machine The Bat gets the (green) Caped Critters Award because
BAT: BUG EATING POWERHOUSE Nature's pesticide mosquito extermination machine The Bat gets the (green) Caped Critters Award because
Caped Critters' Hero Award 03/24/2019 Panduck (Caped Critters) evaluates the electric Chevy the Citizens' Voice, March 23, 2019 -Business GM TO ADD JOBS, BUILD ELECTRIC VEHICLE " Company to put $300 million into Michigan plant by Mike Householder & Tom Krishner Oroin Twp, Mich.---Less than a week after a series of critical tweets from the president over an Ohio plant closure, General Motors is announcing plans to add 400 jobs
Panduck (Caped Critters) evaluates the electric Chevy the Citizens' Voice, March 23, 2019 -Business GM TO ADD JOBS, BUILD ELECTRIC VEHICLE " Company to put $300 million into Michigan plant by Mike Householder & Tom Krishner Oroin Twp, Mich.---Less than a week after a series of critical tweets from the president over an Ohio plant closure, General Motors is announcing plans to add 400 jobs
Floods of 2019 03/23/2019 ..." on Thursday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s spring outlook reported that the situation for the central US is soon going to get much, much worse. “The extensive flooding we’ve seen in the past two weeks will continue through May and become more dire and may be exacerbated in the coming weeks as the water flows downstream,” said Ed Clark, director of NOAA’s National Water
..." on Thursday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s spring outlook reported that the situation for the central US is soon going to get much, much worse. “The extensive flooding we’ve seen in the past two weeks will continue through May and become more dire and may be exacerbated in the coming weeks as the water flows downstream,” said Ed Clark, director of NOAA’s National Water
Elephant tusks 03/17/2019 DO WE KILL YOU FOR YOUR EARS? The Citizens' Voice, March 24, 2019, "Your Opinion" HELP SAVE THE ELEPHANTS "Editor: Poachers are killing 20,000 elephants every year for their tusks. They'll even kill a mother with a baby at her side. They will also attack the babies so that their frantic cries lure their mothers into a deadly
DO WE KILL YOU FOR YOUR EARS? The Citizens' Voice, March 24, 2019, "Your Opinion" HELP SAVE THE ELEPHANTS "Editor: Poachers are killing 20,000 elephants every year for their tusks. They'll even kill a mother with a baby at her side. They will also attack the babies so that their frantic cries lure their mothers into a deadly
