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A recent post on the Facebook group, Krugersdorp Community Forum, sparked widespread attention in Gauteng after revealing that two crocodiles had gone missing in the Krugersdorp area.
When I was compiling the previous list I was forced to leave off several creatures for various reasons. Either they didn’t fit the criteria for the list, they were too similar to others on the list, they seemed too obvious, or in the case of number 1 I completely missed it during my research. Having recently stumbled across the original list, I decided to revisit some of those entries that didn’t make the cut last time. So here are another 10 cases of (mostly)parasitic behavioral modifications. These are in no particular order.
Exotic snake bites in the United Kingdom have "soared" over the last decade as the exotic pet's popularity grows, according to a peer-reviewed study published in Clinical Toxicology.
With 50% of humanity affected by land degradation, the world must move to a ‘crisis footing’ to conserve, restore and use land resources sustainably, a major UN report has said.Released on Apr
And while we consider all of these arguments, it's worth remembering compulsory vaccines didn't arrive with this pandemic. back in the 19th century, vaccine mandates were used widely in europe to tackle smallpox. right now, many healthcare workers are told they have to get the flu vaccine. vaccine mandates have saved many lives, and the greek prime minister hopes this approach can work for covid. he is announcing compulsory vaccines for the over 60s. translation: i have no doubt that this political decision - will save human lives because vaccination becomes more than just compulsory. it saves...