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Stoney subs at CHeBA HUT (now open in San Diego) Posted to Ganjarama Got the munchies? Finally California has something its been missing, a hip sandwich franchise that caters especially to hungry stoners, “Where the only thing fried, is the...Read More |
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No Ponies in the House Posted to Childrens Bookclub Lulu, who lives with her grandmother, is not a fan of pets of any kind. In No Ponies in the House! by Jeanne Betancourt, we find out just how much her grandmother is not a pet...Read More |
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Tell Travelzoo to Stop Promoting Ringling Brothers Posted to Animal Report When I was a little girl, animal rights—specifically the rights of circus animals—was one of the first social issues that I learned about from my mother. She taught me to never...Read More |
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Rubber Boa: The Pacific Northwest's Native Boa Constrictor Posted to Weird Animal Report We have garter snakes here in the coastal Pacific Northwest, but boa constrictors? Yep, it's true!When I first read about the Rubber Boa on the Northwest Herps page, I was...Read More |
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Sugar Gliders Posted to Animal Report Sugar GliderSugar gliders are another exotic, nocturnal pet that are among the more commonly kept, (when it comes to exotic pets). They are small marsupials native to Australia,...Read More |
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I Want a Monkey! Posted to Animal Report Monkey o mine! Will you be my Valentine?Yes, oh yes! A monkey for a pet! It would be a dream come true, don't you agree? There are so many monkeys to choose from, which fits your...Read More |
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All I Want Is A Micro-Pig For Christmas Posted to Weird Animal Report photo by Daily Mail U.K.Irresistibly cute, micro pigs are the latest trend in miniature pets and are fast becoming popular amongst the British celebrity set. Bred to be even...Read More |
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Black-footed Ferrets: Back in Saskatchewan's Grasslands National Park Posted to Animal Report The black-footed Ferret, or Mustela nigripes for you Latinists, is a small carnivorous North American prairie animal that lives in complicated social clusters and burrow...Read More |
