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The GOAT of all goats, a mystery solved, and the rez dog who chose not to ‘stay’ - High Country News (opens the original)
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Unlikely heroes (and sheroes) come in all shapes and sizes, but perhaps one of the most unlikely we’ve seen materialized in the form of a 4-year-old Nigerian dwarf goat called Goldie. Back in July, when firefighters were battling the Rock Creek Fire in Colorado Springs, Colorado, “a surprise guest decided to keep them company,” KDVR reported. The spunky little goat evidently offered moral support and even some comic relief, as cute little goats are wont to do. But Goldie did more than that: She
Convocation of crows, sea-lebrity sea lions and what is that nasty smell? - High Country News (opens the original)
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Every night, they descend upon downtown Portland like mysterious black-cloaked characters from an old-fashioned Gothic novel — and for over a century, naturalists have wondered why. The Bird Alliance of Oregon believes that the crows — over 20,000 of them — converge during fall and winter for “information sharing,” i.e., at times caw-cophonous corvid conversations. We suspect their group chats involve subjects like where to find the best place to eat or which neighborhoods to avoid, all discusse
Bears vs. backpacks, busted-up boulders, a sheepish spectacle and the Yoda of Love - High Country News (opens the original)
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Back in the ’70s, a ubiquitous commercial for American Tourister luggage featured an over-caffeinated gorilla trying to destroy a fancy suitcase. Today, the Washington State University Bear Research, Education and Conservation Center is conducting similar trials, but instead of gorillas, it’s using grizzlies. And instead of luggage, they’re testing camping equipment to measure just how “bear-proof” it is. Or rather, “bear-resistant,” since camping equipment is “never 100% bear proof,” the Moscow
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