Sorry about things being pay Walled, because they’re not for me and I don’t have a subscription to the National Post either.
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I wonder if it’s an iPhone thing? My news feeds come from Apple, they’re not named in Bill C-18….who knows….
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Some newspapers use cookies to count your 'free' articles. Once you have read your allotment (some per month, per year, or life) they put up their paywall.
True, I mean, to try and pull books and think people will support it, but then it backfires so splendidly. Total garbage. If the so called mom's have issues with books, maybe they should just not let THEIR kids look at/read those books, and let other parents make that decision themselves.
There are those who seem concerned about "book banning" when in fact that isn't what is taking place. They're being moved to a more appropriate part of the library but apparently that's banning books even tho' if parents really wanted their kids to read this garbage, they'd be able to do so.
Banning to me means making it totally unavailable to everyone & that's not what's happening to my understanding.
Banning to me means making it totally unavailable to everyone & that's not what's happening to my understanding.
Manatee dies of injuries from sexual encounter with brother at Florida aquarium
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enette Wilford
Published Jul 28, 2023 • Last updated 2 days ago • 2 minute read
Manatee in aquarium.
Manatee in aquarium. PHOTO BY MOTE MARINE LABORATORY AND AQUARIUM /Facebook
A manatee that died in a Florida aquarium suffered fatal injuries caused by the other manatee — which just happened to be his brother.
Hugh the manatee died suddenly on April 29 at the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium in Sarasota.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Marine Mammal Pathobiology Lab recently completed Hugh’s necropsy and found the cause of death was a fatal injury caused by “high-intensity sexual behavior” with his older brother, Buffett, NBC News reported.
“On the day of Hugh’s passing, Hugh and Buffett engaged in natural, yet increased, mating behavior observed and documented in manatees both in managed care and in the wild,” the aquarium said in a statement.
“This was the first time such heightened mating behavior was witnessed between the two manatees.”
The report stated that Hugh suffered a “14.5 cm long tear in the ventral wall” of his colon.
“Hugh and Buffett were both observed initiating and mutually seeking interactions from each other throughout the day and there were no obvious signs of discomfort or distress such as listing, crunching, or active avoidance that would have triggered a need for intervention,” the aquarium said.
Keepers didn’t try to physically separate the manatees during sex, fearing it would cause more harm to the animals.
“Following the direction of the veterinarians, distraction rather than physical separation was chosen because separation has previously caused undue anxiety and negative effects in both manatees,” the aquarium explained.
“In an effort to redirect the manatees’ attention and decrease undesirable behaviors, animal care staff used positive reinforcement tools such as high-value rewards and enrichment that had previously been successful.”
As the aquarium continues to mourn the loss of Hugh, it plans to redouble its “efforts to ensure our animal care operations meet or exceed existing and evolving policies, recommendations and guideline of the AZA, MRP, Animal Welfare Act, USFWS and USDA.”
Hugh was born at Miami Seaquarium and moved to ZooTampa before settling in at Mote on May 2, 1996, WZVN reported, where he served as an ambassador for his species, and routinely and voluntarily took part in manatee research studies.
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Author of the article
enette WilfordPublished Jul 28, 2023 • Last updated 2 days ago • 2 minute read
Manatee in aquarium.
Manatee in aquarium. PHOTO BY MOTE MARINE LABORATORY AND AQUARIUM /Facebook
A manatee that died in a Florida aquarium suffered fatal injuries caused by the other manatee — which just happened to be his brother.
Hugh the manatee died suddenly on April 29 at the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium in Sarasota.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Marine Mammal Pathobiology Lab recently completed Hugh’s necropsy and found the cause of death was a fatal injury caused by “high-intensity sexual behavior” with his older brother, Buffett, NBC News reported.
“On the day of Hugh’s passing, Hugh and Buffett engaged in natural, yet increased, mating behavior observed and documented in manatees both in managed care and in the wild,” the aquarium said in a statement.
“This was the first time such heightened mating behavior was witnessed between the two manatees.”
The report stated that Hugh suffered a “14.5 cm long tear in the ventral wall” of his colon.
“Hugh and Buffett were both observed initiating and mutually seeking interactions from each other throughout the day and there were no obvious signs of discomfort or distress such as listing, crunching, or active avoidance that would have triggered a need for intervention,” the aquarium said.
Keepers didn’t try to physically separate the manatees during sex, fearing it would cause more harm to the animals.
“Following the direction of the veterinarians, distraction rather than physical separation was chosen because separation has previously caused undue anxiety and negative effects in both manatees,” the aquarium explained.
“In an effort to redirect the manatees’ attention and decrease undesirable behaviors, animal care staff used positive reinforcement tools such as high-value rewards and enrichment that had previously been successful.”
As the aquarium continues to mourn the loss of Hugh, it plans to redouble its “efforts to ensure our animal care operations meet or exceed existing and evolving policies, recommendations and guideline of the AZA, MRP, Animal Welfare Act, USFWS and USDA.”
Hugh was born at Miami Seaquarium and moved to ZooTampa before settling in at Mote on May 2, 1996, WZVN reported, where he served as an ambassador for his species, and routinely and voluntarily took part in manatee research studies.
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Mote Marine Laboratory releases details on death of Hugh the manatee
Following the necropsy report on the death of a manatee at Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium, officials have provided a detailed account of Hugh’s last day.
Manatee dies of injuries from sexual encounter with his brother at Florida aquarium
The marine mammals are “not too meticulous about who their partners are," an expert said.
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Manatee dies of injuries from sexual encounter with brother at Florida aquarium
A manatee that died in a Florida aquarium sustained fatal injuries caused by the other manatee — which just happened to be his brother.
Incest saves time, money, and resources showering and getting dressed up, and reduces your carbon footprint. Save the planet!
Well, there goes Higgs' reason to fuck with 713 before the end of this school year.
Though not surprised at all considering how much of an asshole and liar he is.
Boy with autism kicked out of N.J. movie theater after using bathroom with mom, lawsuit says
Theater employees called police after the 15-year-old, who is unable to use a public bathroom on his own, went into a women's bathroom, the suit alleges.
Discrimination is discrimination.
Huh.
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Interesting that, while they're (gays against groomers) against kids being "exposed" to things they don't agree with (apparently people can wear what they want, unless they shouldn't be allowed to wear what they want), they didn't seem to have an issue with THE FUCKING NAZI'S being there, calling for blood and to string people up.
Armed Nazi group protests pride event featuring drag show
Drag events have been targeted by right-wing activists across the United States in recent months, with a particular focus on those accessible to children.
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Interesting that, while they're (gays against groomers) against kids being "exposed" to things they don't agree with (apparently people can wear what they want, unless they shouldn't be allowed to wear what they want), they didn't seem to have an issue with THE FUCKING NAZI'S being there, calling for blood and to string people up.