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Local authors to discuss adventures in the outdoors

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – The Incline Village Welcome Center will host award-winning, local authors Tim Hauserman and Suzanne Roberts on Sunday, April 28 from 4-6 p.m. Tim Hauserman and Suzanne Roberts will read excerpts from.

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MSVU prof links Black studies with animal studies, as researcher at Cambridge

El Jones is researching police dogs in Canada while teaching an MSVU animal studies course online–when not on strike

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield 20240604 18:45:00

tell, they re told not to go into the wauter. i know someone who actually was attacked by a sea lion and i think it was this past week. the algae can affect their brain. eventually when it comes to sea lions, could this make them more aggressive toward humans? is there something that we should be doing? absolutely. so it s a nerve toxin, it s basically replacing an important amino acid in animal bodies and going into the brain and replacing that and you re seeing the seizures, but you re also going to see disorientation and aggressive behavior. this is what s leading to these attacks. we always know we shouldn t approach wild animals. but in this particular instance, sometimes they look like they re coming toward us, which can be disarming and people might think it s a friendly gesture. but they are dangerous animals, even without a toxin affecting them. but this really does change the way their brains are working and they can be erratic.

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 14:56:00

climate. today, large parts of north greenland of a harsh polar desert but a new discovery suggest it is not always been so bleak. scientists have been able to turn back the clock, 2 million years to be precise, and have found evidence of the writing life. 2 precise, and have found evidence of the writing life. the writing life. 2 million years a . o the writing life. 2 million years a . 0 we the writing life. 2 million years ago we had the writing life. 2 million years ago we had this the writing life. 2 million years ago we had this forest - the writing life. 2 million years i ago we had this forest environment with mastodons, rain stays and. running round the landscape together with a lot of different plants we see reindeer. with a lot of different plants we see reindeer. with a lot of different plants we see reindeer. this research was carried out see reindeer. this research was carried out in see reindeer. this research was carried out in the see reindeer.

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Death, Desire, and Other Difficulties - Sierra Nevada Ally

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