The worker slipped in an enclosure that is home to a species of crocodile known as tomistoma, also known as a Malayan gharial.
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A 15-year-old Canadian girl has been accused of burning down an iconic minor league baseball team’s bus. The worst part? Someone was inside.
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Despite a harrowing pregnancy, the latest addition to this television personality’s family made their arrival on Friday night.
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Getting dangerously close to wild animals is an entirely avoidable epidemic in this country. The National Park Service is very close to having to post signs and billboards all over the place with their guidance on approaching wild animals. Even then, I still think we’d see tourists waltzing right up to the wildlife like they are visiting a petting zoo. In case you didn’t know, the NPS advises tourists to stay 100 yards away from more dangerous animals like bears […]
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Micah Edwards Texas Soul Micah Edwards’ Texas Soul plays like a map of the state drawn in sound, part country reverie, part retro-soul slow burn, sewn together from the after-hours atmosphere of dance halls, the ache of pedal steel, and the glow of old dives. Across the double LP, he pulls from the musical lingo […]
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Russ Green – Stone Cold It’s nice to hear an album sonically wound from the opening notes. Tight as a knot in a piece of string, a ball of aluminum foil, or a rusty bolt on an old truck tire out in the field under a willow. Yeah. This Russ Green plays harmonica like the […]
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It’s always cool to see country music legends being commemorated, and their legacies solidified in tangible ways that you know will be around for years to come and make sure they don’t go forgotten. Such is the case from Randy Travis and George Strait.
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JP Soars & Anne Harris – Gypsy Blue Revue Cross Howlin’ Wolf with some Watermelon Slim & you’ll conjure JP Soars & Anne Harris (fiddle/mandolin), whose fiddle adds a whole new dimension to this blues ensemble with Soars varied & impeccable guitar work. It’s a refreshing blues sketch that retains its aged melodic confines & […]
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