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| Tuesday Apr 17, 2012 | Tibetan/German climber David Lama is the first to free climb the Compressor Route of Cerro Torre in Argentina's Parque Nacional Los Glaciares but not with significant controversy. to Outdoors by gen |
| Wednesday Jun 27, 2007 | You've probably already heard of Kopi Luwak Coffee, but now you can also buy tasteful gifts for your friends and family made from fresh, pure elephant poop. to Outdoors by scromp |
| Saturday Jul 29, 2006 | Bird on your head? to Outdoors by pyrrhuloxia |
| Thursday Jul 14, 2005 | There are
parrots
at
Green-Wood Cemetery!
What are
wild parrots
doing in
Brooklyn? to Outdoors by roo |
| Thursday Jul 8, 2004 | Things the web has taught me: how to avoid
death in a manure pit.
to Outdoors by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jun 25, 2004 | "Rather than dedicate the
racoons' penis bones
to overpopulated humanity, we placed them by our pond, where visiting
raccoons would benefit from the resultant sexual potency and fertility
among their own species."
to Outdoors by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Apr 20, 2004 | Bot flies are large, hairy flies that are common to many parts of the world. They are somewhat more troublesome than the average housefly, however, because their larvae (sometimes called "warbles") are parasitic worms that must grow in the flesh of living mammals. Rodents, rabbits, and livestock are commonly infected in North America, but in South and Central America, humans are also on the menu. to Outdoors by scromp |
| Friday Feb 13, 2004 | Junglewalk has a huge
library of sounds, images and video of wild animals and insects from
around the world. to Outdoors by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Jan 28, 2004 | Hey! Nice Tits! to Outdoors by yoyology |
| Tuesday Jul 15, 2003 | Not exactly the Bambi from the Disney movie, but I am sure that none of the men are complaining. to Outdoors by leptirica |
| Sunday Oct 27, 2002 | Roadkill
is nature's bounty; you can eat it (either
out
or
in)
make art with it,
make a
festive
calendar about it,
or even use it to
teach kids about
nature.
to Outdoors by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Apr 7, 2002 | Carla Emery is a down-home country
girl who wrote the Encyclopedia
of Country Living, a friendly, folksy, and detailed guide on food production
down on the farm. She is also highly suspicious of hypnotism,
as shown by her other book Secret,
Don't Tell. to Outdoors by fatherdan |
| Monday Mar 11, 2002 | Some people want to help save the rainforests by grassroots political campaigns. Others try for something a bit more, um, realistic.
to Outdoors by roughneck |
| Wednesday Feb 20, 2002 | The US Geological Survey, for some reason, runs a fabulous bird identification center that is better than any other I've found on the net. Very useful for confirming that what you saw in your backyard really was a red-tailed hawk or a great blue heron. to Outdoors by peterb |
| Sunday Sep 23, 2001 | The Turanian Bioregion
which includes Afghanistan is
fragile and unique.
Species likely to suffer from a sustained military assault include the
Asiatic Cheetah,
diverse goats,
and Himalayan
bears.In addition, the entire worlds population of
Siberian White
Crane consort with
flamingoes at a lake of international importance. to Outdoors by overload |
| Monday Jun 18, 2001 | Feral children are kids raised by animals who are later found and slowly introduced to society. Oh, they're real and documented, but the most feral of them all is made the subject of mockery on a regular basis. to Outdoors by skallas |
| Tuesday Jan 23, 2001 | Urban spelunking may sound like fun, but don't suggest it to filmmaker Marc Singer (no, not that one). He spent two years living in the darkness amidst squalor and rats to complete "Dark Days". The film, which won the 2000 Sundance Film Festival Freedom of Expression Award, documents the the hidden culture of the community of homeless people that lived in the abandoned train tunnels under Riverside Park on Manhattan's West Side until they were forcibly evicted in 1997 by Amtrak workers putting the line back into service. to Outdoors by rich |
| Sunday Jan 14, 2001 | GWB Bumper Stickers: Like there isn't enough stupidity on the roads already.
to Outdoors by krisjohn |
| Tuesday Dec 12, 2000 | If you think about it, those "lose weight fast" and "make money fast"
signs posted at street intersections are a lot like spam. to Outdoors by tregoweth |
| Monday Sep 11, 2000 | Where mountain biking and unicycling collide: mountain unicycling. Sounds like fun, and it's apparently not as dangerous as you'd think. Of course, if you're lusting after danger, there's always unicycle jousting.
to Outdoors by elder |
| Friday Jun 2, 2000 | Tomorrow, June 3rd, is National Trails Day.
Find a registered NTD event near you or just find a nearby trail and go for a hike (make sure to bring good boots). If you choose to stay in your air conditioned yuppie-cage, at least check out this kick ass map of US National Trails. to Outdoors by akk |
| Tuesday May 30, 2000 | Contrary to popular belief, lemmings are not normally prone to suicide - well, unless they're being herded off cliffs by Disney filmmakers, that is. to Outdoors by kapital |
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