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  • Trail camera captures giant predator soaring through the air in Colorado

    02/26/2021 3:22:45 PM PST · by DUMBGRUNT · 73 replies
    Out There Colorado ^ | 24 Feb 2021 | Breanna Sneeringer
    Did you know that mountain lions can fly? Well, not quite, but they come pretty darn close with the ability to jump nearly 20 feet straight up in the air! It's not often that you see an airborne big cat, but that's exactly what was captured on this trail camera in Colorado. “Absolutely terrifying," one Facebook user said in response to the photograph. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) says that these fascinating animals are incredibly strong and fast, running as fast as 45 miles per hour and jumping as high as 19 feet straight up in the air. These cats...
  • PAINTERS UNION ENDORSES HUCKABEE

    01/11/2008 3:16:10 PM PST · by ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas · 80 replies · 66+ views
    MSNBC ^ | January 11, 2008 | Domenico Montanaro
    The Painters union also endorsed Hillary Clinton last month on the Democratic side. Previously the Machinists & Aerospace union also endorsed both Huckabee and Clinton.
  • French Student Looks For Lefties Among Earliest Cave Painters

    12/10/2003 1:04:23 PM PST · by blam · 25 replies · 554+ views
    The State.com ^ | 12-9-2003 | Alexandra Witze
    Posted on Tue, Dec. 09, 2003 French student looks for lefties among earliest cave painters By ALEXANDRA WITZE The Dallas Morning News Prehistoric shamans used to mark the transition from the real world to the spirit world, anthropologists think, by blowing pigments around their hands onto cave walls. These ghostly hand prints, which still dot European caves more than 10,000 years later, now serve a less ethereal purpose — telling scientists how many of those shamans were left-handed. New research shows that the frequency of left-handed painters — 23 percent — is the same today as it was back then....