Viewers of The Colbert Report are familiar with his frequent "Monkey on the Lam" spots, featuring real stories of escaped monkeys and their adventures.
Well, here's the tale of a Monkey on the Take. He's been caught on tape robbing a local Dallas plant store.
WFAA.com: Police believe monkey used to steal from business
Considering how much I spend on plants each year, maybe I should trade in my labrador and tortoise for a gibbon...?
Showing posts with label Nature in the News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature in the News. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Creaky Knees? Aching Back?
You're not aging...you're gardening!
Apparently gardening isn't just really physically good for you - it will extend your life too.
Please tell that to my body after a marathon weeding and raking session.
Apparently gardening isn't just really physically good for you - it will extend your life too.
Please tell that to my body after a marathon weeding and raking session.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Plants Are Smarter Than We Are
I just ordered some seeds of Papaver Somniferum, but not for umm...."high tea" purposes. I just think they're pretty, and a big challenge to grow here in Texas.
Stressed Plants Release Aspirin-like Chemical
"Fascinating," as Mr. Spock would say. I especially love the part about plants communicating with each other.
Monday, September 01, 2008
Gustav On the Way
It's inevitable that DFW will see some much-needed rain from Hurricane Gustav in a couple of days. As I write this, my beloved New Orleans seems to be hanging in there, and that's great news.
Speaking of weather, I really wonder what kind of winter we're going to have here in North Central Texas. One Farmer's Almanac is predicting slightly colder and drier than usual, while NOAA says the opposite.
All I know is, a red-bellied woodpecker and a pair of chickadees have already shown up at my bird feeders.
Speaking of weather, I really wonder what kind of winter we're going to have here in North Central Texas. One Farmer's Almanac is predicting slightly colder and drier than usual, while NOAA says the opposite.
All I know is, a red-bellied woodpecker and a pair of chickadees have already shown up at my bird feeders.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Lamenting the First Generation of Indoor Children
This is just sad. And I think it's safe to assume there's a link between the facts in this story and the rising statistics of child obesity...
Getting Lost in the Great Outdoors
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Getting Lost in the Great Outdoors
- Washington Post (may require registration)
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