Monday, October 26, 2020
Who knew there was even a market for these pests???
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Flying squirrels were being trapped in Florida, driven to Chicago and shipped to South Korea, Florida wildlife officials said Monday while announcing charges against seven people they say ran an illegal wildlife trafficking operation.
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"In a related story, officials have busted a moose smuggling operation in Canada with captive moose being paired with a flying squirrel and sold as a set..."
ReplyDelete"Unfair to Local 12 . . . ." !!
DeleteFLAwt
You've just described Rocky & Bullwinkle.
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Who knew there was even a market for these pests???
ReplyDeleteSouth Korea just discovered a new Kim Chee ingredient.
Ah yes, all animals great and small, the asians happily eat them all.
ReplyDeleteMatt in KY
Transplanting flora and fauna seldom produce good results. For example: Kudzu to the Southern U.S. and rabbits to Australia.
ReplyDeleteY'know, th' mourning dove has left Central Texas...
ReplyDeleteI wonder if we could git some of them flying squirrels sent down to...well, never mind--they wouldn't taste the same. Would they?
What are you talking about? Proof or it's lies. The WhiteWing Mourning Doves have taken over and are moving further north every year. I can remember in the early 60's if you wanted to hunt WhiteWing Mourning dove there were five counties along the Texas-Mexican Border that were legal to hunt in. Sixty years later they are everywhere.
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