This has happened before in WI. I've never heard of it happening elsewhere, but my guess is that it has...but whenever I hear of things like this it reminds me of WI.

You'd think...however I've read several texts about them using it and none mentioned anything like that. I do know that most reptile poo is just uric acid so it would most likely just burn a lot.

At first I read this as "WV in most need of sheep" and wondered "Why on earth does a state NEED sheep?"

Then I realized what it said and that I only got 4 hours of sleep last night. Go go coffee time!

My favorite form of historical birth control is from Egyptian women...they had these good ideas like animal membrane and spermicidal sponges, but one of the most popular was just straight up putting alligator dung in the vagina!

I'm not a huge fan of Spongebob, but I have it on a LOT. It makes good background noise. A while ago the Wall Street Journal had an editorial article about spongebob and patrick being gay, after an episode where they raise a scallop together and spongebob is the "mom" and patrick is the "dad". It was pretty humorous.

oooh that is so neat! I'd love to find a light-colored cow and try that out on her, but cows are never anywhere near that patient...or still!

Well, I'd sooner wear one of these than a leather jacket. Most of these look to be deceased pets rather than animals raised specifically for this purpose. And hey...even if they are raised for these, it's way easier to kill a mouse/rat painlessly than it is a cow.

I don't care that I'm studying the slime molds and stinkhorns right now and know what they look like mature and immature, they still gross me out a LOT more when in time-lapse!

Wow! That is...very thorough @_@ I can't imagine collecting the pics for so many teams. They even have my university there, and no one even knows who we are if I say something about our sports teams!

ooooh. shiny.

ugh...I am actually ardently against plastic ocean litter and would do anything to save those annoying shrieking neck-weights called albatrosses...but these people make anyone sensible with viable solutions seem like they're in the same group as crackpots!

I was very much a fan of all five books, though I must say that I didn't originally like Life, the Universe, and Everything. It was much slower-paced than I normally enjoy, but after re-reading it, it fits in well with the other four.

I'd rather that than a 20-foot hose that requires a day of Nuclear Diarrhea to effectively use.

Ha, I remember many of these all too well. I didn't listen to popular music until I was in high school so I missed hearing any of these on the radio, but my friends in school would always be singing them >_>

Also, unless you have very specialized pumps, you can't easily milk any litter-bearing species. Just not enough milk out of each teat!

Young drinking milk is a mammalian trait, adults drinking milk (much less that of another species) is exclusively human. Almost all older animals become lactose intolerant to some degree, and humans likely were universally not exempt from that rule until 7500ish years ago. Now it's just far eastern and other non-dairy-consuming cultures (and people) that tend to develop lactose intolerance on a large scale.

(I'm a Dairy Science major who's studying for a Lactation exam right now. do excuse me :/)