The majority of reported traffic incidents involving an animals in California were with Mule deer. Wildlife type Number % of Total : Mule deer – 6,119 – 89% Coyote – 377 – 9% Black bear -135 – 2% Elk – 44 – <1% Mountain lion – 43 – <1% Wild […]
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Roadkill is safe to eat in many instances but there are risks of rotting, rabies, and disease. You can avoid these risks by knowing what signs to look for and using common sense: Look for freshness. Obviously, if you have witnessed the animal being hit, it’s fresh. In terms of coming […]
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1950’s Vintage roadkill – Look at the damage on the car! They just don’t make cars like they used to. This vintage vehicle stopped a rhino… Share List
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New Zealand woman makes handbag out of dead cat… The Christchurch, New Zealand artist and taxidermist sourced the bag’s material, a ginger tomcat, from the side of a country road. It was dead when she found it. She kept the dead cat in her freezer for three months while she looked for […]
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Carmel Valley Road-Kill Chili 16 oz Contadina tomato sauce 1 tbsp. Salt 3 tsp. oregano 4 lbs. fresh road-kill 2 beers or 750 ml zinfandel wine 2 jalapeno peppers; chopped 2-4 tbsps. chili powder 4 cloves crushed garlic 1 tbsp. green onions; finely chopped 1 tsp. black pepper 1 tbsp. cumin […]
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Guess This Mess ??? Double Duty P.s. You will not win anything but know that you have the knowledge of knowing your “Tired Animal” Share List
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