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This Florida House Sold for One Dollar in 2005. Look at It Now

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By Helen Bradshaw
| Garden & Gun Verified
Even before the artist and gallery owner Sarah Soule Webb found a new muse in her 1908 American Foursquare in Pensacola, Florida, the house had quite the personality. Or as Webb puts it, “She’s a salty old bitch that’s been around the block.” She means this last part literally. Get Talk of the South Our newsletter with the latest stories from around the South This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
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The Return of Florida’s Bison

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By Helen Bradshaw
| Flamingo Magazine Verified
In the summertime, a signature sound echoes across America’s grasslands. It’s like something out of an alien movie—a low, resonating gargle. That’s the call of American bison bulls announcing their presence during breeding season. Hundreds of years ago, the same deep groan rippled across North Florida prairies. Today, save for the sound of cicadas and chirping frogs, the Sunshine State’s grassy expanses sit nearly silent. But don’t be fooled. Bison are back.
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Po šedesáti letech se do Texasu vrátil parazit, který zaživa požírá zvířata

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By Helen Bradshaw
| nationalgeographic.cz
Zpráva přišla o třítýdenním teleti s podezřele vyhlížející ranou v okolí pupku. Úředníci amerického ministerstva zemědělství (USDA) ji okamžitě rozpoznali: larvy se nepohybovaly jen kolem rány – požíraly i zdravou tkáň. Nezaměnitelný příznak. Do Spojených států se vrátila bzučivka (Cochliomyia hominivorax), hmyz vyhuben ze země před šedesáti lety. Úředníci z mnoha zemí s bzučivkou bojují desítky let. Vypouštěním sterilního hmyzu postupně zatlačili její areál až k Darienskému průlomu v Panamě.
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