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Trey Fox

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Trey Fox’s Biography

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Trey is a full-time freelance writer, editor, and journalist passionate about producing creative, informative, and engaging content. He writes on various topics such as education, culture, technology, nature, and music.

While earning his master's degree at Temple University, Trey was a radio broadcaster who covered local professional sports leagues in Philadelphia. A self-proclaimed music nerd, Trey prides himself on exploring and analyzing the depths of the independent music scene. He is also…

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One Cobra, Several Squirrels, and a Mongoose Made This a Wild Standoff Original

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A cobra wandered too close to a Cape ground squirrel burrow area, triggering a tense defensive standoff in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. The squirrels did not overpower the snake alone, but their repeated harassment helped keep it occupied until a mongoose joined the confrontation. The encounter highlights why mongooses are such formidable snake rivals: speed, agility, sharp claws, and a degree of resistance to some snake venom. This battle looked like a carefully orchestrated scene out of a movie.
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One Cobra, Several Squirrels, and a Mongoose Made This a Wild Standoff

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The post One Cobra, Several Squirrels, and a Mongoose Made This a Wild Standoff appeared first on A-Z Animals. Click here to watch on YouTube • A cobra wandered too close to a Cape ground squirrel burrow area, triggering a tense defensive standoff in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. • The squirrels did not overpower the snake alone, but their repeated harassment helped keep it occupied until a mongoose joined the confrontation.
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A Brave Mother Gazelle Saved Her Baby From a Hungry Eagle Original

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A gazelle mother’s split-second counterattack shows that even prey animals can fight back with remarkable speed, timing, and protective instinct when a young animal is threatened. Gazelles are more than fast runners: their combination of agility, alert vision, herd behavior, and constant vigilance helps them survive against some of Africa’s most formidable predators.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked for the Sixer Sense as a volunteer contributor.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I did as a child. My mom was a court stenographer.

How is social media changing news?

It allows news to be accessed instantly, for better or worse.