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Friday, October 31, 2003
If it's not you that stinks, and it's not me that stinks...
Reports of skunk ape in Tennessee bring skunk ape-seeking tourism to Tennessee.
"and then the monster simply disappeared"
"Professional" "ghost" "buster" (look ma, I'm Reuters) complains job not as glamorous as seen on TV.
"there is no such science as hominology"
Tibetan source relays Moscow News article on Yeti. Or Meti.
Advance warning
Queen of the Chimps to visit Children's Conference on the Environment at Connecticut College next July. Don't believe what she says, kids.
Thursday, October 30, 2003
Nawww, it's a plant that looks like an Orangutan hand
Oregon exotic plant dealer charged with selling Orangutan parts, etc.
"We don’t care if it’s a snake or a gorilla"
Illinois sheriff takes control of local Animal Control facility, announces moratorium on euthanasia.
When headlines and stories collide
OK, so how much of this article is really about "Outlawed pets for sale on 'net"?
How about arboreal jellyfish?
Illinois columnist calls for ideas for tourist-attracting alternative to bigfoot.
Wednesday, October 29, 2003
Tuesday, October 28, 2003
Well, this could be fun
French scientist speculates that Myanmar fossil may be footbone from common ancestor of all anthropoids. Leakey clan calling in favors.
Update: more
Update: more
Monday, October 27, 2003
Repeat offender
Kansas trucker cited (hire a copy editor) for animal neglect, again, for keeping chimp caged in parked semi cab.
"She greeted the crowd with an authentic chimpanzee call"
Queen of the Chimps amuses Florida college crowd with party tricks, calls for fuzzy-minded one-worldism.
Sunday, October 26, 2003
Saturday, October 25, 2003
Kids, be careful. UK police confirm:
You are not Tarzan. (Also, don't play with grand-dad's forklift.)
Mark, Mark, they're conducting horrible medical experiments!
Canadian researchers to conduct monkey trials of prospective SARS vaccine this fall. That's, like, in a year? This is news?
"We are definitely one of the leading groups. I don't want to say we'll be the first, but we're definitely the leading edge." Somebody look at me!!!
"We are definitely one of the leading groups. I don't want to say we'll be the first, but we're definitely the leading edge." Somebody look at me!!!
“If the lemur jumps on Dave’s head, that’s good entertainment”
Iowa's Niabi Zoo to provide talent for Jack Hanna's Nov. 12 Letterman appearance.
Friday, October 24, 2003
'Cause the apes in Torquay are so common
Suffolk woman raises £2,740 for the Orangutan Foundation UK, is rewarded with a week with the apes in Borneo.
"Placyk will collect feces and hair samples"
University of Tennessee biologist uses logic, common sense to address local mystery ape questions, hedges bets.
Thursday, October 23, 2003
The red mouth ought to be a dead giveaway!
Madhya Pradesh, India betel-nut dealers plagued troubled by violent, thieving addicted monkey.
Wednesday, October 22, 2003
Scrum this!
English rugby player writes "what I did on my summer vacation" travel column about trip to Grenada, finds room to badmouth US, President Reagan.
With a photo that isn't it!
Whether or not it's a now recaptured pet, publicity-seeking nutjob who hasn't seen it declares the Tennessee critter to be a skunk ape.
Tuesday, October 21, 2003
"Deputies plan to interview the man to make sure that his monkey was the one on the loose"
Tennessee mystery creature may be this escapee, now recaptured.
Tranzi reign of terror to visit Boca Raton
Queen of the Chimps uses foundation-funded celebrity to blame all world's problems on humans, Western culture. "If everybody acquired the standard of living the average American has, we'd need four more planets."
monkey population on course to outnumber humans
Indian state of Himachal Pradesh plans to sterilize teeming "delinquent" wild urban monkeys.
"It's probably a big dog"
Rural Pennsylvanians have been reporting a mysterious escapee, mothman, or chimera for years. And still are.
"Neither department had a tranquilizer gun"
More local coverage of Stamford, CT chimp.
Update: more. Note to UT Veterinary School primate expert Dr. Edward Ramsey, quoted in previous post: "Travis runs his own bath water and prefers ice cream, wine from a tall-stemmed glass and filet mignon over bananas." Herbivorous, my ass.
Update: more. Note to UT Veterinary School primate expert Dr. Edward Ramsey, quoted in previous post: "Travis runs his own bath water and prefers ice cream, wine from a tall-stemmed glass and filet mignon over bananas." Herbivorous, my ass.
Monday, October 20, 2003
"Virtually every primate is herbivorous"
Expert who hasn't seen it declares Tennessee escapee probably not a chimp, probably not killing cats.
"Odds are, if it killed anything, I don't think it would kill many and it wouldn't kill repeatedly."
Update: A more excitable take on things.
Another thought: Dr Instapundit and Mr. Hyde?
"Odds are, if it killed anything, I don't think it would kill many and it wouldn't kill repeatedly."
Update: A more excitable take on things.
Another thought: Dr Instapundit and Mr. Hyde?
"It also fails the laugh test"
Money-hungry treehuggers report they're confused, frightened by proposed changes to endangered species importation policy, insist only the only thing that can work is more of what hasn't worked.
"I've been to the zoo, but I never thought I'd be chased down the street in Stamford"
Connecticut escapee gives Stamford cops a hard time, is recaptured.
Update: Brief local story with small blurry photo of the entertainment as it occurred.
Update: Brief local story with small blurry photo of the entertainment as it occurred.
Sunday, October 19, 2003
Saturday, October 18, 2003
Friday, October 17, 2003
Somebody sure cut through that fence, all right
Mighty Joe Young's bastard spinoff Valley of Gwangi on DVD.
"The lady who ran the place ended up being insane"
OSU junior visits South Africa, confirms what he's been taught to expect.
Soon Bonzo, soon, the world will be ours
Queen of the Chimps continues to use her fame to advocate anti-human tranzi agenda.
Thursday, October 16, 2003
Barn door, horse, etc.
Franklin Park Zoo investigating. Jack-booted Agriculture Dept thugs on the case, too. State cops want their own tranquilizer guns, Teddy nervous.
Update: Red Sox to offer manager spot to Little Joe
Update: Red Sox to offer manager spot to Little Joe
"planned march through the ancient, monkey-infested town"
Reuters thinks Indian muslims are endangered by Hindus. Cause Islam's the Religion of Peace and such, ya know.
"We don't want any trouble but if there is any violence against us, we may not be able to control retaliation by misguided Muslims,'' Maulana Musannah Miyan, a leading Muslim cleric told a news conference in the city.
"We don't want any trouble but if there is any violence against us, we may not be able to control retaliation by misguided Muslims,'' Maulana Musannah Miyan, a leading Muslim cleric told a news conference in the city.
I see nothing, nothing!
The wait pays off for gorilla photographer Schulz. (He took a picture of one, not he is one.) (If he is, it doesn't say so.)
Update: another story, this one with the photo.
Update: another story, this one with the photo.
Oh yeah, the monkey
Remains of long-missing squirrel monkey found in former Kresges in British Columbia.
Wednesday, October 15, 2003
Coltan, a rare metal used in manufacturing cellphones
Diane Fossey Gorilla Fund says Emmerson Mngangagwa, possible successor to Robert Mugabe, involved in Congo mineral trade, gorilla killing.
Tuesday, October 14, 2003
Cause who wants to work with live animals, now?
Will Ferrell to voice The Man in the Yellow Hat in upcoming animated feature of Curious George.
Monday, October 13, 2003
Maybe you could volunteer to take their place, Sunbeam
Alaskan PETA-wannabe can't find anything local to whine about, complains about a chimp in Nevada.
What's your major?
University of Louisiana-Monroe biology major researching whether monkeys learn by watching each other.
A common mistake
"The last time the town of Hartlepool had that many people at a public event was when they unceremoniously hung a monkey because they thought it was a French spy."
I cannot see, look out for me!
Australian scientists hard at work replacing contents of monkey's lens with silicon-based gel. "It will totally change ophthalmic surgery, if we can get it right."
Sunday, October 12, 2003
"she controlled the robot arm using only her brain and visual feedback"
Researcher implants monkey so it can play video game without moving.
George Bush bad, scary. Ook.
Queen of the Chimps unmasks, leaves steaming pile of lefty elitism.
Update: "We must not sit still and do nothing." Watch the trees, keep watching the trees.
Update: "We must not sit still and do nothing." Watch the trees, keep watching the trees.
Saturday, October 11, 2003
"hot chilli soup with gorilla flesh"
"Monkey meat is real tasty especially if fried well with tomatoes, onions and some garlic.”
"We found a flag pole and a monkey head"
Kids cleaning the river bank in Johnson City, NY find something nasty.
Friday, October 10, 2003
That ought to make for a pleasant lunch
SHARE Home School Group will have a park day at Community Park near the gorilla cage area. Evolving not permitted.
Thursday, October 09, 2003
No running, kids!
American military base in Japan to remove “Monkey Mountain” from their elementary school playground since it's too dangerous under wussy new rules.
"Kofi Annan appointed Goodall as Messenger of Peace"
Queen of the Chimps takes time from her busy schedule to help indocrinate future Tranzis.
What, no elephant dung?
German "artist" to add gorilla corpse to exhibit of preserved bodies of humans, animals. "Now in Hamburg, it has had long runs in Germany and London, has toured in several countries and more than nine million people have visited it."
Wednesday, October 08, 2003
What are you looking at?
A Western lowland gorilla from Bristol Zoo that has had cataracts since birth has regained full sight following two groundbreaking operations.
What about the Burrowing parrots?
Gorillas are conservation's poster child, but you should feel guilty for not contributing to uglier animals, too.
Ero primo
Italian mountaineer says he declared that the yeti is really a brown bear before Japanese alpinist did.
Tuesday, October 07, 2003
And you thought gorillas could be dangerous!
The Department of Agriculture is "investigating the Franklin Park Zoo for possible violations of the animal welfare act."
The horror
Six people arrested in central Vietnam for killing four endangered monkeys face up to seven years in prison. "A local forest ranger said they were carrying three Phayre's Leaf-monkeys and a Douc Langur monkey as well as a number of weapons and the frozen carcass of a wild boar."
Monday, October 06, 2003
A nice scientist-to-gorilla ratio
"A team of 100 African scientists is counting rare mountain gorillas living in the range straddling Congo, Rwanda and Uganda." "There are believed to be about 670 mountain gorillas living in the wild..."
Update: They'll be counting nests because it's "very difficult to count wild gorillas."
Update: They'll be counting nests because it's "very difficult to count wild gorillas."
"Animal rights protestors will make their presence felt tomorrow"
Glaziers near Cambridge University expect a windfall.
Sunday, October 05, 2003
"No one wants to have a gorilla escape"
Boston Globe reports that Little Joe's flight from Franklin Park Zoo isn't helping Zoo New England's quest for a plusher seat at the tax trough, and that they may be forced to buck up their notably poor attempts to find private money or even do something about controlling costs.
Saturday, October 04, 2003
"looking for donor agencies"
"Project Primate," launched by India's Tripura State, purports to help conserve some fairly obscure primate species.
Friday, October 03, 2003
Well I'll be an Armadillo's Uncle!
Humans share near-identical uninitialized code patch areas with all sorts of critters.
Oh to be in Fresno, now that the Big Fresno Fair's come!
Next year, Poultry & Fowl, this year a diapered capuchin and various other rainforest denizens, diaper status not mentioned.
Thursday, October 02, 2003
"your people will enjoy gorilla viewing which will animate you"
China "gives" Uganda $3.8 million, Uganda promises gorilla watching opportunities.
Wednesday, October 01, 2003
Painting chimp honored with sculpture
"Sammy, a 25-year-old resident of South Bend's Potawatomi Zoo, has been painting, off and on for the past seven years." As part of their Celebrate the Chimps project, the Zoo commissioned dozens of sculptures of chimps. This one is supposed to be Sammy.
This story includes one of the chimp's works.
This story includes one of the chimp's works.
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