Dangerous Things In The British Outdoors
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I can personally verify that. Especially in some of the nightclubs around Swansea
And in a few of the bars here in cardigan!
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Toxoplasma. It's in the soil from cats, rats ect ect. It's a massive issue in Brazil and millions of Americans have it.
I had a cat with toxoplasmosis. It lost all motor function to its back end. He was a wonderful companion and putting him to sleep was one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make so far in life. He was like a dog cat cross. He longed for companionship and was faithful and protective like a dog bit was independent like a cat. Best of both worlds.
sounds nice, is it a mold/fungus spore thing ?I've heard of anthrax in the soil, but thats extremly rare.
Drop bears are spreading through Surrey after several breeding pairs escaped from a private menagerie in the early 80s.
I know this sounds daft but rivers. They can be deadly. No matter I where I may be in the world I always gravitate towards the river or sea, but I'm always conscious of the power they have.
Spoke to a woman this morning who's just had two dogs very badly injured by Boar up in the Dean............I think it's mating time for them, and that's always dodgy with large mammals................
Both the dogs have survived, and she freely admits that she's allowed them to chase Deer and Boar and that they're out of control when on the chase; her own fault then, I reckon....................atb mac
Both the dogs have survived, and she freely admits that she's allowed them to chase Deer and Boar and that they're out of control when on the chase; her own fault then, I reckon....................atb mac
This spider gives a nasty bite, not life threatening though.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24397065
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24397065
As my grandmother used to say whenever I had a scrape or an illness of any kind, "You'll die after it!"
As a child this used to scare me to death- almost. After passing my allotted three score years and ten, I'm beginning to hope that she was wrong.
As a child this used to scare me to death- almost. After passing my allotted three score years and ten, I'm beginning to hope that she was wrong.
Now you're talking - Wasps Are ******** - a subject close to my heart
http://gardeningboots.wordpress.com/2009/06/30/wasps-are-********/
http://gardeningboots.wordpress.com/2011/06/26/wasp-are-still-********/
http://gardeningboots.wordpress.com/2009/06/30/wasps-are-********/
http://gardeningboots.wordpress.com/2011/06/26/wasp-are-still-********/
Last year I was badly bitten by an Adder (european viper) 9in wales, it was bloomin awful (despite being very interesting, damn those things can bite fast!!!
heres me in hospital & an image of the bugger who got me!
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heres me in hospital & an image of the bugger who got me!
Last year I was badly bitten by an Adder (european viper) 9in wales, it was bloomin awful (despite being very interesting, damn those things can bite fast!!!
heres me in hospital & an image of the bugger who got me!
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How/where did it bite you? I've had them strike at a boot and bite my dog. I'm always wary of hand holds when climbing out of gullies.
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