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8 PEOPLE ARRESTED: Dismembered body found in Livingston Parish. This stems from bizarre missing persons case out of Ascension Parish » https://buff.ly/2LIQzlp
Video shows disgusting pollution in the Dominican Republic. People are trying to clean up tons of plastic, but waves of new trash wash up every day on the shores. https://bit.ly/2v075pW
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"I'd do my utmost to ensure that the taxpayer didn't pay any money at all" The Acting Prime Minister opposes paying anything to disgraced NBC host Matt Lauer so Kiwis can access their own bush and mountains
Judges in SC and California have ordered carriers to disable nearly 200 contraband cellphones used by inmates to orchestrate crimes behind and outside prison walls, the most sweeping order of its kind ever won by corrections officials. https://bit.ly/2mFKJGw?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WSPA_7News
Please read this thread to see what we deal with here in Canada after every terrorist attack https://twitter.com/manny_ottawa/status/1021532903564431360
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A U.S. research group has said that North Korea has started dismantling key facilities at its main satellite launch site in what appears to be a step toward fulfilling a commitment made by leader Kim Jong Un at his summit with President Donald Trump in June.
CAVE CREEK, Arizona —
Three people were caught on camera stealing “psychedelic toads” from an Arizona park.
According to AZ Family, it happened just before 10 p.m. July 19 at Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area.
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Maricopa County Parks and Recreations posted videos showing toads being placed into plastic shopping bags. One clip seemingly shows a toad moving around in the bag.
The toads are Sonoran Desert toads, also known as Colorado River toads. They are among the largest toads native to North America, according to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
"Sonoran Desert toads have extremely potent, defensive toxins that are released from several glands ... in the skin," DesertMuseum.org explains. "Animals that harass this species generally are intoxicated through the mouth, nose, or eyes. Dog owners should be cautious: the toxins are strong enough to kill full grown dogs that pick up or mouth the toads."
The toxins have hallucinogenic properties, leading some of the creatures to be victims of "toad licking."
According to a Los Angeles Times article from 1994, the toxins contain “a chemical makeup similar to LSD."
Steve Curry with Banner Health said that "toad licking can be extremely dangerous."
"It's not possible to lick or eat toad venom, and hallucinate without risking or experiencing severe life threatening toxicity, such as convulsions or irregular heart beat," said Curry.
The suspects, two young men and a woman, were in the conservation area about two hours after it had closed for the night.
The Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area wrote that the three violated Park Rule R-109, which involves vandalism and prohibits “[d]estroying, damaging, or removing … any county property or property administered by the department.” That includes toads, other wildlife, and any other "natural resources."
While the toads are not a protected species, the suspects removed the creatures without permission. The Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area's Facebook post refers to the incident as "natural resource theft."
"It's just a really strange, really bizarre kind of tragic deal," said Randy Babb, with Arizona Game and Fish.
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Will be interesting to live stream the clean out of Occupy Ice in Portland today, thinking of making popcorn 🍿
President Donald Trump is considering revoking the security clearances of six former top national security officials who have been critical of his administration, a move that opponents and experts say would be an unprecedented politicization of the clearance process >> https://buff.ly/2mDSvAw
@retiredDep we call them cane toads