Bear sightings, attacks in Florida raise safety questions and discussion
Two serious attacks and an unprecedented rise in the animal’s population have caused a recent bear scare among Floridians.
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Two serious attacks and an unprecedented rise in the animal’s population have caused a recent bear scare among Floridians.
Listen up, Gainesville dog owners: It’s time to cut the s**t.
On Saturday night, an Orlando woman was mauled in her driveway by a black bear. In the past few days, five bears have been killed by wildlife officials in search of the bear that initiated the attack, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
If all I ever did with my life was watch television and read magazines, this is how I would envision my life should be: I should marry a white heterosexual man, have a few rambunctious children, stay at home and use my new Swiffer WetJet and Dyson vacuum, go to the gym for yoga, buy the newest beauty products, sell my clothes when they go out of style and eat Special K cereal until I have the right measurements.
Their fear has caged them into silence. They have done what they can to hide their identities. But oftentimes, it’s not enough to escape the threats and harassment.
Veg-heads are celebrating UF’s latest vegan victory.
When I put Santa Paws on Tinder, I expected the occasional cat lover to swipe right. What I got was an overwhelming response from shirtless bros, UF athletes and older men spitting game at a kitten.
Rob Schneider is a long way from his “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo” days.
Something smells fishy under the sea, and it may lead to better bomb detection.
Sit down, dim the lights and put on some soft upbeat music. We’re going to talk about porn.
I have a confession to make — I have a Tinder account.
A tiny paintbrush. White gesso. Radiohead’s live concert on tape.
Kaitlin Deglman’s birthday celebration went out with a bang.
Last week, I wrote about the Taco Libre Party, an offshoot of the Students Party whose goal is to bring a Taco Bell to UF’s campus. Upon closer inspection, though, it was clear that the Taco Libre party is the creation of frustrated opposition members trying to generate interest in Student Government in the shadow of the domineering Swamp Party.
Gotham isn’t the only city with a soft spot for bats.
After a 2-year-old giraffe was shot and killed Sunday morning at a Denmark zoo, some UF professors and students are calling it harsh and unnecessary.
While residents are bundling up to cope with lower temperatures this winter, manatees are finding warm refuge of their own.
The U.S. federal government is not known for always making the best choices. In some states, it’s legal to marry your first cousin but not a member of the same sex. However, one of America’s biggest flubs is the propagation of alcohol and the criminalization of marijuana.
The sun stayed home on Thursday. A brisk sub-40 temperature combined with the occasional raindrop made for a dreary day of baseball at McKethan Stadium.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus came to Gainesville for the first time in its more than 100-year history, and many animal rights activists wanted to make sure it will be the last.