However, the CDC continues to go out of its way to stigmatize masks, not listing it in its core prevention strategies for respiratory viruses, and calling it an “additional” prevention strategy instead.
As I was leaving my in-laws' house of a foggy evening, rounding the back of my car I looked up and made direct eye contact with a doe on the edge of the road about ten yards away. We stared at each other until a noise from the house startled us both and she darted back into the trees.
I was crossing Somerville Ave and saw these people in front of me sort of startle and then 5 furry baby raccoons and 1 mother raccoon ran across the street like bank robbing tumble weeds.
Walking through the suburbs late one night, I saw a cat run across a shadowy lawn and I did the kitty c’mere sound to call it over. It stopped, turned and walked toward me into the light… and it was a fox.
Ultimately, I was unable to coax the fox over.
2 am. The Gunflibt Trail. Driving back to camp on Devil Track Lake after an emergency high-speed run to a vet in Duluth bc my dog had an allergic reaction to a bug bite. A moose wandered into the road and stopped and stared me down. It was huge and its eyes glowed in my headlight
I saw what looked like an ugly dog crossing the road. As I got closer, I wondered what it was, it was vaguely familiar, but I knew I hadn't seen one before. I got close to get as many details as possible and it showed no fear at my approach.
That's because it was a wolverine.
