This is close enough https://apnews.com/article/alaska-anchorage-wildlife-birds-99b4db455f6d8bd9d18db091d0eeacb7
Canada: mountain goat kills attacking grizzly bear with ‘dagger-like’ horns | Canada theguardian.com/world/...
Canada releases 50 million pounds from maple syrup reserve amid global shortage https://nypost.com/2021/11/26/canad...-maple-syrup-stockpile/?utm_source=reddit.com
Netflix’s “Dirty Money” has a great episode on the maple syrup cartel. I think it’s called The Maple Syrup Heist. My mind was blown watching it, but in hindsight the Canadian Maple syrup racket makes total sense.
Once it’s bottled and stored in a cool or room temperature environment it will last awhile. If you open it tho you are on the clock.
Don’t know where else to put this, but the comments are hilarious. This guy is some sort of politician.
Hitting my buddies farm tomorrow to go sugar bushing. I’ll bring this up as it will make me sound more informed.
Dude you live in a country that has the 4th of July and you’re shocked when other countries have the same thing..?
Well, I'm not one to start a new thread just because it's not about a moose shutting down an airport or something
Can I just say something here? Between this, the Jamal Khashoggi murder, N. Korea hiring teenage girls to murder a dude, etc, anyone else sorta disillusioned by how non-badass international high value assassinations are irl?
Runaway Kangaroo Punched Police Officer In The Face Before It Was Subdued Spoiler Photo: all images copyright of Jamie Lamb - elusive-images.co.uk / Moment / Getty Images An escaped kangaroo was captured after four days on the run in Canada. The kangaroo escaped from Oshawa Zoo and Fun Farm while being transported to a zoo in Quebec. "It is not our kangaroo," Cameron Preyde, the Oshawa Zoo and Fun Farm Park Supervisor, told CBC Toronto. "We were meant to be a hotel stop for this particular creature on its way to a zoo in Quebec. As the animal handlers last night were trying to unload the animal, it jumped over their heads and escaped." After four days of searching for the kangaroo, authorities finally managed to capture it. The Durham Regional Police received an emergency call on Monday (December 4) night about a kangaroo sighting in Oshawa and dispatched officers to the area where it was last seen. The officers were briefed by the kangaroo's handlers on the best way to capture the marsupial. "Fun fact: The safest way to capture a kangaroo is to grab it by its tail!" the police said in a statement. Two officers located the kangaroo and tried to capture it. While they managed to subdue the animal, it managed to punch one of the officers in the face. "Only one of the officers was struck in the face during the apprehension, but he'll be just fine, and we won't be continuing the investigation," Staff Sergeant Chris Boileau said. The kangaroo was returned safely to its handlers and will continue on its trip to Quebec. I am only posting here, because the cops didn't kill it after getting punched in the face like an American cop would
Little dude was flying https://toronto.citynews.ca/video/2023/12/04/missing-kangaroo-found-safe-in-oshawa/