oho dont worry squirrel found it for u
I’ve fitted the cross with a bloody great cornu,
There was a male chimpanzee at a zoo in Florida who used to get "excited" around female keepers. It annoyed the keepers somewhat. (The chimpanzee had been the pet of a human family and only came to the zoo when he got too big and strong to handle safely.)I think, most animals are able to understand what is good for them and in the first video "Animals and power of music", there is this blonde - probably Scandinavian - farmer woman calling her cows to leave their grassland meadows and to come "home" to their cowshed in the evening before it is getting very cold at night.
She is not really making music for her cows but the cows obviously know that she is caring for them and they follow her calls easily.
And who knows really how much "beauty" may mean for animals? Maybe, many domestic animals (and also many human men?) would follow such a voice from a beautiful blonde human woman in the evening calling them for coming home?
We get tomatoes of many colours now, at least in the season (my friendly neighbours grow them and give me plenty) - from pale cream through to deep purple. They taste good, but so do ordinary-coloured home-grown tomatoes, much better than tasteless supermarket ones.
one day was have sow from bought seeds in shop in pot yellow coctail tomatoes they was so sweet not to compared even to those from shop also was worrying some about pollination of they flowers to have fruits but think bees do work when put pot outisde of loggia or just mine paw do work read somwhere u need snap fingers to tomato flower and will be pollination then happen also was know one person who have parroting me but was have full loggia of tomatoes normal medium size and red in pots and probarly cuz cannot do it in garden cuz was not have this person garden and then even whole loggia on summer was being to hot for they build with dark blue material to protect tomatoes farm from heavy sun and also she not need then to buying tomatoes on sandwiches and also have full pantry of tomatoes juice for making tomato soup
Yeah it's quite shockingMuch too violent pictures for this forum!
The gifts of the "new" world to the old include maize (corn), potatoes, and tomatoes (also syphilis, supposedly, but that's a separate topic). The latter two are nightshades, and can indeed be poisonous in some parts--"eyes" which have sprouted in potatoes supposedly should not be eaten. I think people have reduced the risks through selective breeding. (After all, "bitter" almonds and apple seeds contain cyanide). One of my many books says that plants, being sedentary, defend themselves with chemical warfare. It's true. That's why so many plants have "medicinal" properties--they affect mammalian physiology. Some mushrooms are deadly--causing liver damage when that organ tries to detoxify various compounds, but mostly plants try to make a predator sick as a lesson which prevents further predation. I read that those little colorful "poison arrow" frogs you see in zoos are not poisonous in captivity, because they don't make their toxins themselves but get them by sequestering them from the beetles they eat in the wild, which in turn get them from plants.
In the Midwest, "friendly neighbors" usually sell their tomatoes and peppers (sweet and hot) but try to dump their surplus zuchinnis on all and sundry. They're big and don't have much taste. They're also prolific. People come into work with shopping bags full hoping to unload them.
