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A red panda cub is being considered a miracle.The cub was born at the Paradise Wildlife Park in England.The zoo wasn t expecting a cub after their adult male died. However, they learned the adult female was pregnant two weeks after his death.The zoo had been unsuccessfully trying to breed the pandas for the last four years. The cub appears to be doing well. Zookeepers are keeping
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WHITEFISH BAY 鈥?While most of us have stressed about our lawns and the lack of rain this summer, Kristina Paris has just sat back and watched her garden grow. Oh, this is my little tiny garden. I ve
stanley quencher gotten rid of all the grass in front and created a pollinator garden, Paris said.Paris has turned the front yard of her Whitefish Bay home into a pollinator garden designed to attract and feed one specific critter -- the monarch butterfly. It s an incredible creature. It goes from this tiny little pin-sized egg and within a month it
stanley cups uk turns into a monarch butterfly, she said, enthusiastically explaining why her yard looks so different than the others on her block.Instead of grass and shrubs, Paris planted milkweed. That s the only thing caterpillars eat.She also added pollinator plants, giving grown-up monarchs a butterfly buffet. I thought why not she said. Why not create a nice little place for them t
stanley quencher o eat and the benefit is there are other creatures that come here too. Inside her home, there s more.A room just off her kitchen is a caterpillar nursery.Paris brings the tiny eggs inside for protection and watches them grow under glass and plastic domes.She will release them outside when the caterpillars begin their transformation into butterflies.But it all starts in front of her house -- with a kind of monarch waystation.In a few weeks, the butterflies will start feeding here, getting fat before a 2,000-mile flight to Mexico for the winter. So they need a waystation to reall
