Exotic pets fuel growing US problem in urban areas
Eight foot python sparked panic in Peoria and a nationwide rise of exotic animals kept as pets. The piece notes affluent owners, illegal city rules, and cases from New York to Phoenix, including monkeys, ocelots, lions, piranha, and parrots, with experts cautioning about safety, welfare, and ecological impact.
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Youth Sets New Rocking Record in Michigan
Dennis Mori, 16, sat in an early American swivel rocker in Buchanan Michigan and rocked for 153 consecutive hours, surpassing the 150 hour Guinness record. He noted he did not wear shoes the entire time and changed socks after they wore out.
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