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After 20 years of legal challenges, the largest dam removal in history is returning the Klamath River in California to its natural state.

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A student born without a left arm has a "new lease of life" thanks to her prosthetic limb with painted-on veins, freckles and acrylic nails.

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Engineers are making concrete stronger by giving coffee grounds a “double shot” at life to reduce waste going to landfills.

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Kindness matters. ❤️

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Always hungry! 😍🐦🐦An Eurasian hoopoe (Upupa epops)🐦


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How to make a Maca Smoothie

Maca has a long history of use as a nourishing food. It is one of the few edible crops that thrive at high elevation in the Andes. The tuber is rich in protein, fiber, essential amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins (B2, C and niacin), and minerals (calcium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, selenium, and boron). The fresh hypocotyls (the radish like root) are sometimes pit cooked. Usually they are broiled and mashed and then added to milk to make a nourishing porridge. In addition, the powdered root is used as a flour for breads or cakes. It is also fermented to make a low-alcohol beverage known as chichi de maca.

Maca Smoothie

1 frozen banana
8 ounces milk or nut/grain milk (almond, cashew, soy, coconut or oat)
1-2 teaspoons maca powder (you can also replace this with ashwagandha or shatavari powder)
1-3 dried dates (chopped and frozen) or 2 teaspoons lucuma powder
1/4-1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 ounces nut butter (cashew, almond, sunflower, or peanut)

Put all ingredients except the nut butter in a blender; blend until smooth. Add the nut butter and blend until fully incorporated.

This blog is intended as an informational guide. The remedies, approaches and techniques described herein are meant to supplement, and not be a substitute for professional medical care or treatment. They should not be used to treat a serious ailment without prior consultation with a qualified health care professional.

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4 More Days Text NOW For Reservations
Covid Safe 🎃SPOOKY🎃 Safari Tour &
🎃 Socially Distanced Pumpkin Patch’s 🎃
***RESERVATION ONLY-LIMITED SPACE***
TEXT 561-350-6948 FOR RESERVATIONS
$13 pp Pre Book By Sept 18 $3 off pp
SPOOKY Safari Tours Will Run Every Week Starting
Sept 19-Nov 1 Every WED-SUN

Covid Safe SPOOKY Safari Tour $13 pp
🧟‍♂️There will be Some Scares🧟‍♀️ (Kid Friendly)
Headless Horseman will be there & More
All While Meeting & Learning about some of our Amazing Animals 🎃🙊🐢🦘🐐🐏🐴🐪🦓🐄🐖🐒
It’s Our Way Of Keeping Things Somewhat
Festive For This Fall
Covid Safe SPOOKY Safari & Socially Distanced Pumpkin Patch 🎃
Each Vehicle will Have their Own Private Pumpkin Patch To Choose Pumpkins From 🎃 and take photos at - if you want to stay in the car no worries we can bring Pumpkins to your Car 🎃

During The SPOOKY Safari Tour - We Bring Animals To Your Car Window - Sloth, Otter, Lemur, Tortoise, & More

There Will also be some Family Friendly Scares & Decorations
With A Socially Distanced Pumpkin Patch - W/ Pumpkins For Sale price range $7 - $15

Available Wednesday-Sunday 9am - 6pm
Pre Book By Sept 18 At $10 per person - Under 2 Free - After Pre Booking Price is $13 pp
RESERVATION ONLY By Text 561-350-6948
Space will be limited Text early for your spot
Located in West Boynton
WWW.AnimalEDventures.COM

What You Can Expect
While Animal EDventure Park is closed Temporarily we are offering a SAFE No contact Guided Safari Tour From Your Car at our Home/Farm . Each group will be assigned their own personal tour guide that will educate and interact with you over the phone during the entire tour.
Their will be Up Close Encounters With
Sloth, Zebra, Otter, Lemur, Tortoise & More 😳
It’s Covid Safe so no Touching but we get right up to your window if it’s Closed & 10 Feet Away if it’s Opened with 🦘🙊 🐢🦓
You will also See, Meet & Learn About Kangaroos, Camels, Horses, Porcupine, Farm Animals like Cow, Sheep, Pig, Goats & Other Amazing Animals 😱
These tours were developed to bring in lost revenue from our Animal Parks Temporary Closure due to what is going on & provide a SAFE, EDUCATIONAL & FUN activity for People of all ages in our local community..
Expect tour to last 30-45 minutes
Proceeds Go Towards The Housing, Care & Feeding of Our Amazing Animals 🦓🦘🐪🐴🐄🐢🐐🐏🙊
Tour Rules
Must Book & Pay in Advance Using Zelle Or Venmo
Reservation Only- Text 561-350-6948 AnyTime
Once paid we give you our address
We are Located in West Boynton
These Tours are NOT at our Animal Park at Bedners but a few minutes away
Due to what’s going on there is
Absolutely NO Human or Animal Contact while on our Property & No getting Out Of Your Car Unless its to pick out a Pumpkin
Rain policy - we reschedule if it’s bad rain or lightning
Cancellation policy - call day before to reschedule
No Shows= no credit or rescheduling
No Refunds only credit or reschedules

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The answer to this week's Herbal Trivia question is Oak Bark (Quercus spp.). "One of our strongest vegetable astringents is derived from the bark of this common deciduous tree."

Oak bark is one of the strongest vegetable astringents (it contains 15-20% tannins) and is best used topically for
capillary bleeding, hemorrhoids, bruises, nosebleeds (epistaxis) - as a nasal do**he, oozing ulcers, and for periodontal disease and aphthous stomatitis (as a mouthwash).

It can be used as a sitz bath for episiotomies, re**al fissures, or hemorrhoids. Use it with Calendula flowers and Lavender essential oil.

It can be used acutely for internal conditions such as diarrhea, dysentery (combine it with carminatives such as Ginger, Cardamom, or Cinnamon), or gastric bleeding (use it with Tienqi, Yarrow and Plantain leaf/root). In animal studies, Oak Bark extract significantly reduced gastric bleeding and ethanol-induced stomach lesions.

This blog is intended as an informational guide. The remedies, approaches and techniques described herein are meant to supplement, and not be a substitute for professional medical care or treatment. They should not be used to treat a serious ailment without prior consultation with a qualified health care professional. Image: Jim Champion / own work https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode.