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Good god, that's the stuff of urban legends. Sorry for bitching, mods. I don't know what happened to my account, but everything's normal now. Google must have played tricks on me.
That usually takes a few years of marriage to happen, nice to see a professional at work.
Yes... sporadic surgeons are great professionals ...
You were talking about them, weren't you?
Gone Girl: Russian Edition
Sorry, I'll call baloney on this one until it's corroborated. The only original source is Life News, and no first-class newspaper has printed the story. (Murdoch publications aren't "newspapers" of any standard at all.) It smells of the old kidney robbery story, and real organ thieves don't bother with careful surgery, or choose prominent victims.
Considering the flood of bad news coming from all over the world, this is quite nice:
http://www.worldwildlife.org/stories/panda-population-grows-nearly-17-percent
Like, really really good news.
http://www.worldwildlife.org/stories/panda-population-grows-nearly-17-percent
Like, really really good news.
Considering the flood of bad news coming from all over the world, this is quite nice:
http://www.worldwildlife.org/stories/panda-population-grows-nearly-17-percent
Like, really really good news.
Great to see animals becoming more numerous. It would be such a boring world without them.
Same thing with the California Condor population, which at one point was just 22 birds from extinction.Considering the flood of bad news coming from all over the world, this is quite nice:
http://www.worldwildlife.org/stories/panda-population-grows-nearly-17-percent
Like, really really good news.
http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/nevada-and-west/california-condor-birth-shows-species-recovery
With the pandas, biologists literally spend years on a single panda to reintroduce them into the wild.
You mean animals other than us. We're too many already.Great to see animals becoming more numerous. It would be such a boring world without them.
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