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Thursday, November 14, 2024

Bits and Bites from Around the World > Crickets - Yummm; Fruit tree vandals in Vancouver

 Yummy! Another brilliant investment by the hapless Liberal government of Canada. No wonder Canada's debt now exceeds $2bn.


#REPORT: An edible cricket factory in London, Ontario has laid off two thirds of its employees just one year after receiving $8.5 MILLION in funding from taxpayers via the Trudeau Liberals, who viewed it as an environmentally friendly alternative to meat.
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‘I assumed they were just some delinquent kids’: Unusual B.C. vandals caught on camera


When trees started being cut down in a Vancouver neighbourhood, residents started to wonder who the culprit was.

In early October, residents of the Southlands neighbourhood, on the western side of Vancouver, found fruit trees cut down so they decided to set up a security camera to catch the thief.


As it turns out, it was Canada’s national animal.

Beavers were coming and chopping down the trees, then taking home the branches and eating the fruit.

Click to play video: 'Orphaned baby beavers capturing hearts on Okanagan livestream'
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Orphaned baby beavers capturing hearts on Okanagan livestream

“I assumed they were just some delinquent kids with an axe,” Alex Frasier with Southlands Heritage Farm told Global News.

“I was shocked, I never thought we had an urban beaver problem. We are still within Vancouver city limits, but Southlands is pretty rural, so really we’re in their territory.”

Kaiser said when he realized it was beavers, he was relieved.

He has also begun to cover some tree trunks with wire to avoid more of his trees being taken.




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