Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Wild is wild
I always look forward to reading the local newspapers because they deal almost strictly with Santarém people and events. The February 29, 2008 edition of O Impacto really caught my attention because of two articles about wild animals- a black-caiman that ate a fisherman and a large anaconda snake found right here in the city. The front page features photographs of both, plus another of three children whose bodies were carbonized in a house that caught on fire. I won't bother my readers with the details of the last article, but the first two are demonstrative of the fact that there's still some wildness left in the wild.
Labels:
Amazon River,
Animals,
Community,
Nature photography,
People,
Reception,
Santarém,
Tapajós River,
Woods
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1 comment:
Gruesome, but interesting, too.
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