Post by Brian Roebuck on Jul 6, 2008 8:09:04 GMT -5
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Don't rescue that snake!
In Pre-Columbian times, North American caves were seldom visited by humans, especially those with vertical pit entrances. Animals that require cave habitats for survival (troglobites) pretty much had the caves to themselves. Some epigean (living above ground) critters occasionally fell into pit entrances and couldn’t climb out, and so died and became food for cave animals.
floridadayadventures.blogspot.com/2008/07/dont-rescue-that-snake.html
Go Buford!!!
Don't rescue that snake!
In Pre-Columbian times, North American caves were seldom visited by humans, especially those with vertical pit entrances. Animals that require cave habitats for survival (troglobites) pretty much had the caves to themselves. Some epigean (living above ground) critters occasionally fell into pit entrances and couldn’t climb out, and so died and became food for cave animals.
floridadayadventures.blogspot.com/2008/07/dont-rescue-that-snake.html
Go Buford!!!