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"O leão é um bicho perigoso porque ele come qualquer tipo de outros animais.
A comida preferida do leão é a gazela. A gazela corre muito rápido, quase na mesma velocidade do leopardo.
Os tigres estão lutando para marcar o território e ver quem é o alfa.
Alfa é o tigre mais forte. Eles também lutam para proteger a sua família.
O leão come até a girafa, mesmo ela sendo alta. O pulo dele dá para pegar a girafa.
A comida preferida do tigre é a mesma do leão.
O rinoceronte tem um chifre para proteger a sua família do leão, do tigre e dos jacarés. Ele usa o chifre para dar chifradas.
O jacaré quando está dentro da água morde a tromba do elefante, quando ele vai beber água.
A pisada de um elefante pode quebrar um animal, porque o peso dele é muito forte.
Pergunta surpresa!
Qual desses animais não 'faz' parte da Savana?
O urso, porque eles moram nas florestas tropicais".
Hofstra reporters fed back content from the Republican National Convention in Tampa, FL on August 25- 31, 2012
Local TV reporter interviews these young women who were part of the protest against President Trump who was to speak later at a nearby convention center in Wildwood, N.L.
Here's me being a reporter with a half of a building behind me. Yes I am smiling...but it was pretty grueling to day after day meet so many sad people. At the same time it was pretty incredible and I am thankful that I saw this. I hope my time here can make a difference. (Photo: Cathy Beloeil/www.phiphi-releve-toi)
SUFFOLK DOWNS - July 9, 2016 - Race 1
MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT - Thoroughbred
TO BE RUN OVER NATIONAL FENCES FOR MAIDENS, FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Four Year Olds, 147 lbs.; Older, 154 lbs.
Two And One Sixteenth Miles On The Hurdle Track Record: (Miguel Grau - 3:41.73 - July 9, 2016)
Purse: $30,000
Weather:Cloudy Track:Firm
Off at: 12:36 Start: Good for all
6 - Reporter (Norris, Kieran)
4 - Meteoroid (Young, Paddy)
5 - Bishop's Castle (Geraghty, Ross)
Right next to a piece suggesting that anonymity will be the way of things, a reporter posts a TV feature request. Hoping he/she doesn't take them up on it...
This art appears in alleyways, under overpasses, and hidden in the steel trusses of the El. Not collected up and showcased for public consumption. Maybe I can't speak with authority because I'm not the one putting it up, so I don't know how they want it appreciated. But as an observer, part of my enjoyment is the thrill of the hunt and the discovery.
I know I document and catalog the art here, but still...Go out there and find it. Enjoy it. Don't turn on the news to learn about it.
...or is it all a tricky law enforcement scheme? Never can trust the man.
"I have been collecting photos of your work for the past year...I think some of this art may be the work of other folks as well. I'm a big fan... I'm a TV producer & I'm dying to do a story on you and the beautiful work that you do! Would of course be a story where I would conceal your identity. If you are interested please contact me at alexjones143@gmail.com -> I put this up in the hopes of contacting you."
Just seems a little weird to me.
Ls participantes de identibuzz Potugalete realizan entrevistas a sus vecinos y vecinas para representar la diversidad multicultural del municipio.
Our State Reporter has a great smile. She knows that she has a big job to do, telling the story for 63,911 FFA members in the state!!! She plans to take about 3,000 photographs this year!!!
As well as being spruiked on Yass FM 100.3 and an interview with local ABC to be broadcast state wide, a lovely reporter from the Yass Tribune came out and spent some time with the Nannas.