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Why some South American indigenous tribes give their dogs psychedelic drugs

Why some South American indigenous tribes give their dogs psychedelic drugs

The Future The Shuar and Quichua peoples use hallucinogenic plants to enhance the abilities of the dogs who help them survive in the rainforest. Like most humans, the Shuar and Quichua indigenous tribes of Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia have a special relationship with dogs. But in the Amazon, that bond can mean life or death, and dogs are treated particularly well, especially as hunting companions or . The Quichua believe dogs have souls and . In some cases, Shuar women will breastfeed puppies alongside their children.According to Shuar belief, dogs are a blessing from the earth mother,...

September 9, 2019
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Trump administration proposes 11th-hour plan to strip California desert protections

Trump administration proposes 11th-hour plan to strip California desert protections

This article is more than 1 year oldThis article is more than 1 year oldPlan would open up desert areas to mining projects, eliminating up to 2.2m acres of conservation landsSupported byLast modified on Mon 18 Jan 2021 05.17 ESTThe outgoing is proposing to strip away protections for millions of acres of California desert, threatening damage to Joshua trees, desert tortoises and landmarks.The plan would open up California’s desert areas to mining projects, eliminate up to 2.2m acres of conservation lands, as well as remove 1.8m acres designated as (Acecs).Acecs are regions given special...

January 18, 2021
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Fight to protect Joshua trees faces stiff local opposition in California

Fight to protect Joshua trees faces stiff local opposition in California

This article is more than 2 years oldThis article is more than 2 years oldCampaigners who say the striking desert plant is endangered hope the state will act but officials complain of ‘red tape’Supported byLast modified on Thu 20 Aug 2020 14.31 EDTOn Thursday, the California fish and game commission (FGC) will vote on a petition that, if approved, will grant the yucca plants temporary protected status for a year while the agency conducts a study.But local government officials say that granting additional protections to the plant will hinder real estate development and cause undue economic...

August 20, 2020
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