#San News

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If your wondering

If all the news outlets really are factual

Here's a tip for you

GROUND News &

SAN ( Straight Arrow News )

Are two ways to fact Check your media

( be careful surfing for facts out there My May Heads )

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he did it again

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lost 50/50? skill issue

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shenanigans with nightmare and co

highly [puntable] imp

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The gang..?

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Killer giving his kitty the care and affection he never got 💗💗💗

(He started bawling)

Killer belongs to rahafwabas

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Uhhh- throws and runs

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Killer sans

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Killer wtf :( doodle comic!

Set to I Can't Decide (slight lyric alterations were intentional :3)

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https://ktla.com/news/california/goats-unleashed-by-san-manuel-tribe-as-part-of-fire-prevention-strategy/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaaJJAE-Kl55wk4vm1cYc0zjGRUEv8w6ps0HX0z-rxwwa7YXnTDCsgIU2vs_aem_0djT-2NoD-E87Ic6UeeqGw

Firefighting goats have been deployed by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians to protect tribal land and neighboring property from potentially devastating brush fires.

The goats are unleashed by the San Manuel Fire Department to eat up dry brush and grass that would normally be ideal fuel for fires — a recent fire was actually partially stopped once it reached an area cleared by the caprine crew earlier this year.

The herd, officials said, is about 400-strong and is made up of generations of goat families.

On Tuesday, the goats were treated to a feast of fruit before being sent on their brush-eating mission.

The goats will spend the next several months trimming and thinning out vegetation on the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Reservation and nearby properties in San Bernardino.

Tribal officials said the brush that covers the hillsides in and around San Manuel property is thriving and diverse, boosted by the recent history-making rainy season. The plant life is an ideal food source because goats prefer food that’s at their eye level.

The Tribe has used goats as a natural, environmentally friendly fire preventative tool since 2019; the plants get trimmed in a sustainable fashion, which allows them to survive and recover naturally overtime unlike most chemical sprays.

Tribal officials called the practice an extension of the Tribe’s “culture of lands stewardship.”

“Caring for the land is a sacred duty of the Tribe,” said Lynn Valbuena, chairwoman of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. “Stewardship is a responsibility given to our people by the Creator. No matter who owns the land.”

San Bernardino County residents shouldn’t be surprised to see the goats in the mountains fulfilling this divine task from now through the end of fire season.

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Try painting

Still my enemy

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They all look the exact same

Swap can’t deal with these two socially inept idiots /aff

Not cross catching strays 😔🙏🙏

Bonus frames for u lovleys

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this is why Error doesn’t work for Nightmare.

(idea credit to @lover-of-skellies 💛)

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utmvau silly comic : Apples VS Oranges