/paddleboardfloridaYou’ve decided to get a stand-up paddle board. Congratulations! You’re about to enjoy nature, core workouts, and the rare thrill of standing on water like a calm, outdoorsy wizard. You’re also about to discover that paddle boards come in approximately 9,000 varieties, and every
/raccoonsRaccoons look like cute bandits, but they operate like a software update you didn’t approve. Quick Raccoon 101 (aka “why they’re so good at crime”): They’re not “washing” food — those little dunk-and-rub moves are mostly them feeling stuff. Their front paws are super sensitive,
/petsPets are undefeated at turning minor events into major theater. Some examples from the field: Dog steps in one (1) raindrop → refuses to walk, requests carriage. Cat’s food bowl is 20% empty → calls a meeting with HR. New object in the room (box, bag, air purifier) → DEFCON 1
/floridaWhen Florida hits 55°F, two species emerge: 1) The Local Floridian Wearing a hoodie like it’s summit gear Heat on in the car Says “it’s FREEZING” with sincerity Owns exactly one “winter coat” and it’s from a theme park gift shop 2) The Transplant / Visitor Shorts, sandals,
/exotic-pet-careLegal with a “personal pet” style permit (clear example: Florida) Florida explicitly treats raccoons as Class III wildlife and says Class III wildlife as a personal pet requires the “PPNC” permit, listing “raccoon” as a common Class III species requiring a permit. Process (Flori
/paddleboardfloridaBuoyancy and stability Saltwater = more buoyant. Because saltwater is denser, your board (and you) float a bit higher. That usually feels slightly more stable and “easier to stand on.” Freshwater = a touch less buoyant. Not dramatic, but beginners sometimes notice it feels a ha
/floridaFlorida gets stereotyped as theme parks and beaches, but the best way to understand the state is from water level — sliding a kayak into a spring run so clear it looks fake, drifting under mangroves that feel like a green tunnel, or watching a manatee roll by like it owns the pla
/paddleboardfloridaYour board is treated like a vessel in many places. Florida Fish and Wildlife notes that (outside designated swimming/surfing/bathing areas) paddleboards are classified as vessels under U.S. Coast Guard rules—meaning you need the usual safety basics. Bring these every time: A U
/paddleboardflorida1) “I want to see everything under my board” (Springs) Silver Springs State Park is famous for crystal water and a wildlife bingo card that can include manatees (seasonal), birds, and more. Weeki Wachee River is a classic “float through old Florida” paddle with clear water and
/petsMeet Coral Irie Reef, the blonde raccoon who’s turned everyday life into a tiny, fuzzy caper. Equal parts cute and chaos, Coral’s idea of “fun” usually involves curious paws, mischievous sniffs, and a talent for turning ordinary moments into how did that happen? highlights. If yo
/exotic-pet-careTitle: Why Is Buying a Raccoon Harness Like Shopping in 1843? Okay, I need to vent. You can buy a harness for: a 1.5 lb chihuahua who hates walking a 10 lb cat who also hates walking a hamster (???) and, somehow, a chicken in three fashionable prints But the moment you typ
/exotic-pet-careWelcome! 👋 This community is for people who keep (or are learning to keep) exotic pets—reptiles, birds, fish, amphibians, inverts, and mammals—who want practical, kind, and responsible care advice. Care for the uncommon — together. What this community is for Setup help: enclo
/raccoonsHey everyone — I’m Annmarie and this is my first Digg post. 👋If you’re here because you love raccoons (or you’re considering caring for one), welcome! I’m starting a series on pet raccoon care—the real-life, practical side of it, including: Diet basics: what’s safe vs. what’s
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