In Japan, you can buy almost anything from a vending machine. Bottled fish soup, wigs, warm hot dogs, and even live beetles can all be purchased from conveniently located machines in and around Tokyo. But lately, a new snack has arrived on the scene. And we’ve got mixed feelings about it. In Semboku City, located […]
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2023 Holiday Rambler Armada® 40P Brings Great Indoors to the Great Outdoors A Special News Flash from our friends at Holiday Rambler… DECATUR, IN – March 31, 2023 – After making its debut at the 2023 Florida RV SuperShow in January, the 2023 Holiday Rambler® Armada 40P is making inroads with adventure-minded RVers, thanks to its […]
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What makes an animal worth saving? Are certain species more deserving of protection just because we find them cute? That’s the question posed by a new bill that’s currently making its way through Congress. Called the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, the legislation would provide funding to animals most in need of conservation—not just the ones […]
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Meg O’Neil was a lot of things. She was a skilled ice climber, an experienced outdoorswoman, and a mentor to dozens of aspiring climbers and mountaineers. And, as her final actions proved, she was also a selfless friend. On April 2, O’Neil was climbing Raven Falls, a frozen cascade in northern Utah, with two climbing […]
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If you get lost in the wilderness and are trying to survive or make your way out, one thing you do not want to do is to become prey for a hungry and wild – even if your name is Bear. Over the years, Bear Grylls has had his fair share of encounters with dangerous […]
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Canada: All-new, All-electric 2025 Ram 1500 REV Unveiled with Targeted Range Over an Unsurpassed 800 Kilometres A Special Report from our friends at Stellantis Canada Ram 1500 REV to provide customers the industry’s best combination of range, towing, payload and charge time April 5, 2023, Windsor, Ontario – The all-new, all-electric 2025 Ram 1500 REV […]
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Israeli researchers just released a new study showing that plants make tiny sounds when they’re stressed. The sounds, which can only be heard with the help of ultrasonic microphones, resemble quiet “pops” or clicks. The researchers found that whenever they cut a plant, under-watered it, or otherwise subjected it to stress, the plant would emit […]
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There’s been a lot of public lands news in the media this week, but the latest announcement deserves some special attention. Last Thursday, the Biden administration proposed a new rule that could change the way the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) stewards its 245 million acres of land. If approved, the rule could change the […]
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U.S. sales at General Motors and Ford Motor Co. rose in the first quarter and Toyota Motor Corp.’s deliveries declined for a third straight month, as inventories steadily recover from a microchip shortage and discounts, while still low, rise across much of the industry, according to an Automotive News report. The results from the industry’s […]
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Experts are mystified by a series of dolphin beachings that has killed several of the mammals and appears to have injured or weakened many others. About 40 melon-headed whale dolphins washed up on shores east of Tokyo over the last few days, and that’s just the most recent incident. This school of dolphins did get […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Published by Mike and Susan Scarpignato of RVBlogger, the April issue of RV Camping Magazine is now available. RV Camping Magazine is a monthly digital/video magazine created to entertain and inform RVers about all sorts of RV related topics. It’s perfect for full-time RVers, weekend warriors and beginners alike. Each month’s issue features full-time RV YouTubers and […]
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Jayco President Ken Walters joins Rick Kessler and Gary Gerard of RVBusiness for a Capitol Talk discussion on the company’s recent partnerships – with Goshen Health, National RV Training Academy and Harvest Hosts – as well as his thoughts on the current state of the market. The RVBusiness Capitol Talk video series is sponsored by […]
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In March of 2022, a toddler named Lena was living the three-year-old dream. She was on vacation with her parents in Costa Rica, and she had a slice of cake all to herself. But as she was nibbling her treat, a wild iguana appeared out of nowhere (cue Pokémon battle music). It swooped onto the […]
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Two tiger cubs orphaned in India are getting ready to be reintroduced to the wild. But at just eight months old and without a mother to protect them, how’s it possible to do that safely? The answer: nice and slow. The cubs were rescued about a month ago when their mother, a wild tigress known […]
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Now that it’s officially spring, it’s officially spring cleaning time – but what if you pull out some old biking gear from the back of the closet, and realize it’s time to replace it? Fear not, the Pro’s Closet is having a huge sale (including up to 30% off all mountain bikes), and we’ve highlighted […]
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An orangutan named Zoe in a Virginia zoo named has been taking lessons in mothering from the human zookeepers who care for her. Zoe wasn’t able to nurse her first child, so, when her youngest baby was born recently, staff came up with an idea: Why not have a zookeeper who also happened to be […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is a News & Insights report from the RV Industry Association (RVIA). Anna Parker, Patrick Industries’ new vice president of marketing, is launching into the next act of her career. After spending more than 15 years in the marketing and advertising industry working with prominent companies ranging from Coca Cola to […]
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WASHINGTON — U.S. job openings slipped to 9.9 million in February, fewest since May 2021 and a sign that the job market may be starting to cool, which would be welcome news for the inflation fighters at the Federal Reserve, according to an Associated Press report. Vacancies fell from 10.6 million in January, the Labor […]
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Ever wanted to own your very own thundering herd of rhinoceroses? If you’ve got $10 million to spare, it could be your lucky day. David Hume, a South African conservationist and entrepreneur, has announced plans to auction off his rhinoceros farm, which he founded 14 years ago to help combat poaching. He started the farm […]
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For the first time in more than half a century, humans are heading back to the moon. NASA has announced the names of the four astronauts who will embark on Artemis II for a fly-by sightseeing tour scheduled for late next year. The crew is made up of three Americans—Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, […]
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