Category Archives: Mice and rodents

Bushmeat

Posted on August 6, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Its deep seated in the culture In the tradition of a place In Africa it is illegal And these days a disgrace Wild and feral animals The sick ones too can be Victims in the killing Which is why now … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa, animal diseases, Animal Rights, animals used for food, Bats, Ebola, Environmental Poems, Gorillas in the wild, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts), Mice and rodents, Pangolin trade in exotic species, slaughterhouses and operatives, Starvation and the Poor | Leave a comment

RIver Bend San Francisco

Posted on December 14, 2016 by Rex Tyler

The nobility of the wild and free With a pedigree and an ancestry In a rustic space where every face Has humility its just wants to be Part of the whole conceived of soul Unpretentiously its role Inoffensive unassuming Unseen … Continue reading →

Posted in activism, Activism in art, Animal Rights, Beavers, Bees, Environmental Poems, Films to amaze, Indigenous People, Mice and rodents, The Sabbats and the old craft, Trees our silent friends, Where friends live, wild birds | Leave a comment

Three screams

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Rex Tyler

Back in the dusty old annals in China Eating, something rare Gave much to the diner A social standing that was their thought And communal wealth clearly was sought These kind of people had little regard For animal species and … Continue reading →

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Guangdong’s total shame

Posted on December 7, 2015 by Rex Tyler

Guangdong in Southern China Boasts a frightful taste The menu’s depict a wealth Of horrors Its something diners faced For years but this latest Delicacy Is rodents in a sauce “3 squeaks” thats live baby mice Shows me How much … Continue reading →

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