'They have to be un-alived': Wildlife officials encourage Floridians to eat this invasive rodent
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service encourages people to eat nutria to combat the invasive species causing environmental damage.
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Classic Melee Combat Game ‘GORN’ is Getting a Sequel Later This Year on Quest, PC VR & PSVR 2
GORN (2019), the comically violent combat game from Free Lives, is getting a sequel that aims to bring a double dose of madcap melee mayhem, coming to all major VR headsets later this year. GORN 2 is ...