Well they can fly to too.
Sometime ago (20yr) we had a member of the ASPCA checking on some horses in a field
next to are farm. A big dust devil came a long and picked up the woman, carried
her over the fence and dropped her 10 ft away. She didn't land well, but she walked
away from the landing. ;>) She was very lucky.
One of the papers and a radio station had a lot of fun with it.
I have seen a lot of dust devils come through are hay fields and make a big mess.
I have seen a column of cut hay pulled up 80-90 in the air. It comes down in trees
and over power lines. But I have never had a plane handy at the time.
I hope I will, when the next one comes through.
Howard
SLC, UT.
Bill Harris wrote:
> Hey! Watch out-- we don't want to get the ASPCA on our tails...
>
> --Bill
>
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> Depends on how hard you kick'em. :-}
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> > Subject: [RCSE] Can hornytoads fly?
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> > A little off subject but;
> > I saw a hornytoad at my local slope yesterday, and being shaped like a
> > flying
> > squirrel, wondered if they could glide.
> > Anyone know?
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