That made me recall the time I went to a natural spring near the city. I was expecting to see a lively environment but I only saw feral cats, maybe a cat colony supported by those crazy cat people that thinks those poor kitties don't do any harm. Where I live there are also LOTS of cat colonies near the rivers, some are registered as such, some not.
But I know black mulberry leaves are used as an ingredient for human consumption. I guess in small quantities it should be safe, right? Or maybe it's because they are cooked.
Anyway, now I've learned why my phasmids (all my inverts really) love mulberry leaves more than blackberry ones. My home is full of junkies.
Isn't vit A the one we produce from carotenes? So technically we don't need to ingest the vitamin itself if we eat enough of the pro-vitamin? Am I confusing it with other vitamin?
That made me recall the time I went to a natural spring near the city. I was expecting to see a lively environment but I only saw feral cats, maybe a cat colony supported by those crazy cat people that thinks those poor kitties don't do any harm. Where I live there are also LOTS of cat colonies near the rivers, some are registered as such, some not.