Merlin of 43 Folders wrote a funny review of a PBS program called Animals Behaving Worse.
I'm not much of a fan of nature programs, and regrettably, Animals Behaving Worse did not erect my flagging interest. In fact, I only made it through two of the program's segments (crazy squirrels steal yellow ribbons! mischievous foxes steal newspapers!) before slinking back to reruns of The Office on BBC America.
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I suspect that if I'd stayed tuned, I would have learned how human encroachment into wildlife areas has led to a modern race of super-angry grizzlies, ants that breathe battery acid, and cunning labradoodles who quietly switch the decaf pot at your local Denny's — as well as, of course, those increasingly evolved, boat-entering stingrays that we read about so often in today's headlines. Fascinating, all.
