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• Chartreuse Worms
• Snow At The Denver Zoo
   Week of December 14, 2003


"...shine little glow worm, glitter, glitter..."
Chartreuse-colored bait. A bit of a followup on a story we did last week. Remember the glow-in-the-dark genetically-engineered zebra fish?

Well, I got an e-mail from Ray, a listener, telling me: "No big deal. I fish with glow-in-the-dark nightcrawlers."

He turned me on to the Fishin' Hole Bait & Tackle Shop in Kremmling. So we made a phone call to find out they're not quite glow-in-the-dark, but they are bright — chartreuse, no less:

Click for audio Ace asks the Fishin' Hole about its chartreuse worms.

FYI: the Fishin' Hole is at the intersection of Highways 40 and 9 in Kremmling. The chartreuse nightcrawlers are $2.99 per dozen.




Polar bears are at home in the snow at the Denver Zoo
Photo by Dave Parsons/Denver Zoo
The Front Range got some much needed snow last Monday.

On Tuesday morning, the Denver Zoo had several inches of snow on the ground.

We were wondering how the critters at the Denver Zoo were faring ... the polar bears, for example:

Click for audio Ace and a Denver Zoo spokesperson.

A Zebra in the snow at the Denver Zoo.
Photo by Dave Parsons/Denver Zoo



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