Según vi mandan la lectura por señal, pienso que tiene que haber algún …🤫ya sea envolviéndolos en papel de aluminio o algo🤣

Been talking to a guy I met on pretty much all the dating apps. Now I have some stupid crush on him because of his stupid charming personality and I'm so mad that I want to buy him something.

Been looking for Puerto Rican artists/folk artists to research so I can get him something for his home but I get bombarded with AI or music or weird post-colonial nonsense instead of folk art or Taino art and culture. Any recommendations or names come to mind? Looking for recommendations for Puerto Rican painters, folk artists, or Taino inspired stuff that focus on his culture and roots.

Alguien a tenido visitas con sus hijos supervisadas? Se puede hacer sin la corte? Cuanto dinero estamos hablando con o sin la corte >.>? Cuanto toma el proceso?

Esa gente llevaba como 3 minutos ahí en el medio, le flashie' las luces para que se movieran y esa es su actitud. Increíble uno saliendo tarde del trabajo, viajando una hora pa llegar a mi casa y le vienen a uno con esto.

el boricua esta en todas

Los dueños cobran para entrar a la poza - es privada luego de cierto punto del rio, pero hay otras pozas antes en el rio...

TENGO UNA PREGUNTA LAS PERSONAS QUE VIVEN EN PUERTO RICO QUE TIENEN AMERICAN EXPRESS DONDE EN QUE ATM LES PERMITE SACAR DINERO 🙏🏾

En PR hay dos ciudades santuario Hormigueros y Aguadilla. ¿Creen que deben haber más?

Entre la luz, la gasolina, la compra y todo lo demás, cada vez es más cuesta arriba hacer que los chavos rindan. Y cuando uno piensa que ya se ajustó a unos precios, ¡viene otro aumento!

Hace poco leí un estudio de Espacios Abiertos que me dio mucha tristeza. El 51.9% de los adultos encuestados en PR reportó dificultades para acceder a alimentos saludables. ¡Más de la mitad! Y con el nuevo aumento de la luz, que para un hogar con consumo de 800 kWh representa un 18.5% más, la cosa no pinta bien.

Como madre soltera, lo vivo a diario. Trato de que en casa comamos bien, con alimentos frescos y lo menos procesados posible, pero hay semanas que toca hacer malabares con el presupuesto y, con todo y eso, mano, no hay break.

También tenemos un pequeño negocio donde utilizamos ingredientes 100% locales, frescos y de temporada. Como muchos otros negocios, estamos sintiendo el impacto de estos aumentos y tratando de no pasarle todos los costos al cliente, porque sabemos que del otro lado el bolsillo también está apretado. Pero cada vez se hace más difícil encontrar ese balance.

Para mí, comer saludable es una inversión en nuestra salud, y comprar local también significa apoyar a nuestros agricultores y mantener esos chavos circulando en nuestra economía. Pero por más que uno quiera, hoy día el presupuesto ya no da para tanto.

¿Cómo lo están manejando ustedes? ¿Han cambiado sus hábitos de compra? ¿Siguen priorizando los alimentos frescos y locales o han tenido que buscar alternativas más económicas? ¿Algún truquito para estirar la compra sin sacrificar tanto la calidad de lo que comemos?

Que sepa hacer un buen fade.

Vi un video que va a estar en los comentarios en el que salía la última imagen y tuve que ver si era verdad.

Imagenes

(1971, June 9). Page 51. El Mundo. https://gpa.eastview.com/crl/elmundo/newspapers/mndo19710609-01.1.51

Información que encontré

Bontemps, Damien; Cuevas, Elvira; Ortiz, Eileen; Wunderle, Joseph; Joglar, Rafael. 2016. Diet of the non-native spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus) in Puerto Rico. Management of Biological Invasions, Vol. 7(3): 287-296.

Diet of the non-native spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus) in Puerto Rico

In the 1960’s, it was introduced in Puerto Rico principally associated with the legal caiman pet trade during these times (Thomas and Joglar 1996). A combination of deliberate and accidental release from caiman pet owners is likely to be the cause of introduction to the natural environment. Thomas and Joglar (1996) documented the presence of Caiman crocodilus in the northern coastal plains of the island with the Tortuguero Lagoon Natural Reserve (TLNR) as its source of proliferation.

Stranger in a Lost Paradise: Caiman crocodilus, Puerto Rico’s Own Aliengator
https://www.iucncsg.org/365_docs/attachments/protarea/8c270fd0631a0f91bdf8ce513dd886be.pdf

In the early 1970’s Caiman crocodilus was successfully introduced in spring-fed Lake Tortuguero, the geographic center of the northern limestone aquifer and wetland belt that supplies at least a quarter of the island’s drinking water. This is also the principal metropolitan region, featuring major conglomerates of pharmaceutical, electronic and allied chemical industries. Its water resources have been diagnosed as critically contaminated by toxic wastes. The region boasts high incidences of cancers, ontogenetic abnormalities and endocrine disorders.

Caiman crocodilus
https://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/factsheet.aspx?SpeciesID=222

Means of Introduction: When trade in baby Alligator mississippiensis, American alligators, became illegal, the pet industry imported thousands of young C. crocodilus as a substitute, from the 1950s through the early 1980s, with numerous pet escapes and intentional releases as a consequence (King and Krakauer, 1966; Webb, 1970; Bury and Luckenbach, 1978; Ellis, 1980; Wilson and Porras, 1983; Grenard, 1991; Bartlett, 1994; McCann et al., 1996; Rivero, 1998).

Most nonindigenous occurrences of C. crocodilus are from these releases. Additional, common caiman were added to Dade County, Florida, following the destruction of their holding facilities by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 (Belleville, 1994). Rivero (1998) provides two other hypotheses for the means of introduction of common caiman in Puerto Rico: 1) The animals were intentionally stocked by illegal narcotics traffickers to protect their site of operation, and 2) they were intentionally stocked by an individual attempting to "enrich" the island's fauna. These hypotheses are not as likely as the introduction of exotic pets (Rivero, 1998).

Crocodylus acutus

https://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/FactSheet.aspx?speciesID=223

Means of Introduction: This crocodile was illegally transported to Virginia then released into the swamp (Mitchell, 1994).  Pet release in Puerto Rico. Although the island of Puerto Rico is outside the normal native range for this species, an adult could theoretically have swum to Puerto Rico; however, because the individual collected was a juvenile, it is believed to be the result of a pet release. This same area also hosts a population of spectacled caiman (C. crocodylus) that resulted from pet releases (Lever, 2003; Kraus, 2009).

Tertiary crocodylians from Puerto Rico: Evidence for Late Tertiary endemic crocodylians in the West Indies?

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0016699506001045

Fragmentary fossils from northwestern Puerto Rico document the existence of crocodyliforms during the Late Oligocene and Early Miocene. The remains are insufficient to establish new named species, but they are inconsistent with any other crocodylian known from the western hemisphere during the Cenozoic, including extant Alligator and Crocodylus. They are thus consistent with the hypothesis that Crocodylus is a comparatively recent immigrant into the West Indies and suggest that, as with Australasia and Africa, the Antilles hosted an endemic clade of crocodylians during the Tertiary, later replaced by Crocodylus.

First Report of a Quaternary Crocodylian from a Cave Deposit in Northern Puerto Rico

https://agris.fao.org/search/es/records/65dfcf2463b8185d9caf147e

The first occurrence of crocodylians from the Quaternary of mainland Puerto Rico is reported from a cave in northern Puerto Rico: this record expands the distribution of crocodylians eastward in the Caribbean region during this period. The occurrence of crocodylians in the Quaternary of Puerto Rico adds another taxon to the current list of extinct fauna of the island. The collection location of four mammalian species, four reptiles, and two amphibians, is also shown on the first published map of this site, called Cueva Salida (Exit Cave). The fossil assemblage supports both previous interpretation of more xeric conditions in the area and a probable Quaternary age for this deposit.