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Using Google Maps to make holiday travel easierThe holiday season is all about family, friends and sharing time together. But with everyone on the road and packed into your favorite stores and restaurants, it can also mean a ton of waiting and a whole lot of traffic. You probably already use Google Maps for navigation, but it can do so much more. Molly VandenBerg, Associate Editor at Google, joins Kim on the show to talk about the ways Google Maps can help simplify holiday travel, shopping and dining. Tap or click for insider tips to use Google Maps like a pro. â |
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Down under North Carolina: Why kangaroos can roam free in the Deep SouthDid you know itâs legal to own a kangaroo in certain states? Each state has its own laws governing animal ownership, with California and New York being among the most restrictive. States like South Carolina have traditionally been OK with exotic animal ownership, but changes to the law in 2018 have made it illegal to own creatures like wildcats, bears and great apes. That means up until last year it wasnât against the law to own any of these wild animals! But with the new laws in effect, many animal lovers have turned to kangaroos, who are still legal under the letter of the law. Owners liken the animals to âdeer on two legs,â and their behavior is fairly similar whether theyâre in captivity or the wild. So if youâre road-tripping through the South and see a mob of âroos on the horizon, donât panic! Nobodyâs breaking any laws. Curious to know what itâs like to own a kangar oo of your own? Tap or click to learn from a real-life kangaroo owner. â |
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