On the intelligence of foxes:

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/59739/14-fascinating-facts-about-
foxes

Female foxes go to great lengths to protect their pups—in England, a fox

pup was caught in a wire trap for two weeks but survived because its
mother brought it food every day.

Thx for your piece on horse racing (it should be banned) I hope in the future u shall extend
your kindness to foxes and stop going foxhunting;/, as well as stop killing wasps (u can get
a 50 000 euro fine in Germany;/) euronews.com/2018/07/11/can https:// -you-really- be-fined- 50- 000- for-killing- a-wasp-in-germany-

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/30/opinion/sunday/horse-racing-early-deaths.html?
action=click&module=Well&pgtype=Homepage&section=Sunday%20Review

A PETA article on how to deal with wasps in a humane way (under Humane control):
peta.org/issues/wildlif
https:// … Killing wasps has consequences for nature, they help maintain
e/dealing-household-guests/wasp s-bees/

ecological balance by killing mosquitoes, fruit flies &other pests & an important role in
pollinating flowers

Wasps are the pinnacle of animal architects. A type of wasp in South America builds such
resilient structures that ground nests from the 1700s are still intact today.

On the intelligence of foxes: mentalfloss.com/article/59739/ … Female foxes go to great

https:// 14- fascinating- facts-about-foxes

lengths to protect their pups—in England, a fox pup was caught in a wire trap for two weeks
but survived because its mother brought it food every day.

in Germany u can get a 50 000 euro fine for killing wasps

Good morning. Thank you for your piece on horse racing (since the wellbeing of
horses can to be guaranteed I think it should be banned) I hope in the future u
shall extend your kindness to foxes and stop going foxhunting;/, as well as stop
killing wasps (u can get a 50 000 euro fine in
Germany;/) euronews.com/2018/07/11/can-you-really-be-fined-50-000-for-killing-a-
wasp-in-germany-

nytimes.com/2019/11/30/opinion/sunday/horse-racing-early-deaths.html?
action=click&module=Well&pgtype=Homepage&section=Sunday%20Review

A PETA article on how to deal with wasps in a humane way (under Humane
control): peta.org/issues/wildlife/dealing-household-guests/wasps-bees/

Killing wasps has consequences for nature, they help maintain ecological
balance by killing mosquitoes, fruit flies &other pests & an important role in
pollinating flowers

Wasps are the pinnacle of animal architects. A type of wasp in South America
builds such resilient structures that ground nests from the 1700s are still intact
today.

On the intelligence of foxes: mentalfloss.com/article/59739/14-fascinating-facts-

about-foxes… Female foxes go to great lengths to protect their pups—in
England, a fox pup was caught in a wire trap for two weeks but survived because
its mother brought it food every day.

https://www.euronews.com/2018/07/11/can-you-really-be-fined-50-000-
for-killing-a-wasp-in-germany-u

Wasps are the pinnacle of animal architects. A type of wasp in South

America builds such resilient structures that ground nests from the 1700s
are still intact today.
Good morning. I am sending this e-mail to Steven Malk since that was the only e-mail
information on Jillian Tamaki's website. It would be great if you could pass on the information in
the e-mail to her:
Thank you for the lovely illustrations in the New York Times piece about horse racing (I think it
should be banned since the well being of horses can not be guaranteed)

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/30/opinion/sunday/horse-racing-early-deaths.html?
action=click&module=Well&pgtype=Homepage&section=Sunday%20Review

It would be wonderful in the future if you didn't contribute with your beautiful talent to pieces
like these who favor fox hunting and wasp killing.

Paragraph 5, line 4: "I've ridden Thoroughbreds out fox hunting who've been around so long
their lip tattoos are too blurry to read"

Paragraph 1, line 8: "I still wonder at the things he made me do-killing wasps two stories up on
an extension ladder, scrubbing up with gasoline"

I already contacted Sally Eckhoff, the author of the piece to ask her to be kinder to foxes by not
going fox hunting and to learn about humane ways to remove wasps without killing them. I sent
her the same information I am sending you now and I am waiting for her reply.

On the intelligence of foxes:

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/59739/14-fascinating-facts-about-foxes

Female foxes go to great lengths to protect their pups-in England, a fox pup was caught in a wire
trap for two weeks, but survives because her mother brought her food every day.

In Germany you can get a 50 000 euro fine for killing wasps:

https://www.euronews.com/2018/07/11/can-you-really-be-fined-50-000-for-killing-a-wasp-in-
germany-

This is PETA's article on how to deal with wasps in a humane way without killing them (under
Humane control):

https://www.peta.org/issues/wildlife/dealing-household-guests/wasps-bees/

Killing wasps has dire consequences on nature, they help maintain the ecological balance by
killing mosquitoes, fruit flies, and other pests and they also play an important role in pollinating
flowers.

Wasps are the pinnacle of animal architects. A type of wasp in South America builds such
resilient structures that ground nests from the 1700s are still intact today.

I am looking forward to seeing more of your wonderful work being put to good use.
Kind regards,

Milena Slivoska