Here in Australia places like Queensland and NSW got their flooding insurance removed from house insurance if you bought a house in a flood risk area, bc there where so many catastrophic floods in the past few years (thanks climate change).

I was wondering if it's the same case in Oklahoma if you're in a high tornado risk area?

We cover Tornado damage under comprehensive, I don’t know of any company that excludes it. Flood insurance is similar to how it is in NSW - in the states. It’s federally backed and highly dependent on your area if it’s truly available or not.

The thing about tornadoes is that they have a relatively small unpredictable track, so even if you live in a place prone to them you may never actually see one in person, they’re not as all encompassing as floods are. The area that got hit this week has never, in recorded history, had a tornado like that and likely won’t again.

Hello! I’ll tag you if I can find the post with all the resources on the subject (any followers have it handy?) but the most recent science says that it’s probably beneficial to let your dogs develop with their hormones IF you can do so safely. Especially giant breeds, as desexing them too young can cause behavioral and joint problems.

The risk of certain cancers seems to be vastly overstated in the sense that “dogs with testicles are 100% more likely to get testicular cancer” translates to “well yeah cause they have testicles” when you think critically about it.

Kai, run now. Your game is haunted!