We drink, on average, three mugs a day. But you might want to try another tipple after hearing the case of a 47-year-old woman, published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), who developed brittle bones and lost all of her teeth after drinking too much tea. Tea may not be so great for prostates either.
People's curiosity about where do minks live is quite growing as minks adapt to various aquatic way of living. It was believed in olden times that minks would thrive on rivers, marshes, streams, lakes, swamps and vegetated spots.t's interesting where minks do live because they are capable of creating their homes in holly tree stumps, rock holes and deserted muskrat dens. Minks are wise to stock a month supply of food. They hunt into the wild to sustain life. Usually, they prey more than what they need.
Ireland has just two freshwater mammals â otter and mink. Both of these species occur in Dublinâs rivers. Otters are at top of river food chain, and are only present in oxygen-rich waters. If otters are present in a river, it is a sign that whole food chain is there to support them.ublin has unenviable reputation of being first place where mink escaped into wild in Ireland. The mink is a native of North America and was introduced into Ireland in 1950s for fur farming. One of first mink farms was set up in 1955 on Dundrum River, a tributary of Dodder, which is notorious for flooding.