A recent story from Mexico may provide some clues. In 2006, a mysterious illness began to affect girls at a boarding school in Chalco, Mexico, near Mexico City. The school, which is run by Roman Catholic nuns, is one of 10 in Asia and Latin America operated by a charity called World Villages for Children in Asia.
There are also several marine mammals like Orca's (killer whales), harbor seals and sea lions that live in the Seattle area in the cold waters of Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean and feed on the salmon and other fish. Douglas squirrels rely on the the evergreen trees that are native to the area.
Seattle has more dogs than children. Weâve practically become famous for it. OK, not as famous as we are for coffee or rain, but still. The nation has certainly taken notice.tâs not just out-of-towners. Seattleites find it fascinating that we have more dogs than kids, too. The fact has reverberated through the local media since at least 1997, when The Seattle Times first noted that the scales had tipped in favor of dogs here.