body aches: diopside. body odor: leopardskin jasper, magnesite. body temperature: emerald and other green stones (to lower); ruby and other red stones (to raise). bones: blue lace agate, dolomite, fluorite, howlite, malachite, petrified wood Also see arthritis / bones / joints.
Foxes are common and cute, they feature in myths and we have gone to extreme lengths to make them our pets, but the noises they make are sort of...awful. The red fox does not have a mellifluous voice; even when it's happy, it mostly sounds like it's being strangled.oxes are common and cute, they feature in myths and we have gone to extreme lengths to make them our pets, but the noises they make are sort of...awful. The red fox does not have a mellifluous voice; even when it's happy, it mostly sounds like it's being strangled.
One possibility is the bobcat. Several sites indicate that bobcats scream when threatened. Iâve also read that bobcats, when lovesick, emit a high-pitched scream. However, this site has three bobcat sounds, as well as various other animal sounds. I must admit that none of the bobcat sounds resembled a womanâs scream. Another good possibility is the fox, which I have seen at times near the dam. This site has examples of fox screams. (Foxcry.wav seems to be the nearest match.) Other sites I have found indicate that a fox can produce a vocalization somewhat similar to a woman screaming.