cares:Nevada. Let's find out  what people also ask about it.

Hi, I am Shao, welcome to What People Also Ask,  where I search somethings seemingly obvious on  

Google and share with you some of those PAA aka  People Also Ask which is a feature telling you  

what other people are searching on Google that  related to your query. Today's keyword is Nevada  

because obviously, everyone cares about it now. So  the first PAA: Is Vegas a state? What?! Why do I  

ask about Las Vegas? That's because Las Vegas is in  Nevada! Shocker! I know. So for those who think  

Las Vegas is a state, no it's not a state. And for  those who are under the impression that Las Vagas  

is in California, no, it's not in California.  The excerpt is from Nationalonline.org.  

I am not quite sure what's the deal with the  website cuz I can't find the about page. But  

this website appears to provide a lot of useful  information about a variety of countries, continents, cities,  

and states. According to Nationalonline.org.  Las Vegas, officially the City of Las Vegas,  

is the most populous city and principal city of  the state of Nevada in the United States. So  

we learned that Las Vegas is a city, not a  state, and it's in Nevada, not California.  

Let's Move on to the next PAA: Are lobsters not legal in Nevada? As a resident of Boston,  

I found the law outrageous if it's real. But fortunately, it's likely just  

a rumor. According to one of the replies to the  question in Quora "Is lobster illegal in Nevada?", eating  

and raising lobster seems to be legal, while  Australian freshwater crayfish aka Desert Lobster

is illegal to raise in Nevada. And according to  Las Vegas Sun, which is a daily newspaper in Las  

Vegas, a desert lobsters' grower loses appeal  in Nevada Supreme Court in 2003. And the officials  

at the wildlife division maintained raising  crayfish in Nevada was a violation of the law  

because they said if a live crayfish got into  Nevada waters it could endanger the native fish  

population. All right, so lobsters are legal in Nevada, but  how about carrying a gun in casinos, our next PAA:  

Can you carry a gun in Nevada casinos? will answer  this question. The answer is extracted from an  

article titled"What are Nevada's laws for concealed  carry in a casino?" published by Las Vegas Defense  

Group which is a Las Vegas-based Criminal Defense  law firm. Here's what extracted by Google "Nevada  

law permits the concealed carry of firearms (NRS  202.350) in casinos. However, casino staff may  

legally ask gun-carriers to leave the property.  People that refuse to leave could then face  

misdemeanor charges for trespass (NRS 207.200)"  So, it seems that you can conceal carry of  

firearms in casinos, but the staffs in casinos can ask you to  leave if they find out you are doing so. Well

In addition to casinos, there is another place that some adults enjoy going to, the brothels. But if you  

want to find a brothel, you probably have to leave  Las Vegas. So the next PAA is: Where are brothels  

legal in Nevada? The excerpt is from one of the Wikipedia's entries: List of brothels in Nevada. Here's what  

extracted by Google: While prostitution is legal  in parts of Nevada, it is illegal outside these  

licensed brothels. Prostitution is illegal under  state law in Clark County, which contains Las  

Vegas and its metropolitan area. Other counties  may choose to allow it if they desire to.  

Due to the presence of those adult-only  entertainment, Nevada sounds like a  

very good destination for travel and tourism. But  is it a good idea to move to Nevada? Which is the  

next PAA we are gonna talk about. The excerpt  is extracted from an article titled: Moving to  

Nevada: Everything You Need to Know. published  by getacoolbox.com which is a moving and storage  

company providing creative solutions for moving  and storage. And I believe this article is part  

of their content marketing efforts. Here are some  pros and cons proposed in this article: pro: Low  

Taxes, Growing job market, Beautiful and Diverse  Landscape, has 300+ days of sunshine, Diverse  

Outdoor Activities available, reasonable housing,  and cost of living compared to say California,  

close to Entertainment Capital Las Vegas.  Con: school system ranks 45th in the country,  

Just that you know Americans have 50 states, so it's like... 45th

there are currently active brothels in only 8  counties so if you have children you might want to  

avoid those areas, High Crime Rates, however, Some  pockets in the urban areas are more crime-prone  

than others, while the rural areas are devoid of violent crime. I highly encourage you to read this  

article if you are considering moving to Nevada,  a lot of good information there, the link is in the  

description. Today we learned  that Las Vegas is a city, not a state, and it's  

in Nevada, not California, lobsters are legal in  Nevada, but rising crayfish is illegal, you might  

conceal carry some firearms in Nevada casinos,  but the staffs there have the right to ask you to  

leave if they find out you do so. Prostitution is  legal in parts of Nevada, but Las Vegas is not one of  

those regions. Do some research before moving to Nevada, because there are some big pros but also big cons.  

So today's question is, would you consider  moving to Nevada? Let me know your thought, bye.