Well done, brave canine –
Animals
Adventure, Animals, Nature
Hypnotizing Sharks
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Animals, Poll, Weird Tales
Friday Poll: Rabbits v. Humans of Langley, Washington
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Rabbits v. Langley, Washington In Langley, Washington, people are complaining that rabbits are overrunning the town: Hundreds of bunnies are running wild around Langley, on Whidbey Island. They’re burrowing holes in school football fields, destroying the foundations of buildings and posing health risks to people and their pets, according to local officials. “There is feces…
Animals
Bringing Home Supper
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Animals, Nature
Close Encounter with a Humpback Whale
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Animals
About Lily the Dog
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Animals, Science/Nature
“Why Elephants Don’t Explode: How Nature Solves Bigness”
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See, Why Elephants Don’t Explode: How Nature Solves Bigness @ Noticing.
Extra-Special Bonus: The link above about animals’ sizes includes a video trailer of the legendary B-movie, The Killer Shrews.
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Prehistoric Creatures
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Animals
Bat Enjoys a Grape
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Animals, Weird Tales
Bears Overrun Russian Town
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Years ago, one might have had concerns over the Russian bear, but now it’s ordinary Russians worrying about ordinary bears. In the first video below, residents describe how bears are taking over their town. In the second video, Russian law enforcement – always ready with the most sophisticated animal-control techniques – cleverly uses a siren…
Animals
Wallaby Has a Snack
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Animals, Nature
The Mysterious Circling Sharks of England
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Animals, Nature
Whale Sighting in Canada
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Sandy Seliga was vacationing from Toronto and had whale watching on her bucket list — we’d say she can safely check that item off after a sighting like this!!
Whales are a majestic part of the Bay of Fundy ecosystem. But these brilliant creatures are under stress from tanker traffic in the bay, which is poised to get a lot busier and riskier for whales with TransCanada’s proposed Energy East Pipeline.
Via Live 2 @ YouTube.