Animal's Fact - Zebra and its striped

No two zebras have the same striped pattern.

Panda in a Box

My little home.

Cute Little Duck

Give me all your money.

Gangster Dog

Give me all your money.

Spelling Mistake

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Animal's Fact - Cow

A healthy cow gives about 200,000 glasses of milk in her lifetime.

Copy Cat

Theiving Monkey

I am wondering what would a monkey want with a chicken?

Happy Together

Pig : I feel so good to have you guys with me.

Animal's Fact : The tasting Tongue

Pig's Tongue contains 15,000 taste buds in their mouth. And a cow contains 25,000 taste buds. For comparison, the human tongue has only 9000 taste buds.
However, this is FD00403_.WMF (7878 bytes)compared to a chicken which has only 24.

Boring

Fridge Magnet

Show me the food.

Animal's Fact - Giraffe and Its Tongue

A giraffe can clean its ears with its 21-inch tongue!

Dee Dee Saved

Big Dee-Dee the giant lobster isn't heading back to the ocean after all, but the 100-year-old creature isn't destined for a dining table either.

The lobster made international headlines after a cross-country bidding war broke out over the 10-kg crustacean, with many hoping to serve the beast at a banquet – including an Ontario group offering up to $5,000 – while others were hoping to set Big Dee-Dee free.

Now the owner of the Shediac, N.B., fish store behind the auction says he's going to donate the lobster to a marine science centre to live out the rest of its days.

"I thought about it for quite a few hours, but I thought it's best for business to do it like this ... no bitter feelings," said Denis Breau.

He agreed last Friday to accept a $1,000 bid from a Vancouver woman to release the lobster into the ocean but said yesterday he may simply donate the metre-long lobster at no cost to the aquarium at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre in St. Andrews, N.B.

"We can't set a lobster like that free just anywhere," Breau said, adding the lobster wouldn't survive a transition back into the ocean due to the change in temperature.

Big Dee-Dee has been kept in a large tank with just two other lobsters in Breau's store since July 10.

Breau said about half of the offers he got were from people who wanted to see Big Dee-Dee go free.

Laura-Leah Shaw, the Vancouverite who bid $1,000, said: "It just seems wrong to take a majestic animal, put him in a pot of water, have him die a horrible death, just so someone can dine on him."


This is an article about Dee-Dee being saved by a Vancouver woman. Big Dee-Dee the giant lobster owes a big thanks to her.

Source: TheStar

Dee Dee, The Giant Lobster

Big Dee-Dee the Poor giant lobster, weight 22-pound, may be 100-years-old,
almost ending up in a pot of boiling water.

Panda's Eye Cream

This is funny.