tsar, Precious. I love dem giraffes. Did you ever see a giraffe get born? I saw a film. The mother doesn't lie down. That's a helluva drop.
snood, The whale and diver is a great pic. And I continue to wonder at the sanity of wildlife photographers. The harp seal pup takes my breath away. It's rare to see them swimming. I'm plotzing from the beauty of the translucent shrimp in the anemone. Such a spectacular picture. Wonderful. Thanks mucho.
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Tue 15 Nov, 2011 12:39 pm
@Roberta,
Roberta wrote:
dj, A thudder is a animal that's thudworthy.
it was more a denigration of the english language than a question, but you are correct on the definition
the daily B & O(MG, what a dear this little guy is)
dj, Two winners today. Not that there have ever been losers, but, let's face it, some are less superior than others. Still haven't come to a decision as to whether I prefer the floppy eared bunnies or the stand-up eared bunnies.
Goliath heron:
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Tue 15 Nov, 2011 06:11 pm
Bohemian waxwing:
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Tue 15 Nov, 2011 07:15 pm
Red crabs cover a road on Christmas Island, off the north coast of Western Australia, as they start their annual migration from the forest to the coast in order to breed, November 13, 2011.
- Audience submitted: Sam Ellis
These are pictures of an actual polar bear attacking a man.
The pictures were taken while people watched and could do nothing to stop the attack!
Reports from the local newspaper say that the victim will make a full recovery.
The photos are below.
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Wed 16 Nov, 2011 06:54 am
@Thomas,
You're not supposed to contemplate eating them, Thomas.
You're supposed to wish them a safe journey on their annual migration to breed.
I wish they wouldn't travel on the road, though!
No, they're not, Roberta.
I did a bit of Googling & discovered they're a member of Xanthippe crab family. Definitely not edible.
Sorry about the misinformation last night. I was guessing.
(Don't eat them, Thomas! )
