Monday, September 28, 2009
Snake with a foot
A foot snake. Is that anything like an inch worm? Nah.
This li'l guy or gal has to be a sign of the apocalypse. Or maybe just some wacky genetic throwback.
Come one, come all! Meet the snake with a foot, and read all the gory details right here at this link.
/it's really not gory.
slither, thump… slither, thump… slither, thump, etc.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Spiders are terrific pigs
We should all take it as a lesson that animals and insect are not to be "kept." When you fill your dwelling with creepy crawlies that are potentially deadly, you stand a chance of being devoured by your "pets."
And that's just what happened.
A 30 year old German man named Mark Voegel was bitten by his black widow spider, then found over a week later with his household insects and reptiles picnicking on and apartment-squatting in his remains. Yum.
And that's just what happened.
A 30 year old German man named Mark Voegel was bitten by his black widow spider, then found over a week later with his household insects and reptiles picnicking on and apartment-squatting in his remains. Yum.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Humans are murderers
A tear, a very rare tear escaped my eye when I saw this story. This poor little "monster" or "alien" was just an unknown creature to some boys in Panama. The teenagers decided it was a strange enough creature to them that they should stone it to death.
That's right, kids; when you see something, and you don't know what it is - it is imperative that you stone it to death. Unknown creatures are ALWAYS dangerous.
As it turns out the creature is very likely a deformed, hairless sloth.
The picture shown is a happy sloth. I couldn't bring myself to post the dead body of a poor murdered creature. You'll find it in the article.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Urn a living
A very dear pet of mine recently passed, and I've been looking for methods of ash saving or scattering. I stumbled on this gem:
Ashes urn shaped like a human head.
For the record, I won't be putting a cat's ashes in a ceramic head.
Good grievous.
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