I know It’s fake but yea this would scare the you know what out of me
December 19, 2012 Leave a comment
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The program reportedly includes training dolphins to search for mines and marking them with buoys. But Ukraine also plans to train the dolphins “to attack enemy combat swimmers using special knives or pistols fixed to their heads,” according to RIA Novosti. A source inside the Ukrainian navy told the agency that the exercises, which are being conducted at the state oceanarium in Sevastopol, are “counter-combat swimmer tasks in order to defend ships in port and on raids.
August 23, 2012 Leave a comment


Dogshaming is about a series of photographs of dogs with signs sharing their secret pastimes and the trouble they get into.
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June 11, 2012 Leave a comment
Amature Videographer Rob van der Horst, who has caught polarbear Vicks of smashing a window in his residence in Diergaarde Blijdorp (Rotterdam Zoo), quickly conquered his fear. His images, which you can see and hear below, meanwhile belong to one of the most seen videos on the RTV Rijnmond website.
March 29, 2012 Leave a comment

But a breed of giant Gambian rats have been rapidly reproducing in the Florida Keys despite a decade-long effort to wipe them out. KeysNet reports the invasive African native species first began showing up between 1999-2001 after a local exotic animal breeder released eight of the rats into the wild.
“We thought we had them whipped as of 2009,” said Scott Hardin, exotic species coordinator for Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. “We think they have not moved far but they clearly reproduced,” he said.
The rodents, officially known as the Gambian pouched rat, are the largest known breed of rats in the world. They can grow up to three feet in length and weigh as much as nine pounds. Wildlife officials fear that if the rodents make it to the Florida mainland, they could devastate local crops.
March 28, 2012 Leave a comment

Read what she saws and watch her video by clicking the link below