Green sea slug – half animal half plant – all awesome
So apparently the Green sea slug can produce its own food by sunlight. It stole the genes to do this. This is pretty cool. Was this an accident of nature?
Tagged: Flora and Fauna
Animals who share
humour-drole-photo-life-magazine-14.jpg (JPEG Image, 640×447 pixels). It looks like the giraffe is sharing food with the Hippo. I guess it’s a hungry, hungry hippo!
Striking artistic elephant
elephant_house.individual.jpg (JPEG Image, 400×469 pixels). This is a brilliant work of art. I think this image is burned into my retinas now.
Serious monkey International Photography Contest Winner
1027wallpaper-8_1280.jpg (JPEG Image, 1280×960 pixels) – Scaled (70%). What do you think he is thinking?
Meet the sloths on Vimeo – StumbleUpon
Meet the sloths on Vimeo – StumbleUpon on Vimeo Click on the link above. I don’t know much about sloths but it seems they have a pretty easy life doesn’t it? Surprising that they aren’t dead as a species. You would think that their physical attributes would mean a stronger predator would eat them.
via Meet the sloths on Vimeo – StumbleUpon.
