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This is the lol of the day: the golden fish with huge eyes!
Have a great day!

This is quite old, I know, but I just found out about it. So, the story is like this:
Zoologist Mark Carwardine along side Stephen Fry were making a documentary about animals on the edge of extinction. If you don’t already know, in New Zealand there’s this parrot, the largest of all but who can’t fly, who is so rare that few people really got to see one.
Because this parrot cannot fly, he adopts a simple and not always effective strategy: he stays very still! Before mankind discovered many wild islands, especially in the New Zealand area, these parrots were happy with their life. When humans got to know about Kakapo Parrots and brought felines with them, well, the poor birds were facing a great danger: cats!

As far as I’ve read about these birds, there are plans about evacuating an island for Kakapo Parrots where cats and other predators don’t have access to, in order to prevent the extinction of this wonderful bird.
Well, as I was saying in the beginning, Stephen Fry and Mark Carwardine were making a BBC documentary when, all of a sudden, this Kakapo bird comes and starts shagging the photographers head. It’s hilarious!

The people from Expert Village show us how to teach a ferret use the litter box. Ferrets, like cats, can be trained to do all sorts of stuff. More important: a ferret is adapting it’s program to your schedule. This means that when you’re not home, we’ll most probably sleep as much as he can and when you’ll get home, he’ll be ready for games and you can relax while playing with your ferret.
Also, a male ferret must be neutered by the age of 6 months otherwise he’ll learn to mark his territory and I can tell you that ferret urine stinks very bad!!!
If your local vet doesn’t have ferret vaccines, a cat vaccine will do. They must get the shot against rabies.

More info about how to train your ferret to use the litter box in the video below:

I can’t wait to see the movies. I’ve read the book by Cressida Cowell and I really can’t wait to see the animation. It’s about a Viking teenager who lives in a village where men would fight dragons. When it’s his time to fight, well, things change because his heart melts when he sees an injured dragon. It’s fantasy, it’s craziness and I loved the story.

“Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile!” ))

Today is the day we celebrate our ancestors:  the primates. Monkeys, orangutans, gorillas, spider monkey, squirrel monkey and many more. Feel free to comment and add your favorite monkeys. 

Cute little chimp. No, it’s not Bubble, Michael’s former pet chimp.

“Two baby orangutans playing in grass at Nyaru Menteng Rehab”. image via DailyMail.co.uk

Gorilla baby. Image via Huffinghtonpost.com

Spinder Monkey of the Ateles genus. Image credit: Lea Maimone

Squirrel Monkey of the Saimiri genus. Image credit: Luc Viatour

Olive Baboon -Papio anubis. Image credit: Ryan Harvey

He looks so sad and yet so sweet! He’s an adorable Pomeranian (Pom) puppy who, most probably, misses his/her mommy.

This dog breed is a small size dog breed, the type of the Spitz who was named like this after the Pomerania region in Europe, part of Germany and Poland.

It is in fact a toy dog. According to Fédération Cynologique Internationale the Pomeranian is part of the German Spitz, in many countries it is know as the Zwergspitz (Dwarf Spitz), or Toy German Spitz. This dog breed goes back to 17th and 18th century, to Queen Victoria who was over her heels in love with a lovely Pomeranian. It is believed that because of Queen Victoria this breed reduced it’s size so much, becoming a toy dog breed.

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Merry Christmas and may Santa get you the best presents in the world.

If you’re wondering why people love cats so much, well it’s because kittens are very, very cute and can do this:

Maverick Arts Publishing is an advertising company who came up with this amazing idea of. You can purchase the calendar for just 10 pounds if you enter this site: http://www.shopwithmaverick.com/

images via Telegraph.co.uk

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This is Mick Jaguar, a some sort of feline Mick Jagger, who got this name after his huge tongue was compared to the famous rock star from Rolling Stones.
Mick Jaguar’s tongue is 15 inch long. The gorgeous feline lives at the Philadelphia Zoo in Pennsylvania.

Picture: SOLENT NEWS AND PICTURES