moonglowFaded Denim Flowers
July 21st 2009 03:18
These are crocheted from 100% cotton worsted weight yarn.
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These are crocheted from 100% cotton worsted weight yarn.
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Doll With Dog
May 25th 2009 16:45
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Bloom Loom
May 9th 2009 16:01
I played with this toy last night. I was disappointed in it. It didn't come with sufficient ribbon to make one single flower. I'm not going to return it, however. The loom is really cute, and I can use my own materials for any future flowers I make.
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May 9th 2009 15:50
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May 7th 2009 12:43
Fashion Doll Princess and Horse
May 5th 2009 13:57
Scientists Complete Canine Genome Sequence
June 19th 2008 05:15
Biologists have just finished sequencing the first genome in doggy DNA, according to a story in Science Daily. The first dog to have his genes mapped was a poodle named Shadow, but the mapping wasn't fully completed. This new completely mapped genome comes from a boxer
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Mysterious Cornwall Dolphin Deaths: Mass Suicide?
June 15th 2008 05:01
South Cornwall, England was the set of a horrific scene on Monday, June 9, as more than 40 dolphins swam inland and beached themselves on the shores of the Percuil River. Many of them were coaxed back into the open water, but 26 died on the riverbanks. It was the biggest stranding of marine animals in Britain in over three decades.
Postmortem examinations of the bodies revealed a strange phenomenon: the dolphins had all ingested and inhaled large amounts of mud from the estuary as they swam upriver[ Click here to read more ]
Postmortem examinations of the bodies revealed a strange phenomenon: the dolphins had all ingested and inhaled large amounts of mud from the estuary as they swam upriver
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Smithsonian National Museum Celebrates Birth of Four American Rhea
June 15th 2008 04:41
In addition to human dads all over the country, the Smithsonian National Zoo's only male rhea will celebrate the joys of fatherhood tomorrow. The proud papa had four chicks hatch last month, bringing the zoo's total rhea population to seven including the father and the zoo's two female birds.
The rhea, which is in its own order within the class Aves, is a large, flightless bird that shares similar physical attributes with the ostrich, cassowary, and emu.The greater or American rhea (Rhea americana) can reach heights of around 5 feet, while the lesser or Darwin's rhea (Rhea pennata) is smaller, reaching a height of 3.5 to 4 feet on average. A native of South America, it is an omnivorous bird which prefers broad-leafed plants but will also eat seeds, fruit, insects, and small vertebrates[ Click here to read more ]
The rhea, which is in its own order within the class Aves, is a large, flightless bird that shares similar physical attributes with the ostrich, cassowary, and emu.The greater or American rhea (Rhea americana) can reach heights of around 5 feet, while the lesser or Darwin's rhea (Rhea pennata) is smaller, reaching a height of 3.5 to 4 feet on average. A native of South America, it is an omnivorous bird which prefers broad-leafed plants but will also eat seeds, fruit, insects, and small vertebrates
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The obligatory Intro Post
June 15th 2008 04:11
My name's Christina. I'm 23 and I live in Kansas City, Missouri with my wonderful significant other and our six pets. (Two dogs and four cats... it's a zoo! Heh.)
Animals have always fascinated me, which is why I've decided to make them the subject of this blog[ Click here to read more ]
Animals have always fascinated me, which is why I've decided to make them the subject of this blog
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