Ask any gardener and they will tell you that animal poo is something natural that really helps your garden grow. There is a whole industry dedicated to processing and sale of animal manure. Even zoos have jumped on the zero waste bandwagon by wrapping their animal poop into a product known as Zoo Doo or Zoo Poo. In nature plants and animals have worked out some symbiotic relationships. Perhaps none of these is quite as unusual as that between shrews and a type of pitcher plant that is also known as the toilet plant or the toilet bowl plant.
Using the terms dolphins and porpoises to describe marine mammals belonging to the Cetacean species [from the Greek “kenos” meaning large sea creature] are often used interchangeably.
Today is Endangered Species Day. To that end we bring you the portrait of a Saiga Antelope. This unusual-looking beast is considered critically endangered.
"Now just sit still and let me wash your face for you. This is one way that we show love. I should wash the rest of you, too, but I don't think I've got that much spit."
