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Animals Known To Be First Responders For Their Own

by Ron Callari

There are thousands of stories about man saving animals in hazardous situations. Saving the whales from hunters, saving dogs from euthanasia and the like have become causes that go to heart of our love of animals. But what about animals saving their own? Here are some of the rescue missions conducted by caring animals that show their compassion and desire to help members of their own species.

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Gigantic Venomous Tarantulas Discovered In Sri Lanka!

by Arnold Carreiro

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to India, scientists had to go and find Poecilotheria rajaei, AKA the toxic tarantula the size of a human face!

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Product Review – Animal Replica Toys by Safari Ltd

by Arnold Carreiro

Who wouldn’t want their own lobby gorilla, bedroom bison or office penguin? If you’re looking for some special animal home décor, or the perfect gift for the nature fans in your life, then look no further than the huge range of goodies offered by my pals at Safari ltd!

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Celebrate The Cicadas' Return With Cicada Earrings From Japan

by Creature Features

Cover your ears, the cicadas are coming! Hundreds of millions of Brood II Periodical Cicadas are about to emerge from their 17-year-long slumber along America's east coast. If that sounds good, you (or your Mom) might as well look good as well by sporting a pair of snappy cicada earrings.

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'Flight Of The Bumblebees' Cancelled Due To Weather & Maintenance Disruption [Videos]

by Ron Callari

Composed by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov for his opera, The Tale of Tsar Salton (circa 1899-1900), the "Flight of the Bumblebee" is one of the most recognizable orchestral pieces to stand the test of time. Unfortunately, that haunting refrain just might outlive our bee population, leading many to wonder if the demise of the bee is a case of the "canary in the mineshaft?"

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You Shall Not Pass! The Brave Praying Mantis Animal Video of the Day!!!

by John P. Barker

This is one brave little bug! He's not backin' down for nothin'! The sheer bad-assness that this bug displays (plus her way cool ninja poses) make this video worth checking out.

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Metamorphosis Of The Butterfly Celebrated In 366th Birthday Google Doodle

by Ron Callari

Google Doodles are considered today world famous. Whether commemorating an individual famous accomplishment or celebrating a noted celebrity's birthday. Google is more than often aprepos at hitting our sweet spot when it prompts us to remember some of the famous folks that made significant contributions to mankind over the years.

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