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Showing posts with label Animal and Birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animal and Birds. Show all posts

Monday, March 21, 2011

The World Smallest Four Animals

1.The world's smallest horse

Five-year-old "girl thumb" (Thumbelina) weighs just 27 kilograms, is 43 centimeters, is the world's most small horse!This is Paul Gosling horses and Kaigeshilin couple's masterpiece, they dwarf the specialized training and breeding stallion.In dwarf species of horse, "her thumb" print "differently than the rest": she was of the view that this is a "pygmy."

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Adorable White Lions

White lions are among four big cats who have just been released from quarantine after travelling to Ouwehands Zoo in Rhenen, Holland, from the Timbavati Game Reserve in South Africa. The male, Credo, is seven months old and the females, Ilanga, Bhandura and Luna, are aged ten months. White lions cannot survive in the wild because their colour stands out, not making for very good camouflage. The animals, which usually live for around 29 years, can weigh up to 31 stone (434lb).

Friday, November 12, 2010

Squirrels around the world! Go to WAR!

Squirrel WarHas begin the Squirrel War!
Squirrels around the world! Go to WAR!
(squirrel manifesto :)))

Amazing White Crow Bird in Different Places


Amazing White Crow Bird in Different Places
You have always seen Black crow but you never seen white crow bird, just look at this bird, this white crow is too much frankly with human beings instead black crows.


 



Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Saving ‘Ocean Giants’

The photographer Bryant Austin is the first photographer to make life-sized high-resolution images of whales.He takes hundreds of high-resolution pictures of a whale and then put piece to piece together to create a life-sized image. His largest photo to date is 6 feet by 28 feet. It took him 2800 hours to complete it.

It is not an easy job to make one photo, he needs to find a pod of whales, then he stays on the surface of the water waiting that one of the whales of the group approaches him first, only then Bryant starts taking photos, all on whale’s terms.

It is also a dangerous job, as the photographer is swimming only six feet away from these fifty to one hundred ton subjects. It is a very delicate process.


Bryant’s purpose is to stop whaling and to explain to people how whales are important to our oceans. He organizes his exhibitions in whaling countries, like Norway and Japan in hope that it will change the attitude towards whales.