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Summerbreeze wrote:Your too late!

Erm, OK then.

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I like pie. << Isn't it detailed? Yayy

I've got some stuff 'bout school.

Well, first of all, today we were doing a logical thinking quiz. ;_;. My team asked me for the answers, and then blamed me for making them lose by one point.

And I just got my report.

I got A on everything!

Foxesrule wrote:I've got some stuff 'bout school.

Well, first of all, today we were doing a logical thinking quiz. ;_;. My team asked me for the answers, and then blamed me for making them lose by one point.

And I just got my report.

I got A on everything!

o-o Sounds like you had a crazy day! :o

A sperm whale with a giant squid hanging out if its mouth.


Giant squid one of the worlds largest squid species. Second only to the colossal squid. The sperm whale eats these huge squid for a meal.

A wolf eating its kill.These noble and respected yet dangerous and beautiful creatures are nearly extinct.Most live in captivity.They eat anything from mice to buffalo,and the alphas always eat first.

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A sperm whale with a giant squid hanging out if its mouth.


Giant squid one of the worlds largest squid species. Second only to the colossal squid. The sperm whale eats these huge squid for a meal.

That’s AWESOME! I love learning about ocean animals/Coral etc.

Thanks so much for posting this! ^-^

I just remembered a video I put up on my youtube channel. I was at a campground then I look up at hearing an odd sound. This is what I found.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhG7sk13 ... ture=g-upl

Also since its almost peeps bithday I think ill share a cute video of him.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ9SLPMY ... ture=g-upl

I got a lot of background noise in this because it was a time when my family was closeby talking. You can also hear ringtone the cockoteil in the other room.

KibaWolf wrote:A wolf eating its kill.These noble and respected yet dangerous and beautiful creatures are nearly extinct.Most live in captivity.They eat anything from mice to buffalo,and the alphas always eat first.

Grey wolves are not nearly extinct. Despite them being endangered, right now they are the least of worries.

There are about 35 amur leopards in the wild.

Compared to grey wolves, grey wolves are fine.

My zoo is lucky enough to have an Amur Tiger and Amur Leopard! The poor leopard's cage is really small and crammed compared to the other exhibets. It was pacing around like it was bored too.

Foxesrule wrote:

KibaWolf wrote:A wolf eating its kill.These noble and respected yet dangerous and beautiful creatures are nearly extinct.Most live in captivity.They eat anything from mice to buffalo,and the alphas always eat first.

Grey wolves are not nearly extinct. Despite them being endangered, right now they are the least of worries.

There are about 35 amur leopards in the wild.

Compared to grey wolves, grey wolves are fine.

That Is true. Grey wolves have recovered greatly in some area of the US and other areas not so much. Here In washington there are only five known wolf packs that are spread out across the state. In other states grey wolf numbers are so large that they can take them of the endangered species list. The only wolf here in the USA that is even close to becoming extinct is the red wolf. In the wild just over 100 red wolves roam the USA in just eastern North Carolina. However there are another 200 that are being mantained in captive breeding facilites across the United States.

My zoo has recently had red wolf pups born. So that is really good news for these red wolves.

Look at this beautiful sun-set...

Gahhhhhhhh it's so pretty

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Foxesrule wrote:Look at this beautiful sun-set...

That is very pretty foxes!