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Thursday, June 18, 2015
Thursday 13 - 13 Animals you may or may not know fascinating nonetheless
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Christmas comes so very fast.I want to hold it in my heart all year Mr. Dickens I really do . I have been extremely ill so it is a particula...
Wow. Most of these animals I've never seen or heard about. I want to keep studying the pictures or maybe google them myself. Thanks for showing me something new.
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Yowza (and some Eeeek).
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I love knowing that there are such cool and odd creatures out there. Though I wouldn't want to run into some of them in dark alleys! I hope you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteThat is one funky snout on the saiga. Love the cute little snub nose monkey. My T13
ReplyDeleteI can't help but wonder what a deer needs with teeth or why a crab needs such long legs.
ReplyDeleteI'm stunned by these! I saw what I think is a frilled shark on the beach in Mass with a lot of other people. We thought it was a sea monster, which it is often mistaken for. It does not usually swim on the north east coast but may have washed up from somewhere else. And I was just looking at a picture of one with my grandsons yesterday and putting it all together.
ReplyDeleteThose are fascinating! I've never seen any of these. The antelope was so different. The snake and shark are scary!
ReplyDeleteI have seen some of them, but still this is an amazing 13 Thursday...seriously awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love animals that's why I love your post.
The Blue Dragon fascinates me the most.