Raising Rheas
With Father's Day a little more than a week away, I thought this adorable viral video moment might be appropriate. Thanks to the National Geographic channel (and MySpace Video), here's a little clip showing a flock of baby Rhea chicks, being watched over lovingly by their Dad. Rhea's are related to the Ostrich, and they look like a ball of fluff being propelled along on a couple of pipe cleaners. On a scale of 1-10 in the Cute department...this is an 11.
Happy early Father's Day to all the hard working Dads out there!
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Viral Video Moment: U-Zoo Hits the Spot
Woman Lives With Lions
OK, somebody had to do it, so I'll take the fall. Before Shatner himself comes onto the Flaming Nose and tells us to "get a life" for being all Star Trek, all the time...here's a little break from our beloved TV Series-Movie Franchise.
MySpace Video has a feature now called U-Zoo (you can subscribe). I'm a connoisseur of animal videos, and what I like about this series, is the subtitles, giving you some sort of idea of what (in this case Russian) people are talking about as they adore their critters. In this particular video I love how the domestic house cat and dog are so accepting when their new family suddenly includes a few lion cubs.
It's a great series, but they need to refresh it more often. Good also for ultra sensitive animal lovers, as they don't include some of the more violent/drastic stuff that is omnipresent on YouTube.
OK, somebody had to do it, so I'll take the fall. Before Shatner himself comes onto the Flaming Nose and tells us to "get a life" for being all Star Trek, all the time...here's a little break from our beloved TV Series-Movie Franchise.
MySpace Video has a feature now called U-Zoo (you can subscribe). I'm a connoisseur of animal videos, and what I like about this series, is the subtitles, giving you some sort of idea of what (in this case Russian) people are talking about as they adore their critters. In this particular video I love how the domestic house cat and dog are so accepting when their new family suddenly includes a few lion cubs.
It's a great series, but they need to refresh it more often. Good also for ultra sensitive animal lovers, as they don't include some of the more violent/drastic stuff that is omnipresent on YouTube.
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