Showing posts with label Amazing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amazing. Show all posts
The World's Most Colorful Snakes
This uniquely colored snake which is scientifically called Epicrates cenchria is a boa found in Central and South America. This species is known for its attractive iridescent sheen.
Temple viper snake
Incredible Photographs of Birds' Nests
What a treasure it is to find and look at a lovingly made, intricate bird's nest... Birds of all sizes and colors have one thing in common: they make nests in which to raise their young. Sometimes the nests are nothing more than scrapes in the ground; other times they are fully enclosed or sewn together with spider's webs or fine grasses. Sharon Beals has written a fantastic book called 50 Birds Nests
LITTLE BLUE FISH
I didn’t want a fish. I don’t want a fish. Anything but another fish in this house. How many do we have, thanks to my hubby Harvey’s hobby?
He has two salt water tanks, two fresh water tanks, and a koi pond outside. So a fish of my own was not what I longed for.
But it was my friend’s big birthday, she loves
CONFESSIONS OF AN “ALMOST” MURDERER
They say in sports that “almost” doesn’t count. Don’t waste the fans’ time with lame excuses such as in “I almost got that ball into the hoop.” “We almost won that game.” “I almost stopped that puck.”Having said that, I admit that I am an “almost” murderer.
Readers who have read my “Little Blue Fish” story know that Sparky is my Siamese Fighting Fish. He is now blind, living in the equivalent of a
Top 10 Worst Things In Nature.
The corpse flower thrives in the grasslands bordering rain forests in
Sumatra (though it is now found around the world in display gardens).
It grows a single enormous flower which produces a smell that is
remarkably similar to a rotting corpse (hence its name). The flower
grows to over 10 feet wide and its coloring is designed to mimic the
look of rotting meat – to help entice the carrion eating insects that
pollinate it. The tip of the corpse flower is nearly the
Moses Bridge Cutting Through Fort de Roovere’s Moat
The Sunken Bridge is pedestrian bridge is designed by RO & AD Architects
in Fort de Roovere, West Brabant Water Line region of the Netherlands.
The speciality of this bridge is that it creates the illusion of walking
through water. The project was recently awarded with the prestigious
BNA (Union of Dutch Liger
The Liger is a hybrid cross between a male lion and a female tiger,
thus both its parents are from the Panthera genus, but from different
species. Ligers are the biggest of all the big cats, growing to almost
the lion and tigers combined size. They carry characteristics from both
parents, for instance their love of swimming from tigers and their
Iron Shackles of Death
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