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Antarctic fur seal
The Antarctic fur seals’ remarkable homing instinct, which is thought to be the most accurate of any sea mammal, allows the creatures to return to within a single body length of the spot where they were born to give birth to their own pups.
Purple Power!
A purple frog with a pig nose, a seal with an inflatable face, and penguin with yellow eyes! They sound like tall tales, but they are just some of the unusual endangered species described at WebEcoist.
Continue reading… “20 of the World’s Weirdest Endangered Species”
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Just because you run onto the beach doesn’t mean you’ll be safe from this whale. Quite amazing. Second video after the jump.
Continue reading… “Whale Eats Seal”
The Snap Capp is something very special, and yet is so simple. Simply put, the Snap Capp is “a plastic re-closable top designed to snap onto virtually all 12 and 16 ounce aluminum beverage cans”.
Continue reading… “Can on Bottom, Bottle on Top”
An Antarctic fur seal has been observed trying to have sex with a king penguin.
The South African-based scientists who witnessed the incident say it is the most unusual case of mammal mating behaviour yet known.
Continue reading… “Seal Attempts to Have Sex with Penguin”
