AvatarMartin MiddlewoodBirds The world’s oldest known wild bird just turned 70—why she’s so special verified_publisherNational Geographic - Kim Steutermann RogersKapa'a, HawaiiShe could be any of a million Laysan albatross returning each fall to Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge, a group of three tiny islands formed from coral reefs in the North Pacific. Here,...
AvatarMartin MiddlewoodFrogs Snakes insert their heads into living frogs' bodies to swallow their organs (because nature is horrifying) Live Science - Mindy Weisberger The encounters left frogs absolutely gutted. For knife-toothed kukri snakes, the tastiest parts of a frog are its organs, preferably sliced out of the …
AvatarMartin MiddlewoodCats Artist Draws Incredibly Realistic Cat Faces You’ll Want To Reach Out and Touch verified_publisherMy Modern Met - Margherita ColeFrom Salvador Dali‘s ocelot “Babou” to Pablo Picasso‘s siamese cat “Minou,” felines have served as both muses and companions to creatives for centuries. And now, 20-year-old Japanese artist Haruki Kudo...
AvatarMartin MiddlewoodIs What they Say about Tuxedo Cats True? By The Boutique AdventurerHas a Tuxedo Cat really run for political office in the USA? Are they the strongest swimmers of all cats? And is there a Tuxedo Cat who is a multimillionaire? Find out which ones are true - plus the most common breeds for tuxedo cats - in my storyboard
AvatarMartin MiddlewoodCoyotes 3-legged coyote making itself at home on sparsely populated UBC campus ctvnews.ca - Shelley Moore VANCOUVER -- They’re sleek and furry and call Metro Vancouver home, but coyotes have been in the local news recently for all the wrong reasons. A …
