الخميس، 3 ديسمبر 2015

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Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?

U-pet, Pet Carriers With Bubble Window for Your Creature Companion
Of Course This Sweet Dog Can Sing Along to Adele's 'Hello'
A Sassy Elephant Seal Enjoys Her Day in the Sun, While Destroying Everything in Her Path
Prince Harry Writes Emotional Instagram Posts to Bring Attention to Poaching of Elephants and Rhinos
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U-pet, Pet Carriers With Bubble Window for Your Creature Companion

Posted: 03 Dec 2015 01:00 PM PST

These backpacks let your animal see the world like a little astronaut.

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Most animals are not okay with being carried around in a small backpack but at least they can breath and see where they're going on the way to the vet!

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Of Course This Sweet Dog Can Sing Along to Adele's 'Hello'

Posted: 03 Dec 2015 12:00 PM PST

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Tagged: dogs , adele , sing along , howling , Video , animals

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A Sassy Elephant Seal Enjoys Her Day in the Sun, While Destroying Everything in Her Path

Posted: 03 Dec 2015 11:00 AM PST

Molly the elephant seal has been spending a few weeks in with humans in Tasmania's Bruny Island. She mostly spends her time relaxing in someone's back yard.

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She just wants to hang out with the locals. Although she doesn't seem to be very dangerous she still leaves a path of destruction in her wake.

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That's why she has to be lured back to the wild with a big fish on a string. Who knows how long she'll stay away though, this isn't the first time she's come to visit.

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Prince Harry Writes Emotional Instagram Posts to Bring Attention to Poaching of Elephants and Rhinos

Posted: 03 Dec 2015 10:00 AM PST

The description of this image posted on Instagram includes a statement from Prince Harry in an effort to bring attention to conservation of elephants and rhinos who are hunted for their horns and ivory.

Prince Harry has released this personal photo taken during his summer visit to southern Africa. Here Prince Harry shares his story behind the photograph... "After a very long day in Kruger National Park, with five rhinos sent to new homes and three elephants freed from their collars - like this sedated female - I decided to take a moment. I know how lucky I am to have these experiences, but hearing stories from people on the ground about how bad the situation really is, upset and frustrated me. How can it be that 30,000 elephants were slaughtered last year alone? None of them had names, so do we not care? And for what? Their tusks? Seeing huge carcasses of rhinos and elephants scattered across Africa, with their horns and tusks missing is a pointless waste of beauty." Photograph © Prince Harry

He also shared a video where he meets a baby orphaned rhino.

Prince Harry has released this personal video taken during his summer visit to southern Africa. Here Prince Harry shares his story behind the video... "These baby rhinos are at an orphanage because their mothers were killed by poachers. I can't say where this is for obvious reasons. But I spent an afternoon with Petronel Nieuwoubt who runs the orphanage. The youngest rhino was called Don. He was just two months old when he was found in Kruger National Park. Petronel has students and volunteers from all over the world come to look after these orphans. They pay for this experience and that money is used for milk, food, fencing and rangers for security." For more information go to: www.careforwild.co.za Video ©Prince Harry

A video posted by Kensington Palace (@kensingtonroyal) on Dec 2, 2015 at 2:35am PST