Showing posts with label Amazing Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amazing Animals. Show all posts

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Cow.


Normally I would apologize for not posting in a few weeks.

But today I won't.

You know why?              Because I only have 3 questions.

Is it really too much to ask for someone to pause for 20 seconds and think of and post a question.

Seriously....

I'm not going to do my Q+A post until I have at least 4-5 question, maybe more depending on the complexity.





but I still have a treat for you!

I drew you all a cow. It's udderly gorgeous (udderly, ha, get it?) And I drew it on our amazing (, metallic green, mini, :P) Dry ease board. So in the photo it looks kinda shiny 'cuz light's reflecting off it...

Well, here it is...

Monday, January 16, 2012

Another inspiration

Sorry but you'll be getting a lot of these...












until you give me questions for (creative) q+a post!!! >:(


This is another Parry Gripp inspiration





Friday, January 13, 2012

space unicorn

I drew this for you guys on paint. I tried to make it look this bad...

What can I say... I was inspired by Parry Gripp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slO7dDwB9jA&feature=related

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

2012!

Happy new year everyone. The world is now gonna end this year!!!! 2012 is the apocalypse! Sorry about that...

Anyways, now that it's a new year it's time for new years resolutions that we know aren't gonna stick... :) Some of mine (related to the blog) are as follows:
A) Not to lie on my blog ( by this I mean saying something like "...and look forward to my post on alligators coming out this Tuesday..." and then post about crocodiles on Wednesday.)
 B) The write another amazing animals post. And randomness chronicles :P
C) Post a photo of my current snowman and future snowmen
D0 Post more often  (I know what you're thinking- "yeah right, like she hasn't said that a million times already..." Well you know what I say "Shut up! I'm a person and I try, alright?")
E) stop talking to myself in text...

Not sure if I'll be able to keep any of these so wish me luck :)

Oh, guess what? 800 pageviews, that's what! I know, it's not very much but I only had about 700 a few weeks ago so, yay!

I'll finish off by a random chronicle poem:

There one was a flammable dog
a sock, a fig, and a hog
Thay all ate some stew
Then painted on you
All as a frog barfed a log

Lovely isn't it? And sensical too...

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Albert: my bffl!

This is Albert. He's my pet rock and one of my BFFLs. I got him at antelope island which is on The Great Salt Lake (in salt lake city) when I was on vacation this summer. He seems to get along pretty well with all my gnomes and stuffies. And he's huggable!!!!! :)

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Amazing Animals

This will be my new semi-regular segment on my blog. It's called 'Amazing Animals'. Each time I'll post the name of an awesome animal and gives some facts and a picture.


This time my animal is the pygmy hippo. Here are some Q&A about them. I got them of the internet FYI.




1. Are pygmy hippos friendly?
Although pygmy hippopotamuses look relatively small and docile, they can be extremely aggressive when it comes to protecting their home or enclosure. They are not thought to be social animals. However, our animals are familiar with their daily Zoo routine and do recognize their keepers as food providers.
2. Could they hurt you?
Yes. They have large, sharp, tusk-like canine teeth that are used for protection and defense.
3. Why do they open their mouths?
That is usually a threat display. By opening their jaws and exhibiting their canines, the hippopotamuses hope to intimidate possible enemies. Also, our animals have been conditioned to open their mouth so keepers can inspect their teeth. Keepers give them treats to reinforce this behavior.
4. What is the white oil on the pygmy hippo's body?
Pygmy hippopotamuses produce this oil naturally. It protects their skin against water loss. 
5. How closely related are pygmy and Nile hippos?
Pygmy and Nile hippopotamuses are both members of the same family of mammals Hippopotamidae. At first glance they may look and act very much alike; but they are, in fact, two very distinct species with different lifestyles and physical adaptations.
Here is a picture of an extremely cute baby pygmy hippo: