Wednesday, October 14, 2009
The Bison
The Bison. I saw one of these once, I can't remember much, but I remember they had really long hairs on the end of their dicks. There was more hair on the end of their dicks than they had on their pubes. It was like someone had reversed their dicks by snapping them off and shoving them backwards into the hole again. And when it pissed there was piss dew on the end, in the hair, for ages. I think they lived in the mountains.
The Crab
ALthough there were lots of different types of crabs this is just one of them. Crabs were ferocious predators, in or out of the water. They usually had one dominant claw, like man, and used it to pince and grab. It would have made more sense to call them Grabs. It may have been an early spelling mistake. Many names change due to spelling mistakes. My mate Jaya once told me that Pizza Hut was origionally called Pizza Cut. Crabs walk sideways and as the old saying goes, "always attack a crab from behind".
This fancy speciman of a bird is a common wetlands duck. The one pictured is brown but they came in many colours. It was a social bird and could be seen flying in flocks. They were even the inspiration for the "flying V" ice-hockey formation in the movie "mighty ducks" with Emilio Estevez. The movie also had that guy from from Dawson's Creek, but he was hardly recognisable as he was so young, although, he was also pretty young in "Dawson's Creek". Ducks use their webbed feet to detect fish under water. Some scientist's believe they are related to bottle nose dolphins. Not I.
Intro-duck-tion
Our aim here at Norri's ark.. is to create a digital ark for future generations. So that they can know all about Elephants, Cattle, Dogs and Cats, Bears, all different sorts of animals, that we humans(humanus carnivore) all too often take for granted.
We will be bringing you all different sorts of animals and information about them.. As well as the occasional personal account.
We will start you off today.. with the common Duck (Duck Bird).
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