Animals are awesome

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A little frivolity for your weekend.  That is all.








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Comments

  1. Anonymous11:01 AM

    That big eyed beaky thing doesn't even look real. Any idea what kind of bird that is?

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  2. diane11:12 AM

    Thanks for this post Chris, it helps keep things in perspective.

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  3. Shannon Green11:37 AM

    Is that a bear? Do they all have tongues like that?? That's so bizarre. And somewhat exciting.

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  4. Cora3:09 PM

    Pffft! The duck makes me laugh out loud. No idea why it's so funny, it just is. Hee.

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  5. Cindy8:18 PM

    Is that Bat Real?

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  6. Unknown11:04 PM

    Excellent pics!

    And uh that damn bird is staring at me. Make him stop!

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  7. Connie2:39 AM

    I know birds are nearly weightless, but that yellow bird is holding a good sized chunk of cheese. Cheese has mass, and yet, the bird's center of balance is still... way outta whack! Somebody turn the gravity back on please.

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  8. Trooper Thorn5:01 PM

    THat fruit bat seems a bit too smug for a bat.

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  9. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks5:26 PM

    the 2nd one is a duckling farting...

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  10. Churlita1:09 PM

    Most of those were pretty damn cute...Except the long tongue one.

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  11. Coaster Punchman10:59 AM

    I knew that at least one person would see some value in that tongue.

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  12. Anonymous12:28 PM

    hysterical! loved the bear with the tongue and the bird just staring into the camera.

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