New cases of old animal vices, and some new insights into their depravity, caught on film:-We've seen so many examples of animals invading places of business that it might be time to retire this one to a Hall of Fame, but what the heck, here's a deer crashing its way into a New Jersey Goodwill store.
-Way back at the beginning of this blog we met a seagull that repeatedly strolled into a store in England to steal its favorite flavor of chips. Check out another example of the thieving persistence of these birds as this gull steals lunch from someone's backpack, completely unconcerned at being filmed the whole time.
-Ever wonder what your cat does all night? Ever wonder why you feel so tired in the morning? Maybe there's a connection. Check out this time-lapse video.
-This one shocked even me: Baboons that kidnap puppies.
-And finally: Yes, it's important to beware of the dangers of animals. But first, make sure the animal is alive. Example: Here's video from Houston of police responding to 911 calls about... a stuffed tiger.
There's even less excuse when you realize that it looks exactly like the tiger in the photo above. That one caused the same kind of ruckus in England back in June. People, you need to keep up with this blog!
Tiger Shark is one of the most fascinating species of sharks, with a distinctive appearance and properties, and the alarming threat to humans. These magnificent creatures living water, especially in the tropics, temperate climates, and are considered sacred in Hawaii. To protect shark species are protected projects that are specific to tiger sharks in operation, and animals of the ocean, often at the center of marine conservation volunteers.





Only a few will say that the baby tiger is one of the cute animals in the animal kingdom. Tigers are becoming an endangered species as a whole and baby tiger are simple, but its strength and beauty. They are absolutely adorable. If your child loves animals, then there is no better and we can get a stuffed animal as a baby tiger.











White tiger are Bengal tigers, whose fur is white or almost white. These species are not albino nor a separate subspecies of tiger. Rather, they are just Bengal tigers, which controls two copies of the pigmentation of the skin of the recessive gene. They are often described as a beautiful woman with pale skin, blue eyes


















