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Archives for September, 2009
Ring-tailed Lemur FTW
Posted by ableiman on September 29, 2009 If you are unfamiliar with South Korea’s Everland Zoo and their ridiculously talented photographer who goes by FloridaPFE on Flickr, time to make a new friend.
Bat Loose in Congress
Posted by ableiman on September 25, 2009 They’re nocturnal. They live in caves. They use ecolocution. BREAKING NEWS: BAT LOOSE IN CONGRESS
Fox Thief on MSNBC
Posted by Benny Bleiman on September 21, 2009 Personally I like this video for its production value. Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy
Newly Discovered Species Time!
Posted by Benny Bleiman on September 21, 2009 As you all probably know by now, we here at Zooillogix do not officially consider a species to exist until it is discovered by Western (or at least Western-trained) scientists. Here are some species that now, officially, exist for the first time. The 3-foot long Bosavi woolly rat is “quite a handsome beast,” Kristofer Helgen…
Gay Sunday 2009
Posted by Katie Thompson on September 15, 2009 If you happen to find yourself in the London area this coming Sunday, stop by the London Zoo for Gay Sunday 2009. They’re billing the it as the “most flamboyant event of the year.” So, go out and get flaming with the flamingos. Be bearish with the brown bears. Show your pride with the lions.…
Eagle Vs. Mountain Goat (Caution Explicit Footage)
Posted by Benny Bleiman on September 14, 2009 The following video found below the fold contains explicitly brutal nature footage not suitable for young children or you, Mom. Viewers advised.
Short-Eared Elephant Shrew Does Nothing
Posted by ableiman on September 9, 2009 Sure you could watch your cat sleeping or your TV while it was turned off, but we here at Zooillogix prefer to stare blankly at this shrew not moving for 1:16 minutes. Thank you Philadelphia Zoo.
The Song of the Bat
Posted by Benny Bleiman on September 5, 2009 Ok, so here’s the deal. I love bats. Always have. Always will. In fact, until I was about 14, I wanted to be a bat scientist. I then realized that bat scientists have to take a lot of classes that require a lot of lab work and I hastily changed my goal to becoming a…
Avenging Narwhal Playset
Posted by ableiman on September 4, 2009 For centuries, the Narwhal was the great mystery of the sea. With the body of a whale and the horn of a Unicorn, many people believed these fascinating creatures were harmless inhabitants of the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean. Recent studies, however, have exposed the secret agenda of these mysterious mammals and the true…