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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Womans face reconstructed after a Chimp Attack
An unfortunate incident happened a couple of years ago whereby Sandra Herold (owner of a 90Kg Pet Chimp (as you do) named Travis) invited her friend Charla Nash (ofcourse an expert in getting a 90kg Chimp under control, NOT! ) to … Continue reading
Rhinos Head Dead or Alive
Can you believe how desperate people are for money ? Am I surprised, nope! Even after the Rhino is dead with only the head on exhibit (in a museum OK fair even, but why not the WHOLE Rhino! weird yup!) … Continue reading
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Hedgehogs in Trouble
More and more people are concreting over their front garden for extra car parking (or just pure laziness as not to maintain a lawn!) and the same applies with the rear garden, concreted over for a patio or BBQ. This … Continue reading
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Birds nest in unusual places
Its amazing where animals choose to call home. Like us, they look for warmth and shelter but this is amazing, under the bonnet of a hire van. Luckily for the thrushes, Catterick Garrison noticed the nest and kept the van … Continue reading