Saturday is phoblog day.
I’m supposed to use horse photos and then sprinkle in other stuff. Well, I’m not ‘supposed’ to because that is a rule I made up myself… but I usually put up horse photos plus a smattering of other images.
Well, today, I have hardly any horse images and several of the other kinds of animals.
I hope you enjoy the unusual photos for this fine Saturday!
1) A fossa! I had never heard of this so I am posting it here.
Fossa. Click to enlarge
2) Rhino and Hippo! This week I found one baby and then one having its teeth done!
Rhino baby. Click to enlarge
Click to enlarge
3) Cute meerkat. I wonder if they are ferocious and just look cute…?
Are meerkats as cute as they appear? I wonder. Click to enlarge
4) Baby and dog. Awwww.
Awww
5) Cute dog nose! Note the horse in the background!
There is a horse in the background!
6) Horses enjoying music!
Play it again, Sam!
7) What is an Aye Aye?
This is an Aye Aye. Click to enlarge
8) Lemurs!
Lemurs
9) Llama!
Ha! The llama doesn't look real happy... Click to enlarge
10) This is just incredible!! Look at the size of this moth!
Huge moth!
HORSE AND MAN is a blog in growth… if you like this, please pass it around!
JANUARY DROP IN THE BUCKET FUND: THE PIUTE ORPHAN FOALS
To learn all about the Bucket Fund and to donate the the ‘Saved from Slaughter Orphan Foals’, please click on the photo (photo credit, Trish Lowe)
click to help the foals!
Oy! I messed up. I just fixed it. Sheesh! Of course it is a Rhino!
dang it I just read the blurb to the right – it IS a rhino!
Dawn? That hippo baby looks like a rhino baby to me. The nose looks like a horn could sprout there … not like the wider nose of the hippo – am I just imagining that?
The meerkats have a complex social system. The group leader is a female (smart). Only she is allowed to have babies. She has a mate and he takes care of the other males, keeping them in line. If some other female does have babies, she is thrown out by the head female. The babies of the outed female often don’t survive as it takes the whole group to forgage for food. They kill snakes also. The Discovery Channel had a very good series on them a couple of years ago. We never missed it.