I enjoy silly science comics. This one is exceptionally silly. ¡DisfrĂștalo!
Potent Puzzling Ponderables Robert Ponders When He's Not Pondering Pertinently Pressing Prescribed Problems or Prose.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Otis, the Great Bustard
Otis tarda, the Great Bustard. An endangered, migratory species that once was found across the open grasslands of Europe and Asia.
Otis is the world's largest flying bird.
He also has a rather queer breeding display...
Otis is the world's largest flying bird.
He also has a rather queer breeding display...
Otis is a loner. He looks really silly in that hat.
Judgmental Barn Owls would have a thing or two to say about this new 'fit.
Judgmental Barn Owls would have a thing or two to say about this new 'fit.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Random Thought of the Day
Barn Swallows are pretty neat. The females select males based on the length of their streamer tails. Males with long streamers are more fit (they can dedicate more energy to growing long tail feathers), they have lower parasite loads, longer lived, disease resistant, and have a higher vitality.
They are also quite promiscuous. Barn swallows are socially monogamous, but genetically polygamous.
In other words...
they're cheaters.
They are also quite promiscuous. Barn swallows are socially monogamous, but genetically polygamous.
In other words...
they're cheaters.
She caught the early train home. She gets bitchy when she molts. Avian PMS.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Random Thought of the Day
Did you know...
The Arctic Tern migrates farther than any other migratory animal in the world. Actually, they migrate from pole to pole!
That's right, from Arctic to Antarctic and back!
Every year.
That's more than 44,300 miles!!! Holy cow. That's a long way to fly.
Also one of my favorite birds!
The Arctic Tern migrates farther than any other migratory animal in the world. Actually, they migrate from pole to pole!
Migration route of the Arctic Tern. Breeds in the Arctic (red) and vacations in the Antarctic (blue). |
That's right, from Arctic to Antarctic and back!
Every year.
That's more than 44,300 miles!!! Holy cow. That's a long way to fly.
Also one of my favorite birds!
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Mr. Edwards, the Ferruginous Hawk
And I'm Back!
Hey! Finally have spare time again! Yay more blogging!
I have been wanted to blog something like this for a while now (partially inspired by Aaron's Emotional Marine Animals over at Tumblr). Hope you enjoy:
I have been wanted to blog something like this for a while now (partially inspired by Aaron's Emotional Marine Animals over at Tumblr). Hope you enjoy:
Judgmental Barn Owls. Little Known Fact: Owls can get boob-jobs.
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