BITS AND BOBS..Funny, serious, mad, bad, inane, insane...anything goes here.

I think we all know this feeling..


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Wow Nel, you do find some wonderful things to post n here. I love the Busker, he does make you feel happy lol. The Cats were gorgeous, the starlings were amazing!! I will look at the bat vid later, I can't bats and need to pluck up some courage to watch them.

Well done Nel, this thread is always a pleasure to visit xxx

The world record longest ears on a dog - 11.5 inches

The dog with the largest ears in the world as recognised by the new 2004 Guiness Book of World Records, Mr Jeffries the Bassett Hound, is seen in this handout photo made available Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2003. Jeffries, whose ears measure 29.2 cm (11.5 in) lives with his owner, Phil Jeffries, in West Sussex, England. Mr Jeffries' full name is Knightsfollie Ladiesman and he is the grandson of Biggles, the face of Hush Puppies shoes. His ears are insured for 30,000 pounds ($47,800). (AP Photo/Guinness World Records)

Shame, poor Tortoise, I guess he will never be loely.

I don't think the poor Cat wants a shower

Keep you eyes focused on the dot in the middle of the image, and move your head back and forth to and from the screen. The wheels will appear to be turning!

Count the legs on the Elephant.

Rosie, an eleven-month-old pug, stares at Buster Brown, a four-year-old chocolate Labrador retriever, in front of the Seaside Espresso kiosk in the Inner Harbor in Victoria, Canada Monday, Sept.15, 2003. The dogs are best of friends and spend most days together with their owner Andrew Vlassie who owns the kiosk. (AP Photo/Victoria Times-Colonist/Darren Stone)

Chilean scientists are baffled by a huge, gelatinous sea creature found washed up on the southern Pacific coast and were seeking international help identifying the mystery specimen. The dead creature was mistaken for a beached whale when first reported about a week ago, but experts who went to see it said the 40-foot-long mass of decomposing lumpy gray flesh apparently was an invertebrate. Chilean scientists look at the creature near Puerto Montt, July 1, 2003. Scientists said on Wednesday that the huge mass may be a rare type of giant octopus or just discarded whale blubber. (Jose Luis Saavedra/Reuters)

A few Pics for Dolly and Cat xxx

An ecosystem is a living community of plant and animals sharing an environment with non-living elements such as climate and soil.

Ecosystems exist on a variety of scales. An example of a small scale ecosystem (micro) is a pond. A medium scale ecosystem (messo) could be a forest. The tropical rainforest is an example of a very large ecosystem (biome).

Sunlight is the main source of energy. This allows plants to convert energy by photosynthesis.... Mother nature has seen to it that everything has a place, an all can live and thrive in a perfectly ballanced way. And when there becomes an abundence of any kind that might threaten that ballance... She has the answer..