Amazing Video Dept. See an Octopus squeeze through a one inch hole

The variety of God's creation is just awesome. I love this little video. From Google Video.

The BIG Picture Blog

Ready for some really nice large photography. Boston.com has an awesome new blog of the best pictures that come their way. It's pretty cool. Click it and check it out.

THE BIG PICTURE BLOG

Stinky Feet

Funny Pic. I thought you would enjoy this one.

Meet the Mini Pigs !!!

Chris Murray needed 9 years and 24 generations to develop a breeding programme that resulted in the minitature pigs you’ll see.The smallest pigs the farmer created are the ones below, that are no bigger than your standard tea cup. The pennywell miniature pig is a variant of a rare breed of pig from New Zealand and make excellent pets.

More from Fuzz-time, with some super cute pics!

Missing Kentucky Dog Found More Than A Thousand Of Miles Away

It's hard to believe, but a dog, lost near Lexington, Kentucky nearly a month ago, has been found in Texas, more than a thousand miles away from its home.

Tom and Debbie Griswald's 9-month-old German Shepherd, Trudy, disappeared on April 25th.

Tom told our sister station, WKYT, "I had pretty well decided that Trudy was dead, that the coyotes had gotten her because I couldn't imagine anyone picking up a dog in that good of condition with a collar and not trying to find the owner."

What they didn't know is that a woman had picked up the dog in a restaurant parking lot in Nicholasville and driven it to her home in Texas.

She even renamed the dog Lexie.

But then, on May 1st, the Griswalds got a break in the form of an e-mail from the Texas woman's sister-in-law in Vermont.

Debbie Griswald recalls, "The Vermont woman saw Trudy on Dog Detective.com and said her sister-in-law picked up a dog, a female German Shepherd , in the Lexington area in April. She wondered if that could be our Trudy."

Luckily, the Griswalds had implanted a micro chip identifier in Trudy, and authorities in Montgomery County, Texas were able to determined that the dog there did indeed belong to the Kentucky couple.

Tom and Debbie now give the lady who took the dog the benefit of the doubt, sort of.

Tom Griswald says, "Misguided Samaritan I think is what I've finally come to call her. I had some other names before."

Police in Texas say the woman will probably not face any charges.
Trudy was flown from Houston to Lexington Thursday night where her grateful owners were waiting to be reunited with her.

From WTIN.com

Study: N. Pacific Humpback Whale Population Rises

Once hunted to the brink of extinction, humpback whales have made a dramatic comeback in the North Pacific Ocean over the past four decades, a new study says.

The study released Thursday by SPLASH, an international organization of more than 400 whale watchers, estimates there were between 18,000 and 20,000 of the majestic mammals in the North Pacific in 2004-2006.

Their population had dwindled to less than 1,500 before hunting of humpbacks was banned worldwide in 1966.

''It's not a complete success, but it's definitely very encouraging in terms of the recovery of the species,'' said Jeff Walters, co-manager of the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary.

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Lost Parrot Returns Home After Telling Veterinarian His Address

When Yosuke the parrot flew out of his cage and got lost, he did exactly what he had been taught — recite his name and address to a stranger willing to help.

Police rescued the African grey parrot two weeks ago from a neighbor's roof in the city of Nagareyama, near Tokyo. After spending a night at the station, he was transferred to a nearby veterinary hospital while police searched for clues, local policeman Shinjiro Uemura said.

He kept mum with the cops, but began chatting after a few days with the vet.

"I'm Mr. Yosuke Nakamura," the bird told the veterinarian, according to Uemura. The parrot also provided his full home address, down to the street number, and even entertained the hospital staff by singing songs.

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The amazing 'pixie dust' made from pigs bladder that regrew a severed finger in FOUR weeks

Scientists are claiming an amazing breakthrough - regrowing a man's severed finger with the aid of an experimental powder.

Four weeks after Lee Spievack sliced almost half an inch off the top of one of his fingers, he said it had grown back to its original length.

Four months later it looked like any other finger, complete with "great feeling", a fingernail and fingerprint.

Note: The pictures are a little gross.

More at the Daily Mail

Caspian Buzz Storms the Web

Prince Caspian, the second film in the Chronicles of Narnia franchise, doesn't hit theaters until May 16, but the buzz and hype machines are in full swing. A behind-the-scenes featurette, which includes some of the first footage of the mouse character Reepicheep in action, can be watched on YouTube, while a brand new trailer has been posted on MySpace. Disney has also begun arranging group screenings of the film for churches and other organizations. Bully Pulpit has a list of available dates.
More Info at Christianity Today
Offical Website
Info on the film at imdb.com
Article on the filn at Wikipedia

Dog Survives 8 Days Buried In Explosion Rubble

An English springer spaniel that had been missing since a Breckenridge building explosion on April 19 was found alive Sunday, buried in the rubble, her injured owner said. The dog, named Lulu, was uncovered in the rubble by the owner of the building, Brian Holt, with Good Times Adventures. Holt said he heard a whimper while going through the wrecked building. "We turned off the radio and started calling out Lulu's name. Then we heard some yelping," Holt told the Summit Daily News.

The dog belongs to Good Times employee Brian Mislanski, who was trapped and injured in the explosion. It took nearly an hour to dig down to Lulu. The dog was found 15 feet down, in a crawl space. "She basically had a two story building on top of her," Holt told the newspaper.
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Expelled makes it into the Box Office Top Ten on Opening Weekend

Opening on about half the screens of other top 10 movies, "Expelled," Ben Stein's documentary on academia's censorship of any ideas hinting of intelligent design, scored an impressive $3.2 million in its opening weekend – more than all but eight other movies.
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Also - Read Chuck Norris and his comments on Intelligent Design

Lucky dog! Adrift pooch is plucked from Pacific isle

Snickers the Sea Dog is barely more than a pup, but he's already an old salt.

The 8-month-old pooch spent three months adrift in the Pacific with his owners and a parrot until their 48-foot sailboat ran aground in December on tiny Fanning Island, 1,000 miles south of Hawaii. Snickers and Gulliver had to be left behind as their owners hitched a ride on a cargo vessel.

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