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    ^^^ 555

    My dog used to run in front of the snowmobile until one day he broke through the crust and the machine when over him. After that he always ran behind.

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    A small shark (a smooth dogfish) was swallowed whole by a very hungry sand tiger shark.
    Credit: University of Delaware ORB Lab View full size image
    Everyone knows the story: The little fish gets eaten by a big fish, and the big fish gets eaten by an even bigger fish, and so on.
    But it isn't often that the big fish is a shark — in this case, a dogfish — that then gets swallowed whole by a much larger sand tiger shark (Carcharias taurus), one of the nastiest-looking top predators in the ocean.
    This bizarre "turducken of the sea" photo was captured by researchers at the University of Delaware's Ocean Exploration, Remote Sensing, Biogeography (ORB) Lab. The scientists were in Delaware Bay this month to recapture sand tiger sharks that had been tagged with satellite-tracking tags, or to recover tags that had come off prematurely. [See Video of Shark Trapping & Tagging]

    To capture a sand tiger shark, researchers baited a hook with a menhaden, a common marine fish, which was quickly snatched up by a smooth dogfish (Mustelus canis). "This unlucky smooth dogfish couldn't resist the menhaden used as bait and, unfortunately, fell victim to one of the top predators in the bay," ORB researchers wrote on their Facebook page. "The dogfish was about 3 feet [1 meter] long and completely swallowed by the sand tiger shark."
    The sand tiger shark is also called the ragged-tooth shark because of its three fearsome rows of protruding teeth, which the sharks use to spear their prey (usually lobsters, rays, squid and smaller fish). Despite their terrifying demeanor, sand tiger sharks are not aggressive toward humans, and are common in aquariums because of their size — they can grow to be 10 feet (3 m) long — and their breeding success in captivity.
    The hungry female sand tiger shark photographed here was tagged and released.


    Shark Swallowed Whole By ... Another Shark | LiveScience

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    The Day the Earth Smiled: Sneak Preview
    In this rare image taken on July 19, 2013, the wide-angle camera on NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has captured Saturn’s rings and our planet Earth and its moon in the same frame. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute

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    ^ That is unreal. Like a scene in a sci-fi movie.

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    Well, So Much For That Hay Crop...


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    Grendma rocks!


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    Wonder How That Will Affect The Fishing?


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    Just another day at work, hon, what's for dinner?


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    They'll be rolling around nekkid in a couple of minutes!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
    Just another day at work, hon, what's for dinner?

    Faaaaaaaaaaaaark that for a job!

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    Now That's A Shower I Could Live With.


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    ^ a nice bathroom and ^^ Um, what?
    Both photos, I'll give you that. The adjective in the title that you're miscontrueing is 'AMAZING'.
    amazing adjective Definition of AMAZING : causing amazement, great wonder, or surprise See amazing defined for English-language learners
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boon Mee View Post
    There you go.

    Mt. St. Helens?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Koojo View Post
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    There you go.

    Mt. St. Helens?
    My guess is Iceland.

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    ^^According to Google Images, it's Mount Ararat in Turkey.

    This is a cool feature I learned about on a consumer watch show from UK. You go to Google Images and you'll see a camera icon on the right hand side of the search box. You can insert the pic by either the URL or by browsing in your files. I did this one by saving the pic and Browsing.

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    ^That's from the train crash in Quebec, right? Very tragic. So many people killed and the owner of the company doing the shipping didn't bother to speak to the victims or the residents until over a week after the crash. They are still looking for remains and the town has been closed down to reopen in a different location.

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    Quote Originally Posted by natalie8 View Post
    ^That's from the train crash in Quebec, right? .
    Believe it is.

    Tragic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by natalie8 View Post
    ^^According to Google Images, it's Mount Ararat in Turkey.

    This is a cool feature I learned about on a consumer watch show from UK. You go to Google Images and you'll see a camera icon on the right hand side of the search box. You can insert the pic by either the URL or by browsing in your files. I did this one by saving the pic and Browsing.
    Good tip, natalie, cheers!

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    Majestic


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    North American Wolverine









    These animals go for the groin - mean bastards...

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