Kimba The White Lion Episode/1 Part 1

Hi guys I thought my blog was getting a bit boring so starting this week every week I will be posting a link or a video of Kimba The White Lion.
I your not familiar with Kimba The White Lion I don't blame you it was made in 1966. The show is about a young White Lion cub called Kimba, at a young age Kimba suffers a great tradgedy and is forced to live by himself but along the way he meets alot of other animals some become his friends and other become enimies. Kimba helps to protect all the other animals from hunters and other animals. Kimba is very happpy with his new life but the one thing that makes him different is that he is the only white lion, WILL HE EVER FIND ANOTHER WHITE LION?



Link To Kimba The White Lion Episode 1/Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wh8lO_TOlMk

The Giant Panda

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Okapia

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Glaucus Atlanticus

The Glaucus Atlanticus, is also known as The Blue SeaSlug.

It floats upside down in the water and is often found lurking around with Jellyfish.

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5 Rarest Animals In The World

The Pinta Island Tortoise

This tortoise from the Galapagos Islands is the rarest animal of them all. There is only one of them still alive. They were said to be extinct 30 years ago until a ranger happen to find one. They have been searching for a female tortoise so they can get the Pinta Island Tortoise back on the map.

Baiji

The Baiji is better known as the river dolphin. They are usually found outside of China. The reason that has caused these mammals to become so rare is the fact that these dolphins were competing for their food with the human race. The humans would hunt fish and it just so happened to be what these rare dolphins eat. There have been reports that this species is now extinct and they are in search of them as we speak.

The Vancouver Island Marmot

This rare animal can be found in the Vancouver Islands in British Columbia. They are said to congregate in the mountainous regions. In the year 2000, the Canadian researchers found the population of these rare animals to be at an all time low of just 75. They have since then put about half of that number in rehab facilities where they are trying to mate them and get the population back up to around 400 – 500 individual Marmots.

Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bat

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Javan Rhino

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