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.

They feed on Blue Bottle tentacles (Jellyfish) the Jellyfish cells that enables it to sting other creatures passes through The Blue Sea Slug and can be used in it's defence against threats.

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

They can be found just north of Madagascar in the Seychelles Islands. There is said to be less then 100 of these bats left here on earth. Scientists don’t know much about this specific type of bat but it is said that an amount of 500 or more would be enough to keep this species from becoming extinct.

Javan Rhino

There is said to be only around 50 of this type of Rhino left and researchers have noticed that they were only found in Indonesia and Vietnam. The animal has been poached for its horn and is said to be used for medical reasons. The humans have caused this animal to become one of the top five rarest animals in the world.

Easy To Make Peanut Butter Dog Biscuts

You Need:

1 1/2 cups of water

1/2 cup of oil

2 eggs

3 table spoons of peanut butter

2 tea spoons of vanilla

2 cups flour

1/2 cup cornmeal

1/2 cup oats

2 Bowls

Backing pan of some sort

Whisk

Blender

Directions:

1: Blend the wet ingrediants together.

2: Whisk dry ingrediants together in a different bowl.

3: Then roll the wet ingrediants to form a dough ball.

4: Shape the biscut dough as desired.

5: Place on a non stick pan or lightly gresed pan.

6: Bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes.

7: When 20 minutes is over turn off oven and allow biscuts to cool down in oven until they are crisp and hard.

8: Sit back, relax and watch your dog enjoy your homemade dog biscuts.

Crime Scene Koala

Just like us Humans Koalas also have ridges on their fingers which is a fingerprint, Koalas fingerprints are also different to other Koalas.

Because of the Koalas finger prints are so indenticle to our fingerprints it is said a Koalas fingerprint can be mistaken as a humans in a crime scene.


Koala Fingerprint




Human Fingerprint

Cute Pics Of The Kit Fox

Did You Know: Penguins

Penguins mate for life, even if the partner dies the penguin will never mate with another penguin.

The male father penguin looks after the egg while the female mother penguin goes hunting to supply the newborn when it hatches.

Penguins are one of the few species of bird that can not fly.

Some people like to refer to the Penguin as 'the bird who wears the tuxedo' because of their mostly black body with some white.