ALL ABOUT FUNNY PICTURES COLLECTION: February 2012

Thursday, 23 February 2012

Animal Lion Pictures 2012

Females are the prime hunters and work together to prey. They do this by splitting into groups. One group chases the animals to a certain area whilst another group waits to ambush the victims. Their technique and skill is highly praised for its complexity and precision. Each lion begins to develop their own unique role that's specific to contributing to the success of killing the intended prey. Their diet consists of prey as large as elephants, hyenas, hippos, rhinos, etc to something as small as lizard and mice. A lot of the time their food is scavenged.

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Lion

Funny Lion

Lion

Lion
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Lion

Frilled Shark Pictures and Video 2012

This Frill Shark is the ugliest of all the sharks out there. Wikipedia says,

The frilled shark was first scientifically recognized by German ichthyologist Ludwig Döderlein, who visited Japan between 1879 and 1881 and brought two specimens to Vienna.

This shark is named so because it has 6 pairs of gills that are collar-like with frilly edges. Deep down the sea within 160 to 660 feet (50 - 200 meters) in Japan (Saruga Bay in specific), these Frilled Sharks mostly eat up the squids.

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Frilled Shark

Frigate Bird details and Pictures 2012

While some people consider this Frigate Bird as a magnificent one, I personally do not like it. Not that my perspective matters but I also hope that at least 40% of my readers would also find this bird a little strange (if ugly is not the appropriate word).

The frigate birds are a family of seabirds and are also called frigate pelicans. It can be found breeding along the Pacific coast of Costa Rica and in the Corcovado National Park.

Frigatebird Facts

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class:Aves

Order:Pelecaniformes

Family:Fregatidae

Scientific Name:Fregata

Type:Bird

Diet:Carnivore

Size (H):65cm - 100cm (25in - 39in)

Wing Span:150cm - 250cm (59in - 98in)

Weight:0.9kg - 1.9kg (1.9lbs - 4.2lbs)

Top Speed:15km/h (9mph)

Life Span:15 - 25 years

Lifestyle:Colony

Conservation Status:Least Concern

Colour:Black, White, Brown, Red

Skin Type:Feathers

Favourite Food:Fish

Habitat:Tropical coasts and islands

Average Clutch Size:1

Main Prey:Fish, Crab, Squid

Predators: Humans, Rats, Cats

Distinctive Features:Large wingspan and enlarged red throat of the male

The frigatebird (also known as the man of war bird and the pirate bird) is a species of sea-bird found in warmer, tropical regions. Frigatebirds are thought to be most closely related to pelicans giving rise to another name for them, which is the frigate pelican.
The frigatebird is a large species of sea-bird that has an enormous wingspan that often exceeds two meters in length. Male frigatebirds are most commonly known for their red throat pouch, which are inflated to attract female frigatebirds during the mating season. Click Here

Frigatebirds are generally black in colour although some frigatebirds look slightly browner than black. Outside of the mating season, male frigatebirds and female frigatebirds can be easily identified due to the fact that the female frigatebird has a white patch on her underside.

There are five different species of frigatebird that inhabit tropical islands and coasts, with the majority of frigatebird individuals being found in the Pacific Ocean although some do inhabit areas of both the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. The magnificent frigatebird, the Ascension frigatebird, the Christmas frigatebird, the great frigatebird and the lesser frigatebird are the five different frigatebird species.

The frigatebird has the largest wingspan in comparison to it's body of any bird species in the world, so the frigatebird is naturally an adept pilot. Frigatebirds have been known to stay in the air for nearly a whole week and only land on the rocky cliffs to breed or to rest.

Unlike the incredible flying ability of the frigatebird, the frigatebird is unable to walk that well and cannot swim. Frigatebirds have a diet that consists of marine animals and so frigatebirds have to pluck their prey from the water without landing as they are unable to take-off from a flat surface such as water.

Frigatebirds are sea-birds and therefore tend to have a meat-based carnivorous diet. Firgatebirds primarily eat fish including flying fish, along with crustaceans, molluscs and even small sea turtles.

Due to the large size of the frigatebird and the fact that the frigatebird spends the majority of it's life in the air, frigatebirds have few natural predators with humans being the main predator of the frigatebird. Introduced species such as rats, stoats and domestic cats are commonly found hunting frigatebirds and their eggs on the land.

Female frigatebirds lay only one egg every couple of years as the frigatebird chicks taken an average of 9 months to rear. Both the male frigatebird and the female frigatebird feed their chick for the first few months but the male frigatebird will then leave the colony leaving the female frigatebird to do the rest of the rearing by herself.Click Here

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Frigate Bird

Bbay Elephant Seals Pictures 2012

Bbay Elephant Seals

Baby Elephant seals looking very lovely.I bought some new cell for the cats and baby elephant.When you was heard so you become amazing but not yet.I want to say you some thing more about my funny cats,Baby Elephant.Last night was very funny and wonderful night for me because my all friends came here to me and fight the dogs with each others.Some times My dogs and My cats being to fight with each other.

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