Naughty French Orangina(soft drink) commercial that uses furry sexualized animals which depicts bouncing furry breasts, pole dancing, sexy music and exploding bottles. This is so wrong and bizarre that could only have come from France.

1 videoclip of naughty Orangina commercial after the jump.

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Scorpions give birth to its babies through an opening near its featherlike structures underneath its body. The mother might eat its own babies if it is stressed too much during birth. The babies at birth bears an all white colored body and they ride on the back of their mother for the first week or so.

We don’t always get to see the birth of scorpions so check out more with 3 more pics after the jump.

Source: John Bokma

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The mountain gorillas that live across the borders of Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo in Africa are extremely endangered with fewer than 720 in existence. This year wild life officials report at least 10 of them have been killed in Congo. No one knows why they are being killed though jealousy of success by Uganda and Rwanda to capitalise on gorilla tourism is said to be the role behind it.

Read more on the story at SMH
Link: SMH

Came from the mail and looks like it comes from another one of those Worth 1000 contests. What could be cooler than animals fitted with advance technology that makes them look like cyborgs.

Check out the rest with 6 more pics of animals with technology after the jump.

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Dinner so fresh that the fish is still wriggling and alive. The fish is most probably not alive though as their tendons still move even after death just like headless chickens still move even after their heads are chopped off. Well let’s just say that it is freshly killed dinner and definitely not for the squeamish viewer. 1 videoclip of fresh alive fish sushi after the jump.

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Beautiful serene photography of Africa which preserves some of the largest density and range of freedom of wild animal populations and diversity with population of large carnivores (lions, cheetahs and hyenas) and herbivores (elephants, giraffe, deer and buffalos) ranging freely on primarily open non-private plains.

12 more pics of beautiful Africa after the jump.

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Amazing photo taken from the book Antarctica – Exploring a Fragile Eden by Jonathan and Angela Scott. It would definitely have been even more spectacular to witness the huge gathering in real person. Hit the link for a higher resolution photo.

Link: Entitea

One of a kind art that uses cloth hangers to create this humongous gorilla which was probably derived from Peter Jackson’s King Kong. This was created by the talented Scottish artist and sculptor David Mach.

Full pic of the coat hanger gorilla art after the jump.

Source: Reuben Miller

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Insects are usually the lower end of the foodchain consumed by other animals and some uses camouflage for their protection and survival. They blend into their background and won’t be easily spotted for the unsuspecting predator. Above shows a Camo Moth with wing colors and markings that blends perfectly with the leaf background.

Check out 8 more pics of insects camouflage after the jump.

Source: Cals NCSU

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During the Bathurst Aust V8 Supercar Race in Australia, a kangaroo appears onto the track from nowhere and drivers struggle to avoid a collision with the marsupial. It was very lucky that the race cars didn’t crash into it as they stream past with several near misses. 1 videoclip of kangaroo on race track after the jump.

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A deer was caught swimming 1.5 miles offshore desperately trying to keep afloat and these guys, Chad Campbell and Bo Warren brought it into their boat. Clearly it was too exhausted and tied by the legs in fear of of the deer kicking and escaping. They got back to the shore and released it but it was quivering and not able to walk or stand. The deer was left sitting but its chances of survival was definitely greater than when it was found at sea.

5 more pics of deer caught in the sea after the jump.

Source: Magical Mountain

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This Russian family does know how to keep their pet cat happy – by bathing with it and feeding it live catfish and chicken. This is not the ordinary house cat though as it is a medium sized cat called the Fishing Cat. It’s habitat ranged from Sumatra, Java, India, Pakistan to Sri Lanka.

Heavily and powerfully built, the fishing cat is ferocious and dangerous that are known to be able to drive off a pack of dogs and one in captivity has been known to break off its enclosure into another one and kill a leopard twice it size. They are friendly to humans if they have been acquainted since young.

20 more pics of the Fishing Cat after the jump.

Source: Diesel PP [NSFW]

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The coconut crab and Alaskan king crab are some of the largest crabs in the world.

The coconut crab is the world’s largest terrestial arthropod in the world and is known for its ability to crack coconuts with its pincers. They can weigh up to 4kg (Some reports claim up to 17kg) and leg span of 1m. It is eaten by the Pacific islanders and is considered a delicacy with a taste similar to lobster and crabmeat. A coconut crab will attack if it is threatened.

The Alaskan king crab are crustaceans chiefly found in cold seas. Their weight varies from 2 to 4kg (some species such as the blue king crab sometimes exceeds 8kg). Alaskan crab fishing is one of the United States’ most dangerous jobs albeit the good payout on a successful catch. Over 80% of these deaths are caused by drowning or hypothermia.

21 more pics of giant crabs after the jump.

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