A picture of a stingray migration in Florida.

crickey

oh deer

Jeez, what was that deer's problem?

There's also a clip on youtube of a guy being attacked by a lion...not nice at alll...

A picture of a kangaroo sign in the desert:

enjoy

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Wet Willy said...

Jeez, what was that deer's problem?

There's also a clip on youtube of a guy being attacked by a lion...not nice at alll...

The deer probably got sick of people trying to shoot it.

Don't you mean what was the cameraman's problem? I can understand the deer being pissed by some guy in camaflage trying to shoot him but why would someone film his mate getting beat up an not go to his aid?

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yoyo said...

Don't you mean what was the cameraman's problem? I can understand the deer being pissed by some guy in camaflage trying to shoot him but why would someone film his mate getting beat up an not go to his aid?

Maybe the cameraman is from the RSPCA or that other animal welfare mob that wants to stop sheep shearing in Australia, Peta or something like that. They think animals have as much right to live as any human, and a healthy animal has more right to live than a disabled human.

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Mobydisc said...

yoyo said...

Don't you mean what was the cameraman's problem? I can understand the deer being pissed by some guy in camaflage trying to shoot him but why would someone film his mate getting beat up an not go to his aid?

Maybe the cameraman is from the RSPCA or that other animal welfare mob that wants to stop sheep shearing in Australia, Peta or something like that. They think animals have as much right to live as any human, and a healthy animal has more right to live than a disabled human.

Maybe it was another Deer, in camoflague. Him and his mate where hunting humans and filming it for fun.

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yoyo said...

Don't you mean what was the cameraman's problem? I can understand the deer being pissed by some guy in camaflage trying to shoot him but why would someone film his mate getting beat up an not go to his aid?

Simple, laughing too hard to help... And besides, you'd have to be a chance at the funniest home vid with footage like that

Sorry to bring this topic back...

Geoduck (WTF!?!?!?!?):



Yep, they are real. Found around the northern Pacific.
And I though sea cucumbers were weird (luckily haven't stepped on one yet):
www.darkroastedblend.com/2008/06/geoducks-are-strange.html

Well they SHOULD wear boardies over their wetties.

If any of them geoduckies take up windsurfing they'll need some long okanui boardies to keep out a da breeze!

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Wet Willy said...

Jeez, what was that deer's problem?

"I'll %$#@# teach you for calling me 'red nose', ya %$&hole"

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Mobydisc said...

yoyo said...

Don't you mean what was the cameraman's problem? I can understand the deer being pissed by some guy in camaflage trying to shoot him but why would someone film his mate getting beat up an not go to his aid?

Maybe the cameraman is from the RSPCA or that other animal welfare mob that wants to stop sheep shearing in Australia, Peta or something like that. They think animals have as much right to live as any human, and a healthy animal has more right to live than a disabled human.

Animals deserve to live a dignified life despite what the redneck movement think.

It can be easily argued that wild animals have a reasonable life, free from excessive human interference till the moment a piece of lead kills them with kinetic energy, whilst domesticated animals live a life a degradation and suffering till the day someone kills them to fulfill their end of the contract.

If I was a pig, I'd rather be a razorback living in the Cape York bush, than pig B20070801 in a shed out at Tamworth due for slaughter as a yearling.

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Mobydisc said...

It can be easily argued that wild animals have a reasonable life, free from excessive human interference till the moment a piece of lead kills them with kinetic energy, whilst domesticated animals live a life a degradation and suffering till the day someone kills them to fulfill their end of the contract.

If I was a pig, I'd rather be a razorback living in the Cape York bush, than pig B20070801 in a shed out at Tamworth due for slaughter as a yearling.

True, or a sheep that gets the skin ripped off its arse only to lead a super ordinary life that ends with a miserable boat trip and its throat cut while facing meca.

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Rex said...

Mobydisc said...

It can be easily argued that wild animals have a reasonable life, free from excessive human interference till the moment a piece of lead kills them with kinetic energy, whilst domesticated animals live a life a degradation and suffering till the day someone kills them to fulfill their end of the contract.

If I was a pig, I'd rather be a razorback living in the Cape York bush, than pig B20070801 in a shed out at Tamworth due for slaughter as a yearling.

True, or a sheep that gets the skin ripped off its arse only to lead a super ordinary life that ends with a miserable boat trip and its throat cut while facing meca.

Maybe we should sponsor some farm animals. Take them windsurfing one day?

Here's somehing else you could run into in the water:

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Gestalt said...

oh deer

i found out why the deer was so annoyed......



this is also a good example of poor gun use.

The dogs having a great bucks night

still no i deer