Monday, June 23, 2008

I Wish It Wasn't Extinct

The Quagga. Went extinct in 1883 (unfortunately). This is (or was) a Half Zebra, Half Horse. This is the first extinct species to have its DNA studies.



I only wish I could have seen one.
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2 comments:

Sparklebot said...

There are zonkeys (half zebras, half donkeys) still around. They have some at an animal retreat in South Carolina. Google it.

July 9, 2008 at 7:29 AM
Anonymous said...

I was going to get a tattoo of this animal, but if I ever really do I would use a cooler picture of him...

http://www.zsl.org/info/library/gallery-of-extinct-species,13,PS.html?imageNo=4

I just wanted to let you know that aside from one or two posts, most of your titles and many of your comments are very offensive. The best offense is a good defense. I'm a redskins fan, although football is not my thing, but my best friend's life revolves around the Steelers XLIII. Anyway for me I think of chess. I love Elliott Smith, but i'm not particular for other bands you listen to. I listen to Lagwagon, Propagandhi, Streetlight Manifesto, The Deviates, The Descendents, The Vandals, etc. but I also like to learn songs by Jimmy Paige and Elliott Smith. I live in Maryland. I recently have rediscovered my faith in God, sometimes I ask him to make me make the right choices in the future, but all I can really do is repeat to myself... The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want.

I've been Roman Catholic since my Baptism, and cried in sympathy when I saw Jesus on the cross one of the first times my mom took me to church. There are many monuments to Christ in the world. He is a historical figure, and his coming was foretold all over the world at least that is what I believe after righting a paper on the Pyramid of Giza. I am not trying to make you return to God. I'm just sayin you seem like a smart guy so try to take it easy and have tolerance for those who are not quite as blessed.

http://lcc.lutheranchurchcharities.org/app/w_page.php?id=198&type=section

http://www.europa.com/~edge/giza.html

September 9, 2009 at 4:24 PM

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