Showing posts with label armadillos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label armadillos. Show all posts
29 April 2016
26 February 2016
did you know @usinterior is one of my fave grams?
A video posted by U.S. Department of the Interior (@usinterior) on
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19 February 2014
06 December 2013
¡grupo....de la MUERTA!
the world cup 2014 group drawing happened today....and it is TERRIBLE news for the estados unidos.
his name is fuleco, and this is his wikipedia page. i see that he's a three-banded armadillo, which any armadillo connoisseur worth her wait in ants can tell you is the only kind of armadillo that can roll into a ball!
Every World Cup has had a so-called "Group of Death," or the group that pits together several favored heavyweights to battle it out, often sending a top-ranked team home. This year's draw could put those to shame though. "World Cup 2014 promises to be a tournament so suffocatingly competitive that the traditional clichéd "Group of Death" will feel redundant," ESPN explained. Due to a draw quirk, one potential group could include the frightening powers of Brazil, Italy, the Netherlands and the United States together; "The Group of Death to end all Groups of Death," as SB Nation called it.
UPDATE: The U.S. has landed in Group G, with Ghana (a team that has beaten the U.S. in the last two World Cups), Germany (the team that U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann used to captain as a player), and Portugal (a perennial world power.) (via)i know what you're thinking: "what else can you tell me about that armadillo mascot?!?!"
his name is fuleco, and this is his wikipedia page. i see that he's a three-banded armadillo, which any armadillo connoisseur worth her wait in ants can tell you is the only kind of armadillo that can roll into a ball!
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#shocktheworld,
armadillos,
muerta,
soccer,
USA,
world cup
21 June 2011
28 April 2011
don't touch an armadillo.
as much as you may want to....don't.
Based on new evidence, scientists think that the armadillo carries and can spread leprosy to human populations. DNA tests have matched the leprosy strains of some U.S. patients with those of armadillos—among the only animals that carry the bacteria—and though the majority of cases in the U.S. are contracted in countries with higher instances of the disease, these tests indicate that some American patients contracted leprosy through armadillo exposure. (via)or else you will turn into one.
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armadillos,
danger,
disease ridden,
leprosy
20 May 2009
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