Wow this is horrendous, it looks like a scene from Dante's Inferno, which, actually, is quite fitting now that I think of it.

No matter what answers you give, the outcome is always 1 minute 6 seconds.

Digging under a fence is one thing, but how the dog moves up the chicken wire totally baffles me.

Man, thats gotta be some smooth asphalt, I wonder if they swept it first - all it would take is one tiny pebble...

People that abuse animals like this should be shot.

Pretty cool, but what if she has to let one rip? ;-)

Look at the 4th image on the left, larger image, at Cinder's right arm. Thats just scary how human that looks!

I dont know where they get their information from, but putting a goldfish (or any sweetwater fish) in saltwater is a bad idea unless you really know what youre doing. Also, it is only done in extreme cases if the fish has a disease, usually a common form of scale-fungus or parasites. There is medication for this. So dont just go dropping your fish in some kitchen salt "just to invigorate it" because most likely it will die.

This is a great article. What amazes me is the Antikythera Mechanism. If they had this technology 100 to 150 years BC, then what the heck happened in the meantime? Did we all just blank out for 1000 years? Weird.

I guess the only way to keep their numbers down is to wash and replace your bedsheets every day, wash your comforter or blanket every month and use a steamcleaner to clean the top of your matress. Oh and using a vacuum cleaner is a bad idea...:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dust_mite

Extremely fascinating, but a bummer they had to kill off that huge ant-colony for their research.

Great, another link to a site that forces you to register and sign in. No Thanks.

Its called a Muskusrat, or Bisamrat.

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muskusrat

Those ears are awefull. I wonder what they had to do in order to breed those cats and I doubt it was animal-friendly.

No offense, but next time put up a warning about the embedded quicktime movie, this crashes a lot of browsers.