Automobile accidents are a terrible thing. Death is a terrible thing as well. When two pets are thrown into the mix, they are generally left to fend for themselves. Here is a unique story of a couple, their two dogs, and a tragic accident.
There isn't much I can say that isn't stated in the article, so I won't talk your ear off. Give the article a read through, and leave your thoughts!
I will say I really think this is unique as an animal and its owner recover as a team. They both lost the one closest to them. That's the kind of pet I would want if I owned one, something where there is a genuine relationship. Or at least as much as one can have.
("Dog Survives 53 days in wild..." Article on MSNBC)
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Monday, March 5, 2012
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Jaws?
You never know what's under the sea, but what you can know is they come in all shapes and sizes. This guy was a little bit bigger than a few Pakistani fisherman had expected to catch when they woke up in the morning. Good thing they had a few cranes handy. Maybe this will explain all the "missing persons" for the past few months...if a whale shark ate anything bigger than shrimp; that could be a possibility.
My question is, who wanted a dead shark's body? And who'd pay 20 grand for it? You'd think they'd be paying to get rid of it...
...I guess someone had to pay Rentals Unlimited for the cranes.
http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/02/07/10340172-fishermen-reel-in-shark-the-size-of-a-school-bus?chromedomain=worldnews
but here's about the actual animal.
http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/whale-shark/
My question is, who wanted a dead shark's body? And who'd pay 20 grand for it? You'd think they'd be paying to get rid of it...
...I guess someone had to pay Rentals Unlimited for the cranes.
http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/02/07/10340172-fishermen-reel-in-shark-the-size-of-a-school-bus?chromedomain=worldnews
but here's about the actual animal.
http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/fish/whale-shark/
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