~ Hanna Lang, World’s Slowest Animals Prove Speed Isn’t Everything. Incredible photos show the earth’s most sluggish—but maybe most determined—animals on land, air and sea.
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Some of my favorite species on land and sea…Happy Monday!
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Mine too!
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oh, i love them.
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Me too!
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I am fascinated by these animals — they look positively primordial. Happy Monday, pal!! 🙂
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Me too Lori. Have a great week.
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LOVE!
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Ha! Good morning stranger. Hope you are well!
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Had to click on your link. My son is a lover of sloths. I can’t decide which of these “slowpokes” I love more!
Good Monday to you, David!
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All lovable!
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This is simple and powerful. Ace!
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Ace! Is right! Thanks…
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These are gorgeous, David. We have Dungongs in the waters of Oz. What a treat to see mother and babe! 🙂
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Oh David… Dugongs, not Dungongs… My fingers got carried away!!! 🙂
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They are Carolyn. Thanks. I have never heard Dungongs! Are they Aussie creatures?
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Laughing. I just tried to Google Dungongs. So funny. Wow, they do look similar!
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/d/dugong/
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So similar, yes! Are these Manatees?
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No, the photo link from Natgeo says Dugongs….
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I thought they were; then I got all confused!
They are wonderful creatures. They don’t harm anybody, and they eat sea grasses and such. I believe that’s one of the reasons they are called the ‘sea cow’… Just go about there own business remaining pleasant and serene… 🙂
Have a great evening!
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