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weejee's avatar

Foxy. Very foxy. You too Martini.

Runfastandwin's avatar

The Bat Eared Fox

has the great big ears

for thermoregulation

at least that’s what I hears

ElderlyLoudCatWomyn's avatar

See me, I am Fox!

Miss Grundy's avatar

Why do you torture me showing those cute foxes? Now look at and hear what you made me do:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRv7EjjwYBI

TootsStansbury 🇺🇦's avatar

Termite-eating, bat-eared foxes. Life on Earth is so varied and amazing. That or these little guys are the animal kingdom’s version of orange, banana-flavored, marshmallow peanuts.

Pere Ubu's avatar

Bat-eared fox kids look SO SERIOUS.

Martini Glambassador's avatar

THEY ARE WISE TO YOUR SHENANIGANS, PERE UBU!

Warren's avatar

Lost in the art.

Ellie still in the mix in 26's avatar

Soooo cute!

Menotsure's avatar

The San Diego Zoo is truly a national treasure. It is not only a very large Zoo with a unique collection, but a stunning botanical garden. If you're ever in San Diego, drop in. You won't be sorry.

tempusfugit's avatar

It is a very nice zoo. It is, however, outrageously and appallingly expensive.

Zoos should be FREE.

Martini Glambassador's avatar

I'm mostly ok with paying to enter a zoo, as it supports their staff and upkeep and food and all the rest, but yes, it can be too expensive for many people and I recall that SD is certainly on the high end. Says Wikipedia: "Operating revenue is generated primarily through park admissions, memberships, and retail sales, while broader operations are sustained by philanthropic donations, government grants, and a voter-approved property tax subsidy."

San Diego has a library affiliation, if you are local maybe check it out?

https://www.sandiego.gov/discoversd

tempusfugit's avatar

The reason I say all zoos should be free is kids.

No normal parents can be spending $250 OR $300 on zoo entrance tickets in addition to everything else (yes, I know about Disney everything LOL).

Poor people should be able to take their kids to the zoo, period.

The Ickypedia quote don't impress me one tiny minor bit. I also don't believe it, based on some of my experience. Even if true, it's a lousy business model and a total Exhibit A for late-stage vulture crapitalism.

Androgenous AF's avatar

Decades ago, '70's(?), we were told that the plants at the zoo are worth more than the animals.

RRJKR's avatar

In general not a huge fan of zoos. However, San Diego is one of the best.

Martini Glambassador's avatar

I grew up in Calif, so took a few trips there with the family. I'm sure it's changed a lot in the last (argheblege) years, but I do remember it fondly; particularly the safari ride and the vastness of the space dedicated to their animals.

Al Bellenchia's avatar

Foxy babies!

Linda1961 aka Pollyanna's avatar

Cuties just wanna have fun!

The Wanderer's avatar

Cute widdle fopsies!

Rosemary Orlandi's avatar

After his "performance" with Kirstin, I don't ever want to hear that " women are too hysterical" to run for president !!!!!!

eddi-SABH's avatar

Another Social Democrat running a major US city. This is a trend I like. Trump's snit fit live and direct shows he's not liking this new attitude everyone is taking toward him. The mass booing at the Knicks game was expected by everybody but him.

Daniel O'Riordan's avatar

I think NBC should bill the White House for the microphone Trump tromped on while "storming" out. I bet those things aren't cheap.

beb's avatar

Julie K. Brown reports on the Epstein case that George W. Bush's Justice Department was behind efforts blocking the 2007 prosecution of Epstein over scores of sex charges. What do you know, it's Republicans all the way down.

pskbh's avatar
Jun 8Edited

This is a MUST READ!!

The shit just gets deeper. There are heroes however.

Thanks for the link, Rags.

Brigid Sherman's avatar

Trump didn't storm out of the interview. He had a hard time just standing up. Then he tripped over the mic. His leg buckled, and he had to grab onto Kristen for support. Then he wobbled off hunched over. That is not storming.

Carthago Delenda Est's avatar

He looked like a volcano about to erupt. Bright red, shiny, vibrating. The very picture of incandescent with rage.

I was waiting for the top of his head to come off and steam to come out of his ears.

How much longer?

Biff52 Lost Canadian's avatar

As close to a flounce as he could manage.

Jens TINGLEFF's avatar

When I heard The Cure in a fairly small venue in 1991 - ish, the encores included Charlotte Sometimes.

Ahhhh :-)

You Should Ice That Burn's avatar

Wow, that Cure show looks like it was LIT!

eo's avatar
Jun 8Edited

Re Trump storming out of that interview: he's entered the "sundowning" stage of his dementia. The heavy rain on the roof probably made him anxious and restless, and he couldn't concentrate enough to counter the interviewer's questions with his usual dissembling, so he just left.

Cincinnatus's avatar

Avoiding the Trump stank:

"Several celebrities who had been invited to Donald Trump’s planned UFC fight card at the White House are reportedly taking a pass. Last month, UFC boss Dana White said he had invited Adam Sandler, Guy Ritchie, Tom Brady, Jared Leto, Jason Statham, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Mario Lopez to attend the event. But “of that group, few, if any, will actually be there,” Vanity Fair reported.

A source close to Johnson reportedly told the magazine he would not attend. Representatives for Sandler and Leto also told Vanity Fair that they would not be there, while a representative for Lopez previously confirmed to HuffPost that he would miss the event because of “work commitments.” Representatives for Ritchie, Brady and Statham did not respond to HuffPost’s question about their possible attendance."

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/donald-trump-white-house-cage-fight-celebrities_n_6a26922be4b009b22c867d5d?origin=home-latest-news-unit

Jamoche's avatar

That’s only seven to start with. Just how much do they think “a few” is?

lotsacatsndogs's avatar

Thank you, Dwayne! I would hate to have to cut you out of my movie life!

SecretWalrus's avatar

No Plainsong... smh. But yah... Looks like it was okay. ;)

OneYieldRegular's avatar

"Anyway, he stormed off, big tantrum, too emotional to be king."

Imagine if Pat Shroeder had done this.

Why So Lugubrious?'s avatar

Poured back into the market this morning, last week's BabyTyranting proved not quite as stoopid as I thought. I'm cautiously optimistic this week.

Gammarae's avatar

can you imagine the straining and struggling for the righties to say that trump is still god's boy when that lightning goes ZOTTTT!!!??

Biff52 Lost Canadian's avatar

Oh please.

The man can steer hurricanes with his Sharpie.

You Should Ice That Burn's avatar

Imagine if a certain presnit was warned about possible electrical storms on the day of his UFC event and he paid them as much heed as he did warnings not to stare at the Sun during an eclipse. It could set up quite the smoting..

Gammarae's avatar

it could indeed.

(thinks lovely thoughts)