Photo of my mix breed Siamese female cats caught napping. Yes, the two are sisters.
Sisterly love.
UPDATES:
* Feb 18, 2009 - Two cats and a string (Video clips)
Friday, August 29, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Tropical Squirrel - Tupai
Photo of tropical Squirrel (locally known as Tupai). Did you know that Squirrel is a type of rodents in the family Sciuridae. Thus, it is also called Tree Rodent.
In the wild, the closest I can get with 12x Zoom.
In the wild, the closest I can get with 12x Zoom.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Wild Sex - Photo Of Mating Green Bugs
Photo of unidentified tropical green bugs mating. Due to their blending color with the leaves, I almost did not see them. Furthermore, they were have a good time under the leaves!
Unfortunately, I only have one shot of the bugs before they flew off.
Related insect-porn posts:
* Wild sex - Mating moths photo
* Wild weevil sex
* Green tropical bugs mating
* Housefly Sex, Series #2
* Adventure of two flies (Fi and Fo)
Unfortunately, I only have one shot of the bugs before they flew off.
Related insect-porn posts:
* Wild sex - Mating moths photo
* Wild weevil sex
* Green tropical bugs mating
* Housefly Sex, Series #2
* Adventure of two flies (Fi and Fo)
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Photo of Green Grapes in the Tropic
Below are photos of Green Grapes growing in the hot tropical land of Borneo. There are at least four kinds of green grapes, namely, Calmeria, Perlette, Sugarone and Superior Seedless (Menindee Seedless). I'm not sure which species the green grapes on the photo is.
Whatever it is, it pretty amazing to actually see grapes grown in humid and sunny places. The green grapes in this post are grown in a nursery of Borneo Highlands Resort, more than 3,000 feet above sea level.
Green grapes in the tropic
Green grapes in the tropic
Whatever it is, it pretty amazing to actually see grapes grown in humid and sunny places. The green grapes in this post are grown in a nursery of Borneo Highlands Resort, more than 3,000 feet above sea level.
Green grapes in the tropic
Green grapes in the tropic
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Photo of Pen-tailed Tree Shrew - Ptilocercus lowii
Happy hours all night long for the Shrew
A research has revealed that the pen-tailed tree shrew (Ptilocercus lowii), commonly referred to as tupai ekor kembang, can drink the equivalent of a case of 3.8% beer every night but does not get drunk.
According to the scientists, the tree shrew has been living on a diet that is the equivalent of nothing but beer for up to 55 million years.
Humans only discovered the art of brewing and distilling alcoholic beverages some 9,000 years ago.
According to scientists, seven mammalian species in their study area consume alcoholic nectar daily from flower buds of the bertam palm (Eugeissona tristis), which they pollinate.
The 3.8% maximum alcohol concentration that they recorded is among the highest ever reported in natural food.
Photo: TheStar.com.my. Notice the feather pen-tailed.
Graphics: TheStar.com.my
Original article: Chronic intake of fermented floral nectar by wild treeshrews
A research has revealed that the pen-tailed tree shrew (Ptilocercus lowii), commonly referred to as tupai ekor kembang, can drink the equivalent of a case of 3.8% beer every night but does not get drunk.
According to the scientists, the tree shrew has been living on a diet that is the equivalent of nothing but beer for up to 55 million years.
Humans only discovered the art of brewing and distilling alcoholic beverages some 9,000 years ago.
According to scientists, seven mammalian species in their study area consume alcoholic nectar daily from flower buds of the bertam palm (Eugeissona tristis), which they pollinate.
The 3.8% maximum alcohol concentration that they recorded is among the highest ever reported in natural food.
Photo: TheStar.com.my. Notice the feather pen-tailed.
Graphics: TheStar.com.my
Original article: Chronic intake of fermented floral nectar by wild treeshrews
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Tropical bug with big hind legs - Series #2
Below is a few photos on an unidentified tropical bug. Notice that the hind legs is slightly larger than the rest.
Bug perched on a leave. See the plant's torn in the background ? The plant is Bougainvillea (Bouganvilla/ bunga kertas).
Bug on my hand.
Bug doing a balancing act on my finger.
Bug on top of my wrist watch, he's not interested in the time.
Bug on my knuckle, moment he flew away after he realized what was going on.
Related posts:
* Tropical bug with big hind legs - Series #1
Bug perched on a leave. See the plant's torn in the background ? The plant is Bougainvillea (Bouganvilla/ bunga kertas).
Bug on my hand.
Bug doing a balancing act on my finger.
Bug on top of my wrist watch, he's not interested in the time.
Bug on my knuckle, moment he flew away after he realized what was going on.
Related posts:
* Tropical bug with big hind legs - Series #1
Monday, August 4, 2008
Wild sex - Mating moths photo
Yet another privacy invasion by me. :)
Below is a yellow moth couple doing it on a lime leave.
The close up on the moth head shot.
It's not a mirrored image. It's two moths mating.
It's not a split image. It's two moths mating.
Another angle depicting moths mating.
Related insect-porn posts:
* Wild weevil sex
* Green tropical bugs mating
* Housefly Sex, Series #2
* Adventure of two flies (Fi and Fo)
Below is a yellow moth couple doing it on a lime leave.
The close up on the moth head shot.
It's not a mirrored image. It's two moths mating.
It's not a split image. It's two moths mating.
Another angle depicting moths mating.
Related insect-porn posts:
* Wild weevil sex
* Green tropical bugs mating
* Housefly Sex, Series #2
* Adventure of two flies (Fi and Fo)
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