Posts Tagged ‘behavior’

Grounded jellies

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These jellyfish spend their lives in a rather pointless dance…

upside down jellies from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

This little piggie… (canine edition)

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small black dog standing up in shopping cart at market

This tiny doggie went shopping.

white fluffy dog laying on floor at bookstore

This medium doggie guarded the bookstore.

giant black dog standing by outdoor table at restaurant

This giant doggie slobbered everywhere.

brown dog napping on floor at conference booth

This little doggie took a break.

big black dog resting head on person's lap

And this big doggie stayed home!

An education on auks

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What are auks? Well, that’s exactly why you’re getting a mini lesson on them! You’re probably most familiar with puffins, which are part of the auk family. These birds may remind you of penguins with their coloring and living situation, but what distinguishes them from penguins is that they can fly (whereas penguins cannot, if you didn’t know). Check out some videos of their behavior, including eagerness at feeding time and pretty fun wing-flapping and foot-kicking.

puffin feeding time from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

hungry auks from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

flapping auk from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

auk belly swim from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

auk propelling kick from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

Swarming seagulls

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Something in the water must have been miiighty tasty!

swarming seagulls from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

Kitty snores

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Ok, so it’s more like squeaking than snoring, but can cats actually snore? She may not be able to breathe (easily) like this, but boy is she sleeping well.

cat squeaky snoring from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

National Aquarium inhabitants

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There certainly are some strange creatures here… (this was at the National Aquarium in DC, not to be confused with the larger one in Baltimore).

spotted eel from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

skinny eel from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

seahorses from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

upside down fish from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

Cat addictions

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Even animals can be addicted to bad behaviors. Case in point: Molly loves to lick tape and Missy enjoys chewing plastic.

cat eating tape from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

cat chewing plastic heat pad from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

Dogs in cars

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I come across a fair share of dogs waiting in cars for their owners (sometimes with them too). Other than the pair of dogs I saw hanging out together in the front seats of a car, here are some others I’ve noted:

fluffy dog staring out back window sitting in car on rear deck

This one was waiting for its owner to get lunch at Panera Bread. I was pretty startled when it barked at me fiercely!

big fluffy dog staring out passenger window sitting in car on front passenger side seat

This one was waiting with its owner for someone to come out of the Hertz rental return. I was shocked to see such a large dog staring at me.

boxer dog staring out driver window sitting in car on driver side seat

This one was waiting for its owner to get packages from the rental office. It was so calm and still.

Intense Gogobotting

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Whenever I find a new site that offers something I like, I tend to throw myself into it and get obsessive about building up my profile.  This happened with Yelp, then Foodspotting, then Schemer, and now Gogobot.  With Yelp I reviewed and checked-in like my life depended on it (then happily achieved Yelp Elite status).  I’m still obsessively checking in but reviews come sporadically.  With Foodspotting, I went through ALL my pictures from the last couple of years, picked out the food ones, figured out where they were, and started adding them.  After awhile, I got overwhelmed so I’ve taken a break from that but I have an arsenal of pictures yet to post.  With Schemer, I meticulously thought of all the things I wanted to do, see, and experience and added those schemes.  I also browsed popular schemes and continually update this master bucket list as I come across interesting things.

With Gogobot, which I just discovered yesterday through a friend and started adding to my profile today, I’ve been going through old photos to remind me of all the places I’ve been.  I started with the cities I’ve been to and now I’m working through restaurants, sites of interest, hotels, and other notable (and reviewable) establishments.  I’ll be reviewing and adding pictures as I go.  My goal with this is to reach Pro status the next time they choose them!  Plus, Panda and I are actually planning a trip for later in the year, so this will be a great way to keep track of all the places we might want to visit and discover places we haven’t thought of.

Hungry cats

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Around dinnertime, the cats are sure to let you know they’re ready to be fed. Listen to the forlorn little meow that Missy uses to guilt you into feeding her early!

cats waiting for food from Mary Qin on Vimeo.

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