Feeding time for the cattle! They completely ignored everything else.
walking alongside cattle from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Feeding time for the cattle! They completely ignored everything else.
walking alongside cattle from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Even the squirrels not on the UCLA campus, but in the Westwood neighborhood will come up really close.
curious squirrel from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
I would love to have a nice, large, fancy aquarium like this one. 🙂
my dream aquarium from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
Their little legs are so knobbly and unstable! There’s something very cute about their awkwardness. 🙂
baby goats from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
You know how catnip makes cats go crazy (in a good, happy way)? Well, this tree apparently is just as good-tasting to elephants as catnip is to cats. When I went elephant-riding, my elephant tried to break off some to eat, but that was a sturdy branch.
elephant catnip from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
When I was in Thailand, I wrote about the day I found a bunch of clams on the beach. Then I posted some videos of them burrowing into the sand. Here now are videos of the two that I took back to the hostel, climbing around, burrowing, and otherwise doing amusing things. I’m not the only one to find this fascinating, am I?
sea snail and clam blending into the sand from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
happy clam from Mary Qin on Vimeo.
(Yeah, I know, it’s slow going. But check out how the sea snail flips itself over and burrows away, whereas the clam goes in tip first and squeezes its shell.)
It just glides so smoothly. But out of water, it finds it’s no match for gravity:
Part claw, part… lotus? You decide:
Based on the previous video, now can you find the part of the clam that is sticking out?
And then the grand finale! The clam is so happy it burrows a little, then thrusts itself out of the sand. Meanwhile, the sea snail decides to come out to play too.
At first glance, this random pile of shells look kind of cool. Then when they move, it’s even cooler. 😛 Ever want a pet hermit crab? Why not try 20!
hermit crabs from Mary Qin on Vimeo.