Friday, December 12, 2014
Monday, October 27, 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Sunday, April 13, 2014
A Foot Tall Wolf
The Honshū wolf was the world’s smallest known wolf. From nose to tail, it grew to about 35 inches in length and stood about a foot tall. It was said that the Honshū wolf much more closely resembled dogs, coyotes and jackals than its Siberian wolf ancestors due to their short wiry hair and a thin dog-like tail that was rounded at the end, along with their short legs.
Honshu Wolves were abundant in Japan till 1732 when rabies was introduced to the island. It was rabies, deforestation of the wolf's habitat, and conflict with humans that led to the extinction. The last specimen were officially killed in 1905 in Nara perfecture. Although there have been many sightings claimed since then, none of them have been verified. There are five known mounted specimens three in Japan, one in Netherlands and the last officially killed specimen in the British Musem.
Their Carnivorous Aspect In Diet - Could have been the reason of their extinction. They usually feed on wild boars and deers more bigger than them. An interesting fact indeed.
c/o - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honshu_wolf
Friday, March 21, 2014
A Feeling Of Closeness
You and I,
Me and you,
Standing at crossroads,
Looking beyond.
Together we walk
Together we run
Together we fight,
Together we live.
Hiding beneath each other
Lost in submission,
Out of the woods we find one another,
Our normal disposition.
Our roads cross
Diverge in the middle,
You and I are across,
Solving each our riddle.
We walk together
We run together
We fight together,
We live together.
You and I,
Me and you,
Standing at crossroads,
Looking together.
Me and you,
Standing at crossroads,
Looking beyond.
Together we walk
Together we run
Together we fight,
Together we live.
Hiding beneath each other
Lost in submission,
Out of the woods we find one another,
Our normal disposition.
Our roads cross
Diverge in the middle,
You and I are across,
Solving each our riddle.
We walk together
We run together
We fight together,
We live together.
You and I,
Me and you,
Standing at crossroads,
Looking together.
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