Turn Around the RoundAbout...
"Carriages on the Champs-Élysées"
Watch the traffic in the roundabout of the Triumphal Arch (Paris, France)
The KangarOO Rat: NorthWest American Native
The Kangaroo rat is a small rodent:Most of the 23 species of kangaroo rats can be found in California and in other areas where it is hot and dry.
Like Kangaroos, the Kangaroo Rats have pouches, but they are used for carrying food back to their burrows, not babies...
The Kangaroo Rat's defense against its predators (owls, weasels, snakes, foxes, badgers and coyotes) are their long back legs which permit them to jump 7-9 feet (2.1 - 2.7 meters) off the ground and completely change direction upon landing!
Watch how the Kangaroo Rat lives...
See you later, alligator...
Sir Joseph Banks (1743-1820) was a Naturalist and patron of Science.
From an early age his passion was Natural History and in particular, Botany.
He joined Captain Cook's 1768 expedition on the Endeavour to Tahiti for the astronomical observation of Venus transit.
In this satirical drawing byEnglish caricaturist Thomas Rowlandson, he is shown about to eat an alligator, a reference to his zoological interests.
From an early age his passion was Natural History and in particular, Botany.
He joined Captain Cook's 1768 expedition on the Endeavour to Tahiti for the astronomical observation of Venus transit.
In this satirical drawing by
PaLLas and the Centaurus by Italian Painter Sandro Boticelli
In greek mythology, Pallas is a nymph, the daughter of Triton.
Athenas kills her companion and opponent in battle and gains her name.
Pallas is also an asteroid, the largest body not rounded under its own gravity of the Solar System with a diameter of 544 km.
It was discovered by Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers on March 28, 1802
Hubble Space Telescope photograph
Italian Painter "Canaletto" Warwick Castle, 1748
The medieval Warwick Castle, was originally built by William the Conqueror in 1068.
It is situated in England, on a bend of the
river Avon
An ExtraOrdinary RiddLe
What can run
but never walks.
Has a mouth
but never talks.
Has a bed
but never sleeps...
Carcajou and Mackenzie river confluence
(NorthWest Territories, Canada)
Two Little Eyes
Two little eyes to look around.
Two little ears to hear each sound.
One little nose to smell what's sweet.
One little mouth that likes to eat.
May 12 is Limmerick Day!
A creature of charm is the gerbil
Its diet's exclusively herbal;
It grazes all day
On bunches of hay
Passing gas with an elegant burble.
I know a schoolboy from Dubai,
Who was baked by mistake in a pie.
To his mother’s disgust
He emerged through the crust,
And exclaimed, "What a good boy am I!"
There once was a man from Peru
Who dreamt that he swallowed his shoe.
He woke up in fright
In the mid of the night
To learn that his dream had come true!
There once was a princess named Jinx
There once was a princess named Jinx
Who was asked what she thought of the Sphinx.
She replied with a smile,
"That old fraud by the Nile?
I personally think that she stinks!"
My Dad
My dad is tall and strong and clever.
My dad is funny and hairy.
My dad laughs, sings and whistles.
That´s my dad!
Mother
Mother my darling.
Mother my dear.
I love you, I love you.
Each day of the year.
You are so sweet.
And you are so kind.
That I am glad you are my mom.
HaPPy by American Singer Pharrel Williams
He sang live at the american show
Saturday Night Live (SNL)
The Maharaja of the KeyBoard: O.P (Oscar Peterson)
This canadian winner of 8 Grammy Awards, is considered one of the most influencial jazz pianist.
Oscar Peterson (O.P) released more than 200 recordings!
Oscar Peterson (O.P) released more than 200 recordings!
Check Out his Piano Lesson...
C Jam BLues
Game: Rhyme The Words
CLick Down To PLaY River Rhyming!
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