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Poaching to Inhalation

     Have you ever heard of a black rhino? No? It is a special breed of rhino that looks sort of blackish. Seventeen rhinos are being moved to a new, protected home in

South Africa

. There are 2,500 of them left out of the entire species when they last counted. Animal charities have arranged for 20 land owners to take down their fences so the rhinousaures have plenty of room. Poachers are people who hunt rhinos and other big game animals. They will be kept away through tight security, but they wiped out 96% of the population through the 1970s to the 1980s. This group of rhinos was the second to be sent out and scientists say that they are doing very well.                   

What do you think about rhinos and poachers and the small population of these creatures?

What really matters to me

It's me again, Jason, Jason the reblogtor. This article is about what really matters to me, so let the article begin!

My family really matters to me. My mom, step-dad, and my brother. My house really matters. It has one floor and a basment and purple it was that when we bought it. My dog really matters his name is Buddy and he's a yellow & white Labrador Retreiver. My education really matters I go to JHHouse almost everyday. And my freinds really matter I only have three, but they 're really good friends.       What really matters in your life?

Deadly To The Tentacles

Whaz  up yo? Have you ever heard of a Giant Squid? Well on September 28, 2005  after years of trying, scientists finally got pictures of a Giant Squid! “ This is the first time a full-grown, healthy squid has been sighted in its natural environment in deep water,”  said Tsunemi Kubodera of the

National

Science

Museum

in

Tokyo

,

Japan

. Don’t you think that is  awesome? Oh, and did I mention that the squid was 26 feet long? 

                  What do you think about this article and Giant Squid? Please tell me.

This is Tsunemi Kubodera standing in front of the Giant Squid exhibit ( Behind him is a Giant Squid).

Below is a picture of a giant squid attacking its prey.