It's the Animals, Didiot!

Skunks

Credit: Robert Barber/Painet Inc.

Bee-ware! Skunks are one of the primary predators of honey bees. Skunks find a tasty beehive and scratch at the front. As the guard bees come out, he eats them. They will consume every bee in the hive.

Skunks have poor vision. They can't see things more than 3 metres away very clearly. This is not good when they cross a highway. Half of all skunk deaths are caused by humans - cars, shooting and poisoning. They rarely live more than 3 years.

Skunks are famous all over the universe for the scent glands in their "derrieres."

Dink and His Teddy Bear

Earthlings, thanks to your Didiot ways Meera is obsessed with dressing me up in human clothing. Today, she was obsessed about babies. Do you have pictures of animals babies? If you do, please email them to us and we will post them.

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Joan Rivers Latest Facelift

All I have to say is, no wonder they wouldn't let her get on that plane. She does not even look human. I would never allow her on our Saucy Saucer.

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Hey, that's my stick!

A Cat with Attitude

Earthling cats frighten me. I am frightened of no other Earthling species. Such attitude! I am an alien cat/dog from Zork Planet and we do not understand the Earthling cat's sense of entitlement. Humans believe that they own their cats, but it is quite clear that the cats are in charge. Who feeds them? Who massages them whenever they want? Who cleans out their kitty litter? Who goes to work each day slaving to keep a roof over the cats' little furry heads?

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Endangered Sumatran Tiger

Two Sumatran tiger cubs have become inseparable from two baby orang-utans after their respective mothers abandoned them.

The Sumatran Tiger is the smallest tiger of five types of tigers left in on the planet Earth. They have lived for over one million years in the tropical jungles of the island of Sumatra, Indonesia. The population of the Sumatran Tiger in the wild is in extreme danger and there are only about 400 to 500 individuals remaining.