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Today's Question 4/3
If you had to choose the one animal or insect species that is most beautiful, which would you pick?
Also, take the extra minute, and find a picture of your favorite animal online. If you don't know how to PIP here's a quick, easy tutorial.
Wherever you find the picture online, right click the image and select "copy image location."
Then, come back here, reply to the post, and click the little icon that looks like a picture of a tree (to the left of the smiley face) right above where you type your message.
Set the curser in the "Image URL" field of the popup, and right click and copy the location you had saved. Don't worry about the other fields, just click "Insert."
Once the image is in the post you can resize it by clicking and dragging the borders.
Re: Today's Question 4/3
OK you all are going to laugh, but the only animal/species that has ever moved me to a point that I cried was:
That's right, Shamu!!! It's not just an aestetic thing though, but the relationships between the trainers and these powerful animals are just so amazing. I totally cried during "Shamu Rocks America."
I'm partial to my favorite canine breed THE BOXER!! I just have a fit whenever I see one... I have two of my own!!
I love leopards. Their spots are just gorgeous. I also always find it so funny how much wild cats have in common with my little domestic tabby at home.
For me horses. . . I even love the smell of horses.
I have always been all about the polar bears. And yes I admit, I've shed a tear or two at their beauty. They are just so independant, and serene. Plus, I am a huge winter fan.