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Turn Your Dog Into A Stuffed Animal
This website turns your dog into a stuffed animal! Proceeds support Shelters and Rescues!
We’ll make a custom stuffed dog of any dog you can photograph. Your dog is absolutely unique. Wouldn’t you love to have a stuffed animal that looks just like your beloved pooch?! We would too, which is exactly why we offer ShelterPups Custom Plush Stuffed Dogs.
See some Before & After Photos of recent Custom Stuffed Shelter Pups made from photos!
We specialize in quirky, unique, and just plain ol’ special dogs. Send us a few favorite photos of your dog (front and side views) and be sure to tell us about any special markings. We can’t wait to see them and then immortalize your dog in a custom stuffed plush version.
The Curious Friendship Between A Pig And A Rooster
A lonely mama pig finds comfort In an unlikely friend.
In this Super Soul Original Short, farmer and filmmaker John Chester seeks a companion for Emma, a mama pig who nearly died giving birth to 13 piglets. When her piglets grew up and moved on to pastures of their own, Emma appeared to be lonely. John got curious: Could a rooster named Greasy fill the mother’s void?
Countries With The Most Venomous Animals
Which country has the most venomous animals?
Surprisingly, it’s not Australia but Mexico with 80, followed by Brazil with 79 and then Australia with just 66 (they just happen to be more potent). So how is venomous defined here?
Reddit user lanson15 used the Living Hazards Database from the Armed Forces Pest Management Board, which “… is a comprehensive compilation of more than 500 species worldwide, which are reported to cause serious injury or death of humans.”
In addition to the top 3 countries above, Colombia, India, Indonesia and Vietnam all have over 50 different species apiece. Europe, Central Asia and Canada are at the other extreme, with fewer than 10 species per country. And if you’re wondering about France, it’s because it includes French Guiana, which is considered an overseas department of France.
Generally speaking warmer places have more venomous species than colder places, although there are some interesting exceptions to this rule such as the Caribbean, Western Sahara, Madagascar, Bhutan and Lesotho, to name a few.
So if you make your travel plans based around how likely you are to get bitten by a snake or spider, you now have a map of which countries to visit and which to avoid.
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