I saw this on TV the other day when I was waiting to pick up some mambo wings from this place called "hot wings"...wow, how creative. Anyway, I could not believe how diesel this cow was. Apparently, it's a Belgian Blue Bull and it's genes have been genetically modified via natural mutation. This mutation inhibits the gene myostatin, which counteracts muscle growth, and simultaneously slows down the rate of fat storage. The end product is this juiced up cow which possesses almost 100% lean muscle. Imagine how crazy it would be if your genes suddenly mutated and the next day you woke up and you were like the hulk...iight that's enough, you get my drift. Check out the video below:
Showing posts with label When Nature Calls. Show all posts
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Video: "Oh My Gosh What Did You Do To That Thing?"
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Jan 12, 2009
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Video: Abu X The Karate Kid
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Nov 8, 2008
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Ever wonder what this combination would produce?I thought this video was funny as hell. This monkey was too nice. When he jumped up and did that little roll, I was done.
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When Nature Calls: Gazuntiet Baby Panda
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Jul 15, 2008
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I've seen this clip awhile back but I decided to post it for the hell of it.
I dunno what's more funny,
the momma panda looking like she just chillin and munchin on some chips
or the reaction she gets from the sneeze out of the little ole panda.
I dunno what's more funny,
the momma panda looking like she just chillin and munchin on some chips
or the reaction she gets from the sneeze out of the little ole panda.
And while we are on the panda tip...
Look at this wack ass panda whining going up ONE STAIR. LOL
Look at this wack ass panda whining going up ONE STAIR. LOL
Mind Control...
Labels: science , When Nature Calls
Everyone who knows me knows that I love watching Animal Planet and the Discovery Channel. I was recently checking out PopSci.com (another favorite) and I came across this interesting article about the Glyptapanteles wasp, often called the Voodoo wasp (which is messed up in the first place, but that is another conversation). Basically this wasp impregnates caterpillars and other insects with about 80-90 eggs which then hatch and breakout of the host insect's body. The crazy thing is that once impregnated, the host insect ceases movement until the eggs hatch at which point "[it] involuntarily protects them from attack by thrashing wildly in the presence of predators". Read the full article here and be sure to check out the clip below.
