You can tell this was the runt of the litter! :)
This mini Orca, a perfect addition to your salt water fish tank, was made possible through genetic engineering! Careful, mini Orca's may act aggressively to your other fish!
While this new breed of dwarf feline might not be small enough to fit in a tea cup, a beer mug fits him just fine!
"I Knew it, it won't fit!"
"me and my girlfriend last summer,short before we broke up:(...she always felt we did'nt have an equal relationship.I could never understand why!"(I'm not the guy,made up the story for the sake of the contest:))I think I pretty much followed the rules,big big but not impossible,right?
After years of genetic engineering and testing, the first Pygmy Rhino to survive to adulthood was received last month by construction magnate J.T. Smith. The project of creating a "pet" rhinocerous was a massive undertaking by many of the world's leading minds and was financed solely by the eclectic Mr. Smith himself. "I hope to have many of the earth's large beasts recreated in this manner," said Smith. "It is my dream for every household that wants one to someday have one. I'd like to see the boring pets of today replaced by these breakthrough wonders of science and technology. These are the dogs and cats of tomorrow."
This large grape was found in Napa Valley, California. The seeds to this grape will be planted in hopes of creating vines that will continue to produce the large sized grapes. It would more than double the wine output.
It takes a strong woman to serve a 50-pound turkey....
A little chemical waste from the nearby factory sure goes a long way.