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Saturday 06 February 2010 at 05:00 am
Another day fighting the unending battles against the Criminals Headquartered and Underworld Master Planners (CHUMP).
Friday 05 February 2010 at 05:00 am
I'm looking forward to when they come out with a Monkeyed version of Avatar, but for now you'll have to watch this version of Titanic.
Wednesday 03 February 2010 at 05:00 am
Squirrel monkeys and capybara (a large rodent) apparently do interact much in the wild, however at this Japanese zoo they have become friends.
Sunday 31 January 2010 at 8:00 pm
So if a country worm came to visit a city worm in the city, what would they do together? In "The City Worm and the Country Worm" by Linda Hayward, illustrated by Carol Nicklaus we get a little peek into this worm life.
The next day Slimey gave Squirmy a tour of the city.
He took her to the Earthworm Museum. There they saw twenty different kinds of dirt in the Soil Sample Room.
Saturday 30 January 2010 at 8:00 pm
Do you ever think The Count from Sesame Street might be just a little OCD. If you doubt, read "The Count Counts A Party" by Judy Freudberg and Tony Gates, illustrated by Tom Cooke. There is plenty of counting in this book. I'll spare you from too much counting and give you a quote from the point of the story where the Count is preparing his castle for his party.
"One sweep, two sweeps, three sweeps, four sweeps!" said the Count. "Ah-ah-ah!"
Then he took down all the dirty old codwebs and hung up clean new cobwebs.
He even told his bats to take a bat-bath in their bat-tub.
"Lyuba," he said to his number-one bat, "don't forget to wash behind your wings. You, too, darlings."
"Don't worry," said the bats, "we'll get squeaky clean. Squeak, squeak, squeak!"