A COMPLICATED MURDER CASE Brandon Bird diorama 2010
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Using state-of-the-art visual effects and real-time 4-D ultrasound imagery, National Geographic follows the fetal development of one wolf and three different dog breeds.
From a single cell to a complex, self-sustaining organism, an infant goes through an incredible transformation before it even takes its first breath. With ground-breaking photography, computer graphics, and 4-D imaging, "In the Womb" reveals this amazing process.
"In the Womb: Dogs" will air on the National Geographic Channel on Sunday, January 4, 2009.
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From a single cell to a complex, self-sustaining organism, an infant goes through an incredible transformation before it even takes its first breath. With ground-breaking photography, computer graphics, and 4-D imaging, "In the Womb" reveals this amazing process."In the Womb: Dogs" will air on the National Geographic Channel on Sunday, January 4, 2009.
(via ohmidog!)
Is your life literally going to the dogs...and cats...and bunnies...and lizards?
Do you have ducks in the bathtub and spiders in the chandelier?
Do you mix up your kids' names with your pets?
Are your kids actually goats?
Animal Planet is developing a new series about families where the pets outnumber the humans, where the daily business of raising a family includes dealing with the whole animal kingdom.
If your house is one where any animal would feel at home, they'd like to know more.
Please send a short introductory email about your family to MyHouseIsaZoo.too@gmail.com.
Include a link to your website if you can. Emails with attachments will not be opened.
Do you have ducks in the bathtub and spiders in the chandelier?
Do you mix up your kids' names with your pets?
Are your kids actually goats?
Animal Planet is developing a new series about families where the pets outnumber the humans, where the daily business of raising a family includes dealing with the whole animal kingdom.
If your house is one where any animal would feel at home, they'd like to know more.
Please send a short introductory email about your family to MyHouseIsaZoo.too@gmail.com.
Include a link to your website if you can. Emails with attachments will not be opened.