Nature

What's that you say? You just can't get enough of that natural nature out there? Man, are you in luck! Just look at this plethora of nature-related articles! Whether you're a biology freak or an animal-hater you're just bound to find something only just above disappointing from the following list!

    • Post iconThe Beautiful Butterfly
      27 Feb 2010 08:40 by Mark
      Comments: 1


      From the chrysalis emerges a beautiful butterfly... and he's angry.
    • Post iconSex, Porn, And Rabbits
      08 Dec 2009 11:10 by Mark
      Comments: 4


      Porn and rabbits. What's that all that about then?
    • Post iconVeterinary Nurse Chat Up Lines
      06 Jul 2009 15:50 by Mark
      Comments: 6


      Want to chat up a nurse at the vets but don't know what to say?
    • Post iconHomeopathic Remedies
      14 Jun 2009 13:26 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      New homeopathic remedies from the home of the best homeopathy around.
    • Post iconSlugs In Comics
      24 May 2009 11:46 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      Thrill to the thrilling thrill of more thrilling slug action in these thrill-packed slug comics.
    • Post iconAn Interview With Ray Comfort
      06 Mar 2009 11:03 by Mark
      Comments: 13


      An interview with a man incapable of comprehending logic or reason and who thinks the banana is proof of God. The banana. Proof of God. And this isn't a Douglas Adams novel either. Ladies and gentlemen: Ray Comfort.
    • Post iconClassic Slug Movie Posters
      28 Jan 2009 13:30 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      Cinema posters from the Golden Age of the slugcentric movie industry.
    • Post iconDog Breeds
      12 Jan 2009 10:23 by Mark
      Comments: 4


      For what purpose were certain dog breeds bred? This question is answered in this, an article telling you why certain dog breeds were bred.
    • Post iconChimera Zoo: New Additions
      30 Sep 2008 15:29 by Mark
      Comments: 3


      It's been a wonderful Summer for our zooanauts, scouring the four corners of the globe in search of the animals too hideous for other zoos to touch. Read the latest edition of the Chimera Zoo quarterly publication to discover more about the newest additions.
    • Post iconClassic Slug Magazines
      06 Aug 2008 21:39 by Mark
      Comments: 8


      Ever since I posted some classic Vintage Slug Advertising of yesteryear people have come up to me in the street and asked me just where I managed to obtain such quality published incitements to purchase slugs and slug-related paraphernalia.
    • Post iconThe Time Caterpillar
      21 Jul 2008 19:49 by Mark
      Comments: 10


      Rupert Kingsley III here and I am The Time Caterpillar!
    • Post iconEvolution Of The Races
      19 Apr 2008 15:37 by Mark
      Comments: 11


      Is it possible that the various human races evolved from different types of apes or, indeed, different species altogether? Or is the person who thought this a complete moron?
    • Post iconVintage Slug Advertising
      29 Mar 2008 09:42 by Mark
      Comments: 8


      Celebrating the golden age of advertising and the marketing world's flirtation with all things slug-related.
    • Post iconA Bloody Great Octopus
      09 Oct 2007 15:29 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      There is a drawback to solitary diving and that is, of course, the danger that comes with getting into trouble. On a recent dive I got into trouble. With no easy way to signal for an Emergency Distress Cod I found myself requiring assistance from - of all things - an octopus!
    • Post iconDinosaur Capabilities
      22 Aug 2007 13:55 by Mark
      Comments: 2


      What could a dinosaur do? What couldn't a dinosaur do? If you've got palaentology coursing through your veins where the blood should be then this is the post for you! Herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, and vore-by-vores all covered!
    • Post iconHumans Came From Bears
      21 Jul 2007 17:54 by Mark
      Comments: 7


      Darwin got evolution spot-on - you got a problem with that then you take it up with Richard Dawkins my friend. Well, almost spot-on. Please don't hit me Mister Dawkins sir. You see, humans evolved not from apes as we've all been led to believe, but rather from bears. Oh yes.
    • Post iconHow To Milk A Caterpillar
      18 May 2007 14:48 by Mark
      Comments: 3


      Milking caterpillars is a dying art and with the world on the constant edge of doom we need all the arts we can get. What would happen if the bomb dropped tomorrow? Could you and the ragtag bunch of filthy hobos who follow you around and call you 'The Chosen One' milk a caterpillar if your life depended on it? Maybe it's not too late to learn how.
    • Post iconSpectacles, Testicles, Wallet, Watch
      21 Apr 2007 10:00 by Mark
      Comments: 1


      Spectacles, testicles, wallet, and watch ... even though it should be watch then wallet ... anyway ... it's the method of remembering how to make the sign of the cross. This explains why women can't do it very well. I mean ... whoever heard of a woman with a wallet? That's crazy!
    • Post iconI Don't Like Dogs
      20 Mar 2007 13:07 by Mark
      Comments: 3


      Dogs: don't like them. I don't hate dogs (any more) but it's fair to say that I'm not a fan of them either. Now, cats I like. But not dogs. And then you've got people who prefer dogs to cats. Well, they're just not right in the head are they? I think what I'm trying to say here is that I don't like dogs. Here's why.
    • Post iconCaution Horse
      09 Mar 2007 10:36 by Mark
      Comments: 6


      Where there's horses, there's caution. Where there's camels, there's questions. Put them together and what do you get? Camels and horses! Questions and caution! It's like The Odd Couple, only with animals.
    • Post iconCat Pee
      29 Jan 2007 13:05 by Mark
      Comments: 21


      How do you stop a cat from peeing in the house? No, that's not the start of a joke.

      Discover just what I've tried in a valiant - yet failed - attempt to keep my house feline urine-free.
    • Post iconPredicting Animals
      30 Dec 2006 13:00 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      Animals can predict storms, earthquakes, and a whole host of other amazing crap.

      Do you know, for instance, nature's tried-and-tested method of determining the onset of moth-flu? You will.
    • Post iconThe Spider Conspiracy
      29 Aug 2006 16:23 by Mark
      Comments: 14


      There is a world conspiracy regarding spiders; I am not paranoid.
    • Post iconThe Lying Turbot
      23 May 2006 20:34 by Mark
      Comments: 12


      Turbot and fish-related tales - or should that be tails, haha!? No. It should be tales - from me, The Lying Turbot.
    • Post iconAlligators
      16 May 2006 14:23 by Mark
      Comments: 6


      Alligators are on the rampage in America. What has happened to provoke these normally happy-go-lucky herbivores? What should you do if surrounded by a coven of alligators?
    • Post iconBestiality For Beginners
      27 Apr 2006 11:37 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      Bestiality isn't something you can just slip into. You need guidance and guidance is my middle name. Pronounced gwee-danchay.
    • Post iconAnimalarm
      09 Mar 2006 20:00 by Mark
      Comments: 6


      It's an animal. It's an alarm. It's animalarm. It's not Animal Farm. That's something completely different. It's a book too, you say? Interesting.
    • Post iconTaunting The Yeti
      21 Feb 2006 15:29 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      The Winter Olympics brings back painful memories for me of a cold wind on an icy mountain and a mission to taunt the yeti.
    • Post iconEar Mite Christmas
      20 Dec 2005 10:41 by Mark
      Comments: 8


      Won't you think about the ear mite cast out in the week before Christmas with no job and no ear to call his own?
    • Post iconGiraffes and me, c.1920 to c.1945
      19 Oct 2005 15:59 by Mark
      Comments: 5


      I'm often stopped and asked about Giraffes and me and the period after the first world war up until the end of the second one. Okay then, here's the definitive answer.
    • Post icon50 Things To Do With Animal Heads
      08 Aug 2005 21:06 by Mark
      Comments: 0


      Original post lost in the great data loss of '05 ... but found again through the miracle of someone copying it and posting it on another website! Hooray!
    • Post iconLobsters
      06 May 2005 13:00 by Mark
      Comments: 7


      I was overcome with grief after watching a lobster get murdered on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. Consider this article a tribute to the might crustacean.
    • Post iconReptilian Diary
      20 Jan 2005 14:53 by Mark
      Comments: 134


      I am a Reptilian. David Icke was right all along. But that doesn't mean I'm not warm, caring, and lovable. Okay, I'm not, but it doesn't mean that I couldn't be.
    • Post iconMy favourite insects
      14 Dec 2004 09:47 by Mark
      Comments: 8


      If I had a website of my own I'd probably make a list of my favourite insects. Hey now! Wait a minute ...
    • Post iconYour First Camel
      09 Aug 2004 16:20 by Mark
      Comments: 9


      In the 1950s everyone thought we'd be flying in hovercars. In the 1960s everyone thought we'd be flying around in jetpacks. Now in the 2000s we can see that camels are the only answer.
    • Post iconCat fur
      16 Jul 2004 13:06 by Mark
      Comments: 3


      Cats moult. Their fur falls out and they are left completely bald. This is how moles are made. This and more when we return.
    • Post iconSo You Want To Be A Space Animal
      14 May 2004 20:11 by Mark
      Comments: 2


      Everyone loves space animals. Even people who haven't heard of them. Even people who think I'm mad. Even the pixie in my ear.


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