A group of wild boars running through Warsaw, suddenly finds itself being followed by a humanoid robot named Edward Warchocki.
Real footage shows the Unitree G1 robot sprinting across an open field, closing the gap as the boars tht can run p to 35mph, scatter into the woods.
Robot chases Boars in Poland
Unitree’s New G1 AI Robot Moves SCARILY Human
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Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animals. Show all posts
Monday, April 20, 2026
Monday, January 12, 2026
Dr. Varela has a 10 year anniversary
—Baltimore County Animal Services (BCAS) is marking a milestone anniversary this weekend
It is celebrating 10 years of operations at its Baldwin facility. To commemorate a decade of growth and animal advocacy, the organization will host a 10-hour Adopt-a-Thon and Open House on Saturday, Jan. 10.The event will run from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the shelter located at 13800 Manor Road. The day is designed to offer the community a closer look at the facility’s operations while finding permanent homes for pets currently in the county’s care.
To encourage adoptions, BCAS is waiving all adoption fees for the duration of the event. Furthermore, every person who adopts a new pet will receive a PetSmart gift card to help with initial supplies.
The open house will feature several interactive and service-oriented highlights.
Why is this interesting to Lake Worthians?
Because Dr. Rene Varela, MS, VMD, MPH, is its Bureau Director and the former mayor of Lake Worth Beach.
Labels:
Adoption,
Animals,
Baltimore,
Pets,
Rene Varela
Firefighters rescued animals from a kitchen fire
Firefighters rescue two dogs and a cat from Lake Worth Beach kitchen blaze
Firefighters rushed into a Lake Worth home Friday morning, rescuing two dogs and a cat from a kitchen fire as smoke and flames spread.The Palm Beach County Fire Rescue says they were called to a house fire Friday morning on Colony View Drive in Lake Worth Beach.
Firefighters rushed into the kitchen, put out the fire, and searched the entire house, where they found two dogs and a cat and brought them to safety.
Read more...
Labels:
Animals,
City of Lake Worth Beach,
Fire,
Firefighters,
WPEC 12
Thursday, November 7, 2024
The Heartbreaking Story Of P'Nuts The Squirrel & Fred The Raccoon (We Could Be Next)
Elon Musk called out New York Governor Kathy Hochul over one action that outraged America
New York is the epicenter of Big Government policies in America.The state and its biggest city often make the news for all the wrong reasons.
And Elon Musk called out New York Governor Kathy Hochul over this action that outraged America.
Eight years ago, New York had killed Harambe the gorilla unnecessarily and now armed agents raided the home of Mark Longo. Longo runs an animal rescue and also keeps P’nut the Squirrel and Fred the raccoon in his home for the past eight years. They were pets. They were confiscated and now dead.
Read about P'Nuts and the pet Racoon
Friday, January 27, 2023
Hog has Ultimate Revenge
Pig Knocked Out with Stun Gun, Then It Wakes Up and Kills Butcher
This is away from the norm on this blog but I found it interesting in that one plucky pig has delivered the ultimate act of revenge, killing a butcher with the cleaver that was about to be used on him.Read about it...
I'm not a vegan per se but eat very little meat. There is always the thought of raising and killing animals for food that is distasteful to me.
This reminds me of the couple who recently bid on a Hog at the South Florida Fair to rescue it, saving it from the slaughterhouse and then discovered the animal would be killed anyway and they had spent $4,700 on its meat.
Meg and Eric Weinberger, who run the Rescue Life Sanctuary in Palm Beach Gardens, insist officials from the South Florida Fair gave no notification that they were bidding in a “terminal” auction of livestock raised solely for processing.
Stories such as this are depressing.
Wednesday, December 7, 2022
Government investigation Elon over animal research
Biden Admin Kicks Off New Investigation Into Elon Musk’s Neuralink Over Odd Reason
Officials with the Biden administration have reportedly kicked off a federal investigation into one of Elon Musk’s various companies over allegations that the company stands in violation of a number of animal-welfare laws.This investigation into Neuralink, a company for which Musk sits as the CEO, was first kicked off by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General at the request of one federal prosecutor, expressed a report from Reuters.
Neuralink Corp is developing a brain implant it hopes will help paralyzed people walk again and cure other neurological ailments.
The Biden administration is looking closely at Elon's every move just as they have done towards Trump.
Read about it...
Labels:
Animals,
Dept of Agriculture,
Elon Musk,
Research
Monday, October 25, 2021
Govt Involved in Killing & Dissecting Puppies?
Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Demands Answers From Fauci About 'Cruel' Experiments on Puppies
"A cordectomy, also known as ‘devocalization,’ involves slitting a dog’s vocal cords.
But this is not the worst of it...Gads, read the shocking chit...
Labels:
Animals,
Democrats,
Dr. Anthony Fauci,
FDA,
NIH,
Republicans
Saturday, August 24, 2019
Wednesday, July 3, 2019
Message from Cpt Baer
Hello All,
Three cats were recently dropped off at our substation in the middle of the night. They are all very sweet. They appear to have been well cared for and are litter box trained, indoor cats. We cannot keep them and have not been able to find people to adopt them within our agency. Can you post them on your sites? We’d love to find homes for them and avoid sending them to shelters. Interested parties can contact Tracy Lehner or Michele Miclea at 561-202-9602.
Thank you,
Captain Todd Baer
Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office
Commander – District 14 – City of Lake Worth Beach
Office: (561) 202-9601
baert@pbso.org
Three cats were recently dropped off at our substation in the middle of the night. They are all very sweet. They appear to have been well cared for and are litter box trained, indoor cats. We cannot keep them and have not been able to find people to adopt them within our agency. Can you post them on your sites? We’d love to find homes for them and avoid sending them to shelters. Interested parties can contact Tracy Lehner or Michele Miclea at 561-202-9602.
Thank you,
Captain Todd Baer
Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office
Commander – District 14 – City of Lake Worth Beach
Office: (561) 202-9601
baert@pbso.org
One of the cats
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Saturday, May 19, 2018
MS-13 are animals
Liberals get so stupid. Their lies and hate are beyond redemption.
President Donald Trump lashed out at our lax immigration laws, going so far as to call some of the violent criminals who were trying to cross our border — especially members of the MS-13 gang — animals.
President Donald Trump lashed out at our lax immigration laws, going so far as to call some of the violent criminals who were trying to cross our border — especially members of the MS-13 gang — animals.
Labels:
Animals,
Democrats,
Donald Trump,
Fake News,
Gangs / Punks,
Hypocrites,
Liars,
Liberals
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
A low-life dumped a pregnant dog on the side of the road
The driver sped away and the little dog was panic stricken. She kept crossing Lake Osborne Drive and running around the neighborhood, confused and alone.
It was a fun morning yesterday. At any given time, there were at least 4-5 PBSO vehicles as well as Animal Rescue and Control at the scene adjacent to where I live. We were told not to approach the poor, unfortunate animal that ran around for two hours determined not to be caught but in the end, she hid under a bush, tired and scared.
To the piece of trash who dumped her from his car, you are one miserable person--notice I did not say "human being." You are certainly one with zero humanity and I would think that the rest of your life will be tricky for you..
It was a fun morning yesterday. At any given time, there were at least 4-5 PBSO vehicles as well as Animal Rescue and Control at the scene adjacent to where I live. We were told not to approach the poor, unfortunate animal that ran around for two hours determined not to be caught but in the end, she hid under a bush, tired and scared.
To the piece of trash who dumped her from his car, you are one miserable person--notice I did not say "human being." You are certainly one with zero humanity and I would think that the rest of your life will be tricky for you..
Labels:
Animal Care-Control,
Animals,
Lake Osborne,
PBSO
Saturday, October 28, 2017
Today at the Beach
I used to see many squirrels at John Prince Park but they disappeared after hurricane Wilma in 2005. I spotted several this morning at the Lake Worth beach. One was even eating a peanut.
Monday, June 5, 2017
Pythons in our Everglades National Park
An invasive species in the Everglades since the late 1980's but not recognized as a reproducing population until year 2000.
4,000 pounds of dead snakes were captured and killed in the recent python hunt. Can you even imagine that they can devour an alligator! Probably some exotic snake collectors released them into our Everglades.
"Never doubt the importance of this program: Pythons are devouring virtually everything that moves in the Everglades, including native Florida alligators. This is no exaggeration. Marsh rabbits, raccoons, opossums, bobcats, deer, great blue herons, wood storks all have disappeared -- really and truly disappeared, leaving behind an eerie and desolate ecosystem."
Read about the python hunt...
Saturday, May 27, 2017
My Luncheon Companions
Yesterday at John G's
These were the most loving and well behaved dogs I have ever seen. The owner would tell them to sit; they would sit. Lay down--no problem. Not sure what breed they are...Labradoodles?
Monday, April 17, 2017
Rabbit at John Prince Park
No sunset tonight but one of the little rabbits came out of hiding. I left a Snapper treat for him in the brush that consists of bananas and cranberries...like a Granola for rabbits. Hope he finds it.
Saturday, April 15, 2017
Saturday, April 1, 2017
Cat Eyes
These "purrty" balls of "fur" live on S. Lakeside Drive. My-Kel, along with 19 year old Tuxedo and Lily Monet, the masters of Barbara Jean's home. Her cats know she is the "cat's meow." They are treated royally, loved like family and Barbara Jean even cooks special foods for them.
Lily Monet watching a television show on, you guessed it, Cats!
My-Kel, posing for the camera next to a cat portrait
Tuxedo--other cats don't turn him on--too old!
Sunday, January 15, 2017
Greatest Show on Earth bites the dust
Ringling Brothers, around since 1884, comes to an end. Another great corporation bites the dust thanks to increasing costs and liberal animal activist groups.
I've been attending this circus ever since I was a kid. My favorite act was the high trapeze and getting to see the elephants was a joy. It wasn't that long ago when the South Florida Fair had the Ringling Brothers Circus as a main act. And then that stopped.
Read about it...
Labels:
Animals,
Attractions/Entertainment,
Ringling Bros
Saturday, December 31, 2016
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