The joys of urban gardening

Having recently been baptized as an urban gardener I wanted to share a little behind-the-scenes action and a few of the benefits I've discovered on my green-fingered adventure so far. Just one of the joys of urban gardening is that you can justifiably...

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ALPACAS : THE SOUTH AMERICAN DOMESTIC ANIMAL

as Alpaca is a very strange animal. It is a domesticated animal of South American Camelid. There are two breeds of alpaca were alive - one Suri Alpac a and other was Huacaya Alpaca. This creature resembles like llama but these creatures are very small in appearance than llama. Alpaca’s fiber works like wool. this fiber is used to weave different sweater, blanket, bedding etc. An adult alpaca is generally reached the length of 81 to 99 cm and their weight generally fluctuate between 48 to 84 kg. Alpaca’s are social animal which live in group. Alpacas are very popular of making different kind of sound. The small alpacas made ‘wark’ when they were in excited mood.

WORLD'S MOST POPULAR AMAZING ANIMALS

THE GIANT SPIDER CRAB The Japanese spider crab is the biggest crab of the world. This is the world's largest species of marine crab which lives under water. This amazing animal 's has the very big foot approximately 3.8 meter (12 ft). Its body can reach the length of 40 cm and the whole body of the crab can be the weight of 19 kilogram. These crabs are orange in color with white spot. Its chelipeds are shorter in compare with the other pair of legs. But the female chelipeds are smaller than the males. These giant spider crabs are generally found in ocean of Japan. They live in the depth of 150 - 300 meter. They also can migrate up to 50 meter during the breeding season. The Japanese spider crab are omnivore in nature. These crabs are generally live up to 100 years. But the population of these strange creatures are gradually decreasing. DALMATIAN PELICAN: THE HEAVIEST FLYING BIRD OF THE WORLD This is the largest flying bird of the world. Dalmatian Pelican is the biggest speci

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