Nature shows.

[P3D Larry Berlin <lberlin@xxxxxxxxx>]

Great idea Wolfie!


>Wolfie! explains the birds and bees:
>I have a page called "Wildsex" which deals with the mating habits of
>_mammals_ I set this page up about a year ago because I was sick of
>getting the "birds and bugs" treatment from documentary producers each
>time the subject got around to sex. I was equally annoyed when I saw
>male buffalo/elephants/zebra/giraffe etc fighting for the right to mate
>only to be greeted by scenes of mothers with young in the next scene...
>does fighting make a female pregnant???
>
>If their game enough to show a lion ripping a zebra apart then they
>shouldn't be afraid to show giraffe humping [or should that be camels?]

********************  If you believe the usual political double-speak about
violence on TV, that's what it takes. I think the execs who decide this
stuff are from a strange alien planet where violence is sex. They always
talk about reforming the situation. The result is invariably more graphic
violence and less sex. A really lousy tradeoff for content! 

>
>anyway, my page was launched about a year ago and I get about 70,000
>hits per month, thankfully my sysop loves the page too. :)
>
>But... I have yet to get any 3D pictures, if I get any I will gladly
>add them to my page. :)

*********************   Get yourself an RBT with matched telephoto lenses
and hang out on the Serengetti for a few months. Or how about some of those
exotic Australian animals?

>
>The address is: http://aardvark.apana.org.au/~wolfie/


*********************   Actually, I've seen a couple of nature shows that
went all the way. One of the best was of whales making it in the ocean.
(where else?!?) You definitely need telephoto lenses for whales!

Larry Berlin

Email: lberlin@xxxxxxxxx
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