Gaby Ignia's blog

Hello, my public! Today I'm going to talk about my dad's pet, to be more exactly, his goats. My dad bought his first goat in 2019, Pascuala, when she was a young goat in a farm that sell goats for eating (:'c). When my dad told the owner that he wanted the animal because he wanted to have her as a pet, the owner was really happy. Indeed, the seller asked to my dad if he can bring the goat to the farm, so he can see her. He bought a harness and gave her blankets and fodder (not mixing it) for her kind of bedroom. But goats are flock animals, that means that they need to live in group in order to survive. So, when my dad let her alone (because he went to buy food, work or something like that), she bleated so hard, calling "her flock". My dad, time later, adopted a dog named Ramona from an animal rescue center. In one way, because he like dogs, but in the other way, because Ramona can be the company that Pascuala needed. For your surprise, they are really good friend...

Hello, my friends! Today I'm going to talk about the animal kingdom. When I was a child, I saw a lot of TV, especially Animal Planet channel with my dad. My favorite show was The Most Extreme , a documentary television series that each episode focuses on a specific topic and made a ranking of that with some animals, from the 10th to the first. Seeing that type of series I learned a lot about animals and their features. For example, some birds have teeth, like the geese. They don't have a dentadure like ours, but they have their own type. Birds don't produce enamel, but they can use their teeth for cutting grass or for having in control slippery things, like snails. Another thing is the difference between frogs and toads. The first ones has a soft and wet skin. Also their body are thiner than the toad's bodies. Indeed, the frongs lives in the water, for that reason their legs are longer, perfect for swimming and jumping. Meanwhile, the toads looks dry and had warts in th...