South Florida Connection

[~*sunkyssed_kym*~]

The beach during a storm..can't get much better than that

Well.... it could WW


~kym~ thinking of a fool's moon and a secluded beach.

 

[Whispering_Wolf57]

Well.... it could WW


~kym~ thinking of a fool's moon and a secluded beach.

I am sure there could be things too make it more enjoyable like a picnic

 

[~*sunkyssed_kym*~]

I am sure there could be things too make it more enjoyable

Some things don't need to be made more enjoyable....

~kym~ 1 secluded moonlit beach + a nice companion =

 

[Ammo44]

Some things don't need to be made more enjoyable....

~kym~ 1 secluded moonlit beach + a nice companion =

Perfect!!!!!

 

[Whispering_Wolf57]

Some things don't need to be made more enjoyable....

~kym~ 1 secluded moonlit beach + a nice companion =

Thats true.

 

[angel4u2lust4]

Thats true.

depending on who the companion is helps alot. . .

 

[Whispering_Wolf57]

depending on who the companion is helps alot. . .

yes it most certainly does..mmmmmmm..makes a whole lot of difference

 

[Erotica_Writings]

South Florida

At our *MIAMI SEAQUARIUM*


Pinnipeds

Well adapted to life on both land and sea





There are over 30 species of pinnipeds including seals, sea lions, and walruses. Thriving in both populated and unpopulated regions of the world, these “feather footed” marine mammals are well adapted to life on both land and sea.

Size and Weight: Pinnipeds come in a variety of sizes and shapes. The smallest pinniped, the ringed seal, rarely exceeds 5 feet in length and 150s pound in weight. Walruses can grow to be up to 12 feet in length and weigh up to 4000 pounds. The northern elephant seal, however, is the largest member of the pinniped family. Males can reach a length of 21 feet and a weight of 7,780 pounds!

Distribution: Found throughout the world, pinnipeds have adapted well to life both in and out of water. Time spent on land and ice consists of mating, resting, and molting. Known as the world’s best divers, pinnipeds will dive to great depths while hunting and playing. Some pinnipeds hold their breath for up to 43 minutes while diving. By slowing their heartbeat and reducing blood flow, they can drop their oxygen use by one-third. The northern elephant seal can dive to depths of almost 1,000 feet and stay submerged for more than 40 minutes.

Coloration: Depending on the species, pinnipeds can range in color from grey, brown, tan, white, and black. Assorted color patterns include: rings, spots, and solid tones.

Diet: All members of the pinniped family are carnivorous. Their diet ranges from krill, fish, and crustaceans to sea birds and other pinnipeds. The walrus can eat up to 6,000 clams in one feeding.

Predators: Pinniped predators include marine mammals such as killer whales and polar bears, as well as several shark species. Although now regulated, pinnipeds continue to be a source of food and wealth for humans.

Social Behavior: Pinnipeds are highly social animals. They use a wide range of techniques to identify and communicate with one another. Smell, hearing, and touch play a large role in pinniped communication. Large groups of pinnipeds will live together in a small land area. The Galapagos Islands population of Californian sea lions is estimated to be as high as 50,000 individuals. Within these larger groups, male pinnipeds will create a harem of females with which he will mate. The male sea lion will guard this group of females from any other males that might encroach on his territory.

 

[Whispering_Wolf57]

here's another pic

 

[angel4u2lust4]

night

gonna post one of my favorite activities in
South Florida Manatee

Birth and Care of Young

A. Gestation.

Manatee gestation is about 12 months.
B. Birth seasons.

1. Manatees in Florida apparently breed year-round; however, most calves seem to be born during spring and summer.

2. Most Amazonian manatees are born between February and May.

3. West African manatees breed year-round.
C. Frequency of birth.

1. A cow gives birth about once every three years. The calf can be born either head- or tail-first.

2. Births of twins may occur, but are rare.
D. Size at birth.

1. A West Indian manatee calf measures about 4 to 4.5 ft. (1.2-1.4 m) and weighs approximately 60 to 70 lb. (27-32 kg).

2. An Amazonian manatee calf measures about 30 in. (80 cm).
E. Care of young.

1. The newborn calf is capable of swimming to the surface on its own.

2. Calves vocalize at or soon after birth. This is an important part of the mother-calf bonding process.

3. The calf begins to nurse within a few hours after birth by suckling from a teat under the pectoral flippers. Calves nurse underwater.

4. Calves begin nibbling on plants within a few weeks of birth.

5. Although it may be weaned by the end of its first year, the calf remains close to its mother for up to two years. The calf is dependent on its mother not only for nutrition, but also for learning about feeding and resting areas, travel routes, and warm-water refuges.



http://www.seaworld.org/infobooks/Manatee/home.html

 

[Whispering_Wolf57]

Re: night

gonna post one of my favorite activities in
South Florida Manatee

Birth and Care of Young

A. Gestation.

Manatee gestation is about 12 months.
B. Birth seasons.

1. Manatees in Florida apparently breed year-round; however, most calves seem to be born during spring and summer.

2. Most Amazonian manatees are born between February and May.

3. West African manatees breed year-round.
C. Frequency of birth.

1. A cow gives birth about once every three years. The calf can be born either head- or tail-first.

2. Births of twins may occur, but are rare.
D. Size at birth.

1. A West Indian manatee calf measures about 4 to 4.5 ft. (1.2-1.4 m) and weighs approximately 60 to 70 lb. (27-32 kg).

2. An Amazonian manatee calf measures about 30 in. (80 cm).
E. Care of young.

1. The newborn calf is capable of swimming to the surface on its own.

2. Calves vocalize at or soon after birth. This is an important part of the mother-calf bonding process.

3. The calf begins to nurse within a few hours after birth by suckling from a teat under the pectoral flippers. Calves nurse underwater.

4. Calves begin nibbling on plants within a few weeks of birth.

5. Although it may be weaned by the end of its first year, the calf remains close to its mother for up to two years. The calf is dependent on its mother not only for nutrition, but also for learning about feeding and resting areas, travel routes, and warm-water refuges.



http://www.seaworld.org/infobooks/Manatee/home.html

I always learn something new every day. Thank you..I Love the manatees

 

[Erotica_Writings]

bump for wolfie

 

[Erotica_Writings]

bump for wolfie

http://www.funnyinside.com/mlpic481.shtml

 

[angel4u2lust4]

oops



http://www.funnyinside.com/px2.shtml

 

[south_florida_bicur]

ok im back

i've been gone for a while but now i am back

the first summer i was here someone told me that i need to go down to the beach either during the early stages of a storm or during one.

he was so right. it was incredible.

a friend of mine came down 2 yrs ago and i felt so bad for her cuz she had 3 days of a tropical storm during her stay. she loved it so much. she was out on the beach during the storm just walking around. she said it was such a site to see and i totally agree with her.

great pics!

 

[Erotica_Writings]

Re: ok im back

i've been gone for a while but now i am back

the first summer i was here someone told me that i need to go down to the beach either during the early stages of a storm or during one.

he was so right. it was incredible.

a friend of mine came down 2 yrs ago and i felt so bad for her cuz she had 3 days of a tropical storm during her stay. she loved it so much. she was out on the beach during the storm just walking around. she said it was such a site to see and i totally agree with her.

great pics!

Thanks and welcum back!

 

[Ammo44]

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Thanks and welcum back!

Ughhhhhhh...what a rain in not so sunny SoFla

 

[~*sunkyssed_kym*~]

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Ughhhhhhh...what a rain in not so sunny SoFla

Its sunny now that you're here

~kym~ (((Ammo)))

 

[Erotica_Writings]

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Ughhhhhhh...what a rain in not so sunny SoFla

I know, its screwing up my moving, I don't want soggy furniture and hello baby how are you doing? so tell me are you wet? huh? huh? lol think I have gone stir crazy

 

[Erotica_Writings]

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Its sunny now that you're here

~kym~ (((Ammo)))

hey Kym, how r ya?

 

[~*sunkyssed_kym*~]

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hey Kym, how r ya?

Hiya EW, sorry to hear about your move in the rain. The good news I hear is that its s'posed to clear up later in the week.

~kym~ just hanging out with the pets

 

[Ammo44]

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Its sunny now that you're here

~kym~ (((Ammo)))

Mmmmmmmm (((((((((((Tanned Beauty)))))))))))))

 

[~*sunkyssed_kym*~]

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Mmmmmmmm (((((((((((Tanned Beauty)))))))))))))

Mmmmmmmmmmmm (((((((((((((((Silver tongued Ammo )))))))))))))))))

~kym~ I can give big (((hugz))) too

 

[Ammo44]

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Hiya EW, sorry to hear about your move in the rain. The good news I hear is that its s'posed to clear up later in the week.

~kym~ just hanging out with the pets

Thank goodness.........hate to imagine you two in wet T-shirts

 

[~*sunkyssed_kym*~]

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Thank goodness.........hate to imagine you two in wet T-shirts

Who needs clothing??!

~kym~ sometimes less is better