From CubicleBot: Well, I doubt that this gorilla at the San Francisco Zoo was actually playing Donkey Kong, as the planets rarely align in such a perfect way. So, we will have to be content with the fact that a gorilla got a hold of a visitor’s lost Nintendo DS and started messing with it while Donkey Kong Jr. looked on.
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While everyone knows that there are a ton of endangered species, there does not seem to be a lot done about it. These Endangered Species Erasers will remind you in two ways: one, they are excellent reproductions with a lot of detail that show you just how cool these guys are; and two, a percentage of the Endangered Species Erasers sales will be donated to helping endangered animals through the Center of Biological Diversity. And yes, they do actually work as erasers if you want to mimic human’s ravaging of their species. Check out the rhino and polar bear after the break.
If you really cared about endangered animals you’d eat overpriced chocolates shaped like their severed, stuffed and mounted heads, because a mystery percentage of the purchase price is going to the WSPA … So pass the Koala head.
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Hanno the wooden gorilla is brave, strong, curious and overpriced at $79. But you can’t beat his dynamic rubber band joint action and sustainably harvested beech wood—that’s right, Hanno is eco-friendly too. An additional image is available after the break.
