I saw this cute video on YouTube and couldn’t manage not to share it with you guys, imagine a cute cat cuddling a little crying baby to sleep, how adorable!
Our friend Hassan sent us e-mail to tell us that he got more adorable kittens for adoption, he wishes to give them out for re-homing to a good and caring home only. If you love kittens and wish to adopt them then please let us know or you can directly contact Hassan.
سمعت العديد من القصص الغريبة والمضحكة ولكن يبدوا ان هذه اغربها على الاطلاق, والتفاصيل:ا
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لقد شاهدت العديد من المشاهد الغريبة ولكن هذا المقطع لقناة ال بي بي سي البريطانية هو الاغرب حتى الآن حيث تم تصويره باستخدام تكنولوجيا خاصة ودرجة حرارة اثنين تحت الصفر ويظهر لحظة مذهلة لسقوط عمود من الجليد في القطب الجنوبي، تحت البحر حتى يصل إلى قاعه، مجمدا وقاتلا كل شيء في طريقه, سبحان الله. ا
I read on the paper that Kuwait set new rules for sacrificing Australian sheep, citizens and expats are now not allowed to slaughter at house but only at approved slaughterhouses.
I guess this is because they have seen improper acts before and Australia had reached an agreement with Kuwait and other GCC countries to set rules.
I was walking by the beach early this morning and I kept seeing street cats everywhere, many were scavenging in garbage looking for food and shelter.
Cats in Kuwait rule the streets, whether its a residential area, industrial, or beach front bearing the burning sun and cold winter. I love cats, but we clearly need to have a solution in Kuwait, otherwise they are just left to die by car hits, diseases, or simply left to starve.
I read that K’s Path had tried the Trap-Neuter-Release technique in Ahmadi area, in this technique they catch the cats, sterilize them in the lab and release them.
According to K’s Path, this way the cats cannot re-produce and therefore their population is controlled in Kuwait, what do you think?
I always wondered where did Kuwait street cats originally come from? I once overheard they came with old ships from India.
Some images via [ladieswhodolunchinkuwait]
My friend Hassan sent me a picture of another adorable kitten for adoption for free, just looking at it makes me want to play and cuddle it all day long !
If interested, please contact him on his e-mail: hassancarliff@yahoo.com
NOTE: Those who want to adopt this kitten, please make sure that you are able to provide good food, cozy shelter, and treat it mercifully.
I have noticed that a YouTube user called shaheenkuw keeps uploading dozens of videos for what it seems like a recreational birds hunting. This is not personal, but why on earth does he do that ? If practicing was the purpose he could simply use artificial targets and I highly doubt that he’s hunting these birds for eating because many of the species are not the eatable-type.
I wish my words reaches out to him; Shaheen stop abusing birds hunting, we can rarely see birds in Kuwait nowadays !
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The YouTube user bo3thbi says that they went out with his friends for fishing nearby Marina Mall, but instead of catching fishes, they caught a cow ! Now that’s something we don’t see everyday !
I recall couple days ago, a bull was seen running on the Gulf Road and now this, is there a link here ?
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Maryam Aljoaan had shared with us these amazing pictures that she took during her antarctic expedition.
I can’t stop looking at her pictures, so beautiful. On February 2011, Maryam became the first Kuwaiti female to go to Antarctica on a scientific mission to study climate change.
I think she spent six months at the South Pole, I can only imagine how cold the south pole is because its so hot in Kuwait, I read that maximum recorded temperature was -14 Deg. Celsius.
VIVA was the official sponsor for her expedition, we are very proud of you Maryam and thanks for sharing these lovely photos.
Kuwait Diving Team had shared with us this amazing underwater photos from their on-going 8th scuba expedition at the red sea. Seeing these photos make me really want to take diving lessons !
Some of the places they are diving at include the Big and Little Brother islands and Daedalus coral reef.
We thanks Kuwait Diving Team for these photos and wish them a safe return. For many more photos click here
