A holiday armadillo steals the show in the "Friends" episode "The One With the Holiday Armadillo."
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The pink fairy armadillo is the world's smallest armadillo — they're usually about 4-inches long and weigh a quarter of a pound.
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And when, on the last page, she finally agreed to hang out with everyone else, what to make of the armadillo who then appeared, with the line "But not the armadillo"?
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The Armadillo Vault is made from 399 blocks of limestone.
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Which part of the armadillo dessert do you eat first?
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But a badass bulletproof armadillo firing the bullet right back?
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Did you know there is also a screaming hairy armadillo?
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She used to hunt deer and armadillo to make her living.
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Sandshrew is based on a pangolin, but closely resembles an armadillo.
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" She has denied any subterfuge and responded, "I am not an Armadillo.
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They arrived at a shortlist of just two: the armadillo and the hedgehog.
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On Thursday morning, armadillo revenge enthusiasts began sharing the story again on Twitter.
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Apparently the answer is a monster armadillo cake straight out of Steel Magnolias.
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Others applauded the self-determination exhibited by both the hippo and the armadillo.
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Nor are you mentally fusing a unicorn, an armadillo, and a small elephant.
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Ross dresses up as an armadillo to teach his son Ben about Hanukkah.
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Sandslash is what Nintendo apparently thinks happens when you evolve a pangolin-armadillo.
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This weight difference is equivalent to that between a humpback whale and an armadillo.
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Hairy Armadillo These roly-polies spend close to 20 hours relaxing in their burrows.
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Just like the armadillo, this rodent has been clocked sleeping over 20 hours a day.
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She has a photograph of Hillary Clinton wearing a necklace she molded from armadillo scales.
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This armadillo was blinded by the heat from a wildfire, veterinarian Jerjes Suarez told Reuters.
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The intimacy with nature portrayed in "Armadillo Burial" as a girl holds the tail of an armadillo while her accomplices dig and look on with quiet courtesy of a proper burial forges a peculiarly solemn moment that calls to the undiscovered wild within us.
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But honestly, no creature shouts into the void better than the aptly-named Screaming Hairy Armadillo.
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If another male wallows into the situation, the armadillo rushes to chase off or fight him.
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I guess the fact that it's the smallest armadillo in the world is sort of cute.
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In one photo, the mother-daughter duo were all smiles as they looked at an armadillo.
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You do not buy your sweetheart a giant armadillo birthday cake if your feelings are lukewarm.
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As if his battle cries weren't bad enough, the armadillo also emitted a strong, pungent smell.
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With Cole Sprouse as Ben, Ross tries way too hard to make the armadillo schtick work.
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He has produced music for performers as disparate as Lou Reed and the Armadillo String Quartet.
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The small, armadillo-like mammal lives in forests in Ivory Coast and other West African countries.
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I've described my paternal grandfather as a man who "grilled armadillo roadkill" to suggest he was a Southern hick, and it's true he liked armadillo and at least occasionally foraged killed ones — but he was also the head of the archaeology department at the University of Florida.
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Also, they can use the same method to realistically tear the limbs off of a gel armadillo.
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When the armadillo encountered the terrifyingly large wombat, it did what any sane being might do: scream.
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Or if you're straight up under attack with no help in sight, "Armadillo that shit," says Catchdubs.
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Last year, Gaga's fiancé even shelled out nearly $300K in an auction for Armadillo heels for her.
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If your parents didn't teach you about Judaism through the Holiday Armadillo, they weren't doing it right.
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The pangolin, a mammal sometimes confused with the armadillo, has become one of the most trafficked animals.
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Dr. Desbiez also runs Brazil's Giant Armadillo Conservation Project and a related program called Anteaters and Highways.
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If you don't celebrate Christmas, you can embrace the spirit of the holiday armadillo to honor "Friends."
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And for the loved one who celebrates it all, there's even a visit from the Holiday Armadillo.
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Fuleco, 2014 The mascot for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil was Fuleco, the three-banded Brazilian armadillo.
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The scaley, armadillo-like creatures, the most trafficked animals in the world, are used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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Somewhere between here and the club she saw a flattened armadillo, its splintered shell streaked with brown blood.
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The country singer's birthday dessert, at first glance of Stefani's Instagram post, looks like a real, live armadillo.
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"We do know that its diet and habits are likely similar to other nocturnal armadillo species," Cancellare said.
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The pangolin, a small, armadillo-like mammal, lives in forests in Ivory Coast and elsewhere in West Africa.
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Her paramount surreal art piece was the sensationally bizarre picture of an armadillo fetus, "Portrait of Ubu" (893).
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Although the video is packed with iconic looks, Gaga's sky-high armadillo shoes are the real scene-stealer.
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Harsh Armadillo, a funk band from New Hampshire, and the Nigeria-born saxophonist and D.J. Eli Fola open.
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These Seussian snufflers look like someone threw an anteater, a rabbit, a pig, and an armadillo into a smelter.
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Called the Armadillo Vault, its dome was half as thick as an eggshell would be at the equivalent size.
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She threw him a country-themed birthday party fitting for a country star; it even included an armadillo cake.
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There are over 20 species of armadillo, but only the nine-banded armadillos are found in the United States.
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The pink fairy armadillo is also known as "pichiciego," which is one of the best words I've ever heard.
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Over local craft beers with names like Dead Armadillo, they told stories from court, or jail, or house visits.
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"The Holiday Armadillo has granted your wish: 'Friends' will still be there for you in the US throughout 20163," Netflix posted in a tweet, which included an image of the character Ross in an armadillo suit from a scene in which he tries to explain the story of Hanukkah to his son.
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There's plenty of options from the show's 10 seasons including the Holiday Armadillo, a giant pink bunny or even Sputnik.
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One man on the city's north side emerged from flood waters carrying an armadillo by its armored tail to safety.
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The Holiday Armadillo has granted your wish: "Friends" will still be there for you in the US throughout 2019 pic.twitter.
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For musicians fleeing Nashville, like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson, who found acceptance here and made the Armadillo World Headquarters.
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To parse all the products and figure out the best solution for you, you'll need the dermis of an armadillo.
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An African dwarf crocodile, a screaming armadillo and the host's seemingly least favorite: a huge red-tailed boa constrictor named Lady.
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LONDON — Two armadillo pups are now under the care of the Cotswold Wildlife Park after they were rejected by their mother.
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Aside from crowding the female's personal space, the male armadillo courts her by pawing at her carapace and sniffing her genitalia.
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The shot was initially aimed at an armadillo, before the bullet ricocheted off its hard shell and struck the shooter instead.
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There are so many different types of strollers out there, but the Mamas and Papas Armadillo Flip came out on top.
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"Tatou" has been an entry in the puzzle before, by the way, but as a colloquial term for a giant armadillo.
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When Bo Bardi built her house, in 1950, it was practically the only one; armadillo and wild cats still roamed the grounds.
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One post, from sports journalist Spencer Hall, came with a grave warning that this could be a sign of the Armadillo Uprising.
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Spiky cats wander around in groups, and I manage to feed an armadillo-like creature some zinc I harvested from a flower.
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If Schwimmer wants to keep his rewatch going beyond the armadillo, there are so many classic episodes he can show his daughter.
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Prius has made the leap from cyborg armadillo to bionic koi, and the beholder will need to decide whether that's an improvement.
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According to Cancellare, the pink fairy armadillo that looks like a "Furby covered with sashimi" is very popular in the illegal pet trade.
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And while I love the Holiday Armadillo on Friends as much as the next person, it's TV, and thereby excluded from this narrative.
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This morning, during a segment with Peter Gros about exotic animals, Kelly and Michael got up close and personal with a hairy armadillo.
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The only other snail in its family that relied on chemical-converting bacteria was an armadillo-esque mollusk called the scaly-foot gastropod.
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The overturned 150-foot-long section of a center-pivot irrigation arm, wheels pointing skyward in a dead armadillo pose, was beyond hope.
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In an attempt to get his son to recognize his culture, Ross dons an armadillo costume while he explains the story of Hanukkah.
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Other believed the suspect could in fact be one of Ross's various guises in the show, including Russ, Vikram or the Holiday Armadillo.
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Those bony plates protect the animals from predators, although their rigidity prevents the screaming hair armadillo from curling all the way into a ball.
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That's why the pink fairy armadillo is the best animal there is, and Scissorhands Salon is the only place I get my hair cut.
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Still, handling an African dwarf crocodile, an armadillo, a boa and a sloth with ease, Robert has the title of Crocodile Hunter 2.0 on lock.
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TR also reports that there will be new modes of transportation to get around the huge map (which includes familiar territories like Ridgewood and Armadillo).
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During the segment, Pike attempted to act as a medium for a skunk, an armadillo with a wandering eye, and a slow but "wise" sloth.
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There are so many types of creatures here; birds, parrots, monkeys, armadillo… If people continue to destroy the nature where will all these animals live?
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In fact, their soft pink shells set them apart from other armadillo species, all of which have hard shells that serve as protective body armor.
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Other authenticity-signifying curios include a large Hank Williams, Jr., bobblehead, a backlit sign advertising Marlboro cigarettes, and more taxidermied animals (goat, boar, squirrel, armadillo).
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He is idolized for his fierce, unapologetic approach to tradition – or rather, the way in which he shattered convention, with creations like the iconic armadillo shoe.
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A short chase and a Y-to-hogtie command later, and she's on the back of my horse on the way to Armadillo, the nearest town.
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Thanks to Charles Jamrach who was supplying exotic pets to the elite of Victorian London, Rossetti owned at various times a kangaroo, owl, armadillo, llama, and toucan.
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Several 4-legged victims of Hurricane Harvey are now safe and sound -- and we got this video of rescuers scooping up stranded pups and one lost armadillo.
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In one sample, the feathers had been gilded to look like tarnished bronze, then layered like fish scales; in others, they resembled seashells, armadillo plates, blackened fingernails.
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Scientists say that the pink fairy armadillo's shell is used instead to help the armadillo regulate its body temperature — because the blood vessels are so close to the surface of the shell (giving it its pink hue), the armadillo can easily curl up or spread out to regulate the amount of its surface area that is exposed to the air, thereby keeping its body temperature under its control.
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"I was totally digging his class, and then on the last day before Christmas break he showed up in this absurd costume as the 'Holiday Armadillo,'" one complained.
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Armadillo allows for different cards to be dragged around for use in a split-screen or tabbed interface and seems to include some Google Now-style suggestions, too.
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Eventually, the marshes give way to truck stops, a Tanger Outlet, a Logan's Roadhouse, and a flat, unremarkable highway, punctuated with the occasional desiccated husk of an armadillo.
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And indeed, this is not a completely wild assertion; previous fossil evidence has already hinted that saber-toothed cats hunted the giant armadillo-like glyptodonts in this fashion.
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Thankfully, the season more than made up for the lack of holiday cheer in this episode a few weeks later, with The One with the Holiday Armadillo. 9.
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Smith's narration alternates between sections called "Eighth Grade" and hallucinatory sections rendering Sam's three days in the well, spent with a snarky armadillo (this is Texas) named Bartleby.
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Some mammals have been shown in captivity to sleep most of the day, including the little brown bat (19 hours), opossum (18 hours) and armadillo (17 hours), Manger said.
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Maar's Surrealist photographs, in turn, are far from autobiographical: "Père Ubu" (1936) is of a baby armadillo, cast as the dictatorial protagonist in Alfred Jarry's absurdist play Ubu Roi.
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A rare video of the pink fairy armadillo shows his digging skills and unfathomable cuteness (as well as a terrible stick-wielding human being who should probably be imprisoned).
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However, unwanted donations—everything from opened bread and expired food, to much more exotic offerings like canned alligator and armadillo—cost the organization to the tune of $40,000 annually.
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Conservationists thought they were onto a good thing in 2014 when, at the behest of local researchers, the mascot chosen for the Brazilian World Cup was a three-banded armadillo.
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So when Sonic Mania Plus was touted as improving upon last year's Sonic Mania with the thrilling additions of "Mighty the Armadillo" and "Ray the Flying Squirrel," I was confused.
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Some animals, like the large hairy armadillo, sleep upwards of 20 hours a day in captivity, while others, like the giraffe, might only clock 10 minutes daily in the wild.
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He turned over an old log and spotted several wood lice—small bugs with armadillo-shaped exoskeletons—moving about, he initially assumed, in a frantic search for shelter and darkness.
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We're also happy to offer detailed studio-edition reproductions, including the Holiday Armadillo costume, Central Perk couch and ten copies of Monica's peephole door frame, straight from the Warner Bros.
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In addition to games and VR, Carmack has also worked on private spaceflight efforts through a startup called Armadillo Aerospace, although the project has been in "hibernation" for several years.
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Brackets for the 2019 edition of March Mammal Madness are available, and this year's competitors range from the mink to the nine-banded armadillo to spinifex hopping mouse to the... dandelion.
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In this case, a man lies peacefully in bed until the pulled slide reveals an armadillo sitting on top of a turtle over his head, holding a lobster and a sword.
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Their second album, Tarkus — and its inimitable tank-armadillo cover art — amply demonstrated the skill of the three musicians, along with the sprawl that would come to define the genre. 6.
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Those junior catastrophizers populate this groovy debut, in which a bug-eyed armadillo named Lola sets off a raucous chain of events when she knocks over a pitcher of fruit punch.
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Early books such as "A Good Man in Africa" and "An Ice-Cream War" seemed inspired by Evelyn Waugh; later works such as "Brazzaville Beach" and "Armadillo" deal with weighty contemporary themes.
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Nine-banded armadillos are the only armadillo species found in the United States out of about 20, according to the National Wildlife Federation, and they typically live for 7 to 20 years.
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The parents they consulted revealed that weight, fold-ability, and ease in maneuvering were top priorities for parents looking to buy and the Mamas and Papas Armadillo Flip came out on top.
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Compared to its neighboring regions, the Chiquitano also has more species of mammals, a third of which are threatened or endangered, like the giant otter, the giant armadillo, and the maned wolf.
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Found animal skulls, painted in bright colors or encrusted with beads or stones, prove another important medium, with the skulls of an armadillo, skunk, dog and moose appearing in the Hammer show.
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So, remember, there are plenty of ways to help out the needy, but people can't live on good intentions—and they'd rather not live on canned armadillo or shark-fin soup, either.
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Ross dresses up as the holiday armadillo in an attempt to get his son interested in Hanukkah during season 10, and the costume became one of the most memorable looks of the show.
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All that adds up to mean that it's possible to compile Armadillo and run it on an Android device today, giving us our first early look at what Google's next OS could look like.
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While the IUCN doesn't technically consider the pink fairy armadillo endangered—it's "data deficient," due to how little its studied—the organization does note how at-risk it is due to the black market.
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It gets even more interconnected: Those gorgeous vintage McQueen items (including his iconic, cartoonish Armadillo heels) were purchased by Guinness from the estate of legendary late stylist Isabella Blow, a close friend of McQueen's.
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At a mere $22 you could probably pick one of these up and learn a little Arduino programming in your spare time which is more than you can say for a pink fairy armadillo.
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To… be… fair, is there anything more punk rock (besides Avril Lavigne) than singing the US national anthem like a screaming armadillo under attack to a chorus of boos and just, like, not stopping?
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Case in point: the Armadillo Vault, a self-supporting pavilion comprising 399 limestone slabs and spanning 52 feet, curving and bending around the columns of a 13th-century Venice building at this year's Architecture Biennale.
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Shoes Kinney wanted to make sure his wife-to-be's footwear was on point, so he invested almost $300,000 in three pairs of Alexander McQueen Armadillo boots which Gaga, 30, showed off on her Instagram.
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High-fashion trends on models — like NASA-inspired jumpsuits — don't hit the market exactly the way they were on the runway; when was the last time you saw a civilian in Alexander McQueen's armadillo boots?
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"When I was a child, it was very easy to wake up in the morning and see armadillo in the yard - or a possum, or a raccoon," said Brunet who lives with his teenage son.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Zabivaka the wolf followed in the footsteps of Naranjito the orange, Footix the football-playing rooster and Fuleco the armadillo by being named as the official mascot of the 2018 World Cup on Saturday.
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Next up, on the trials and tribulations of Ross trying to be a better single parent than his ex-wife Carol, Ross suits up as "Santa's representative for all the Southern states," or the Holiday Armadillo.
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Made (in)famous by the late Alexander McQueen's spring 2010 "Plato's Atlantis" collection, the dangerously high heel, or as the designer called them, Armadillo heels, were responsible for quite a few nasty spills on the runway.
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She's swapped Alexander McQueen Armadillo boots for Alexander Wang denim cut-offs, and the dramatic looks of her Artpop era for trendier fare; instead of walking the runway for Thierry Mugler, she's front row at Tommy Hilfiger.
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I was sitting in my car—I can still picture the spot, in Carrboro, North Carolina, next to the Armadillo Grill, waiting for the light to change—and "Stuntin' Like My Daddy" was playing on the radio.
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At the outset, the proposal was that FIFA, the world governing body of football, and the Brazilian government would jointly pay for the protection of 1,000 hectares of armadillo habitat for every goal scored in the competition.
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Or maybe it was the early 1970s, when Waylon and Willie forged that peace treaty between hippies and rednecks over clanking Lone Star longneck bottles and beneath clouds of Mexican shake weed at the Armadillo World Headquarters.
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But, Runnels told cops the whole thing was a genuine mistake -- saying she had forgotten to take the gun out of her bag after she went to kill an armadillo that was digging up her mom's yard.
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Pangolins are illegally traded for their meat and scalesThough a pangolin resembles an anteater or armadillo on the outside, it's actually more closely related to an order of mammals called "carnivorans," which include the bobcat and the civet.
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As seen both in Bradshaw's video and in Ars Technica's own compiled version of Armadillo, it seems that Fuchsia is a smartphone and tablet-focused operating system, built largely around a card-based system for managing different apps.
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Alvin's costume is a purple basketball jersey and shorts, silver body paint, and an armadillo head created from gnarled metal and wires that features glowing red eyes so disturbing that it'd send a shiver down Immortan Joe's spine.
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The zany, philosophical conversation between Sam and Bartleby is sophisticated for a tween (yes, the armadillo utters his namesake's famous line), but it's thoroughly enjoyable: I happily would have read a book just about the two of them.
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It works as an invitation to explore the dark corners of prog: its international reach, its cultish esotericism and its fondness for ostentatious album covers adorned with flying teapots, armadillo tanks and fantasy landscapes as detailed as the music.
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"The One With The Holiday Armadillo" (Season 7, Episode 10) It's hard for those who practice religions other than Christianity to feel seen during the month of December, particularly if Christmas and Santa Claus are commonplace in the household.
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Arnaud Desbiez, a Brazilian conservation biologist, and his team in the Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetland, explain why the secretive giant armadillo — which spends about 75 percent of its life burrowed underground — is vital to the region's biodiversity.
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The two sets of friends meet and become a friendly foursome, and before long are joined by many others to form a club of like-minded nonconformist kids and their pets, including an armadillo, a penguin, a bat and a giraffe.
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The boy's small size and the fact that he was bent over at the time of the attack may have caused the alligator to believe he was smaller, more appropriate prey such as an opossum, armadillo or raccoon, the report said.
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What had been a grubby and forlorn downtown now has a glittering new train station with high-speed rail connections to London and a Selfridges & Company department store, which occupies an architectural trophy that looks something like a steel-plated armadillo.
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Researchers traced the gene's evolutionary history back some 250 million years to the archosaur, a dinosaur-ish creature with the skin of an armadillo, head of a bird, snout of a pig, body of a crocodile and belly of a turtle.
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In a memorable scene, Julia Roberts' husband-to-be, played by Dylan Mcdermott, requests an red velvet armadillo-shaped cake for the wedding day, highlighting the originally-Southern tradition of having a groom's cake separate from the main wedding cake. 14.
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Where to stream: Hulu Over the course of its 10 seasons, Friends rarely met a holiday it didn't want to put its personal stamp on in some way (see: The Holiday Armadillo), but the series had a particular affinity for Thanksgiving.
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Some of the items to go on the block include a reproduction of the gang's Central Perk couch, Ross's armadillo costume, 10 copies of Monica's peephole door frame, Joey's stuffed penguin pal Hugsy, and Monica and Chandler's wedding invitation set.
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It was discovered almost two years ago when the company began quietly posting code to its GitHub repository and expanded with an actual "Armadillo" system UI last year, but there's been little to no information about what Google intends to do with Fuchsia.
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Though alligators typically avoid humans, an August 2016 report from the state commission concluded that because Lane was bent over at the time of the attack, the animal may have believed he was smaller prey, such as a raccoon, opossum or armadillo.
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In 1978, E.L.P. released an infamous album called "Love Beach," which was recorded in the Bahamas, and whose cover depicted something less enticing than a battle-ready armadillo: the three grinning band members, displaying white teeth and varying amounts of chest hair.
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He's the seventh generation to live here in Shelby County, in the piney woods between Dallas and Shreveport, La. And as the area's pre-eminent horticulturist and de facto natural historian, Mr. Grant knew how to handle a cornered armadillo: walk away.
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Armadillo wedding cake in Steel Magnolias (1989) With an all-star, all-female cast—Sally Field, Dolly Parton, Shirley Maclaine, Daryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis, and Julia Roberts—this dramedy tells the based-on-real-events story of resilience and community in a small Louisiana town.
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Today's giant girdled lizard has bony spikes on its tail—the rest of the species with bony tail weapons included in this research are extinct, like the club-wielding ankylosaurus, spiky-tailed stegosaurus, and some glyptodonts (which look like a cross between an armadillo and a tortoise).
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As a park ranger, I cannot look at the photo of a young woman delighted by a baby armadillo without noticing how close its burrowing front claws are to her face — especially when you notice the scratches on the forearm of the man offering her the creature.
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They swerve to avoid an armadillo and end up going over a cliff, and the three passengers — Walsh, Snipes, and Mr. Peanut — are left hanging on a stray branch that's too heavy for all three of them, so Mr. Peanut lets go and falls to his death.
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She was also asked about her favorite fashion accessory, which you would think would be her three pairs of Alexander McQueen armadillo heels that former fiancé Taylor Kinney purchased for her at auction considering she keeps them under glass dome display cases, however, it's actually something much more sentimental.
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But whenever I got my butt kicked, which was a lot — in between the thud of cowboy boots slamming into my ribs as I rolled myself up into a ball like an armadillo to protect my vitals — there was only one song that I heard in my head.
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I was with the raccoons of the rooftop, who were now down fiddling with the bicycle lock on the garbage can at the end of the road, with the red-shouldered hawk chicks breathing alone in the nest, with the armadillo forcing its armored body through the brush.
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It's like if John Carmack's Armadillo Aerospace won a NASA contract over SpaceX and Blue Origin to become the first private space travel company to take humans to Mars, and the mission went so well that they went on to colonize the three planets around TRAPPIST-1 on the same trip.
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You can find everything from a 4.4-star–rated Amazon Basics power strip to a 4.4-star–rated baking soda container for a fridge called "Chilly-mama" to a 4.5-star–rated herb mincer fit to use in one hand, to a 3.8-star–rated cheese grater in the shape of an armadillo.
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You may not know his name, but for nearly four decades he has bent and shaped the dimensions of almost-popular music, working with performers as disparate as Lou Reed and the Armadillo String Quartet in extravagant, cross-genre tributes to the music of Thelonious Monk or Kurt Weill, the Disney songbook or the poetry of Allen Ginsberg.
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The other is for confiscated leopard cats, civets, the binturong or bearcat — which has been compared to a dust-mop that smells like fresh popcorn — and the pangolin, an armadillo-like animal whose meat and scales can command $500 a pound on the menus or in the folk-cure apothecaries of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
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Colleen McDonough, a behavioral ecologist at the Valdosta State University in Georgia, spoke with Live Science about the little-known mating behaviors of nine-banded armadillo, which can smell a fellow loner from very far away:Pairing behavior is a kind of courtship ritual in which the male tries to remain in close proximity to the female (within a few meters) at all times.
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With the Jazz down 2-1 in the series and treading muck without star forward Gordon Hayward, Joe went to work: A hook in the lane, a lazy dribble around a screen for a three pointer, multiple honest-to-God post-ups in the lane against Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, a defensive forward who has several inches on the Armadillo Cowboy.
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The director, myself, and our manager, we kinda came up with these characters, they had very loose back stories but we wanted to have a goat farmer, and an armadillo trainer, and a mentalist, and we just came up with these absurd characters, and we went to all the guys, and that's everybody's unique brand of humor, just coming through in the interviews.
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Cost: $9.90 on EtsyRead more:Target is selling $5 holiday string lights that look like mini snow globesIconic 'Friends' props and costumes are going up for auction, from the Holiday Armadillo suit to the Central Perk couch9 items from Monica's apartment in 'Friends,' and what she would buy to upgrade them in 2019An unscripted 'Friends' reunion special is in the works at HBO Max
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On her left forearm, below a biceps tattoo of an armadillo, she has a lyre, for "Hadestown"; on her right forearm she has a tattoo for "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," which she directed Off Broadway and will direct on Broadway this fall; she has no tattoo, currently, for "Small Mouth Sounds," now at the Pershing Square Signature Center.
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All pop stars — all stars, for that matter — need to transform their images, or at least need to try (otherwise they risk, like Madonna, becoming a parody of themselves), but Lady Gaga's journey from sartorial rebel in armadillo shoes and latex, forcing viewers and fans to wrestle with their own ideas about beauty and received ideas, to designer doppelgänger has been one of the more striking transformations.
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Among those are an aging dancer looking for one last shot at glory as Alvin the Armadillo (Parker Posey); a bickering married couple (Sarah Baker and Zach Woods, the newcomer who most effortlessly fits into Guest's mockumentary world) whose personal issues seep into their mascot performances; and Tommy "Zook" Zucarello (Chris O'Dowd, who headed up Guest's mostly disappointing HBO series Family Tree), an overly aggro man performing as an overly aggro giant fist.
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In lieu of seeing the president get pissed on, you can now go ahead and wiz all over him yourself—or at least your dog can, thanks to this insurrectionary, urinary masterpiece from an artist in New York City: Local artisan Phil Gable, who runs the brand content studio Porcupine Armadillo, installed one of the tiny Trump busts on a little pile of astroturf in Brooklyn on Friday, and sprayed the whole thing down with a liberal coat of pet potty-training aid, Gothamist reports.
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