Friday Fun
It’s Friday! and time for our weekly foray into the lighter side. . .
See, I told you the OKDWC was educational. I didn’t even know bat week was a thing. . .
In honor of Bat Week, here are some bat facts for your cranium:
- The U.S. and Canada are home to about 45 species of bats.
- Not all bats hibernate.
- Bats have few natural predators — disease is one of the biggest threats.
- Without bats, say goodbye to bananas, avocados and mangoes.
- Night insects have the most to fear from bats.
- Bats are the only flying mammal.
- Bats may be small, but they’re fast. Some can reach speeds over 100 miles per hour.
- Like cats, bats clean themselves.
- Baby bats are called pups, and a group of bats is a colony.
This week’s Pearls Before Swine

This strip right here, and others like it, are a big part of why I like Pearls so much. That and the fact I identify closely with Rat. . .
This week’s political commentary:



Memes!



This week’s Mil Photos






