St Patrick's Day
Via thosefreshguys
As legend has it, the absence of snakes in Ireland is due to Saint Patrick chasing them all into the sea because of a snake attack he had experienced during a 40-day fast he was partaking in on the top of a hill. I'm sure that if the snakes were as beautiful as these, he would have thought twice about banishing them from the land.
African Bush Viper
California Red Sided Garter Snake
St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner, and one way to celebrate this holiday is to recognize the "Luck of the Irish." There are many animals that are considered to bring good fortune across multiple cultures... but they don't all have what seems to be that good ol' Irish luck. Here are a number of lucky animals that aren't living up to their reputation.
By Lora
Lora says: "These are my three guinea pigs, Wendy, Jaina and Fergie, revving up for St. Patrick's Day! They are wishing for lots of luck in the noms department."
These pigs really know how to capture the squee holiday spirit!
-Sally Squeeps
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This Sunday is St. Patricks Day! These dogs are already getting into the holiday spirit and are here to help you do the same.
Cats are notorious alcoholics, so it's no surprise that St. Patrick's Day is one of their favorite holidays of the year! Check out these fun-loving felines now!
May teh hotdog rize tu meet yu. May teh kitteh be alwayz at yur bak. May teh sun giv yu warmz and May der alwayz be a fier hydrant wen yu need wun.
Cyoot puppehs and funneh goggies: I Has a Hotdog has 'em all!
Hmmm...Luck of the Irish you say ...fascinating
happy st. patrick's day, ebrybuddeh!
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