SEE IT: Jack Russell terrier teaches baby how to crawl. A beyond-cute dog has flipped an age-old idiom on its head by teaching a young baby some new tricks. Adorable footage shows Buddy the Jack Russell giving tiny 7-month-old Allie an energetic lesson in how to crawl. Worried that the little girl is unable to move her way across the rug, he decided to show her exactly how it's done. Sliding along on his belly, he hikes his paws in front and drags his back legs behind. LIttle Allie is learning how to crawl, but is having a tough time ...
Arctic Tern. A small, slender white bird, the Arctic Tern is well known for its long yearly migration. Its travel from its Arctic breeding grounds to its wintering grounds off of Antarctica may cover perhaps 40,000 km (25,000 mi), and is the farthest yearly journey of any bird.
From 1977 to 1995, Arctic Terns nested on gravel islands and parking lots in Everett (Snohomish County). During the non-breeding season, the Arctic Tern is highly pelagic, spending most of its time on the open ocean, far from land.n the non-breeding season, the Arctic Tern has a receding black cap, with a white forehead extending halfway back its head, and the legs and beak are black. Juveniles have a light brown wash to their plumage, but this is mostly gone by August. At first, the young have orange feet, which then turn black.