Sarah Dubetz

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Himalayan salt - Around The Web

5 days ago | castanet.net | Sarah Dubetz

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Puppy's nighttime routine - Offbeat

5 days ago | castanet.net | Sarah Dubetz

Puppy's nighttime routinePuppy has the cutest nighttime routine. Adorable! VIDEO
The Hudson Bay - Around The Web

6 days ago | castanet.net | Sarah Dubetz

The Hudson Bay explained in under 3 minutes.
Baby oversees his meal prep - Offbeat

6 days ago | castanet.net | Sarah Dubetz
The Hudson Bay - Around The Web

6 days ago | castanetkamloops.net | Sarah Dubetz

The Hudson BayThe Hudson Bay explained in under 3 minutes. VIDEO
Baby oversees his meal prep - Offbeat

6 days ago | castanetkamloops.net | Sarah Dubetz

Baby oversees his meal prepBaby stares down dad as he prepares his bottle to make sure he's doing it right. VIDEO
Baby camel's head scratch - Offbeat

1 week ago | castanet.net | Sarah Dubetz
Elephants hunt Easter eggs - Around The Web

1 week ago | castanet.net | Sarah Dubetz

- | Story: 545455Elephants, bears hunt for Easter eggs made from molds of various foods in United Kingdom. The creator of the video posted this on social media. "It isn’t just the visitors enjoying the Easter celebrations at Woburn Safari Park this year, some of the animal residents were treated to their very own egg-stra special surprises, thanks to the creative efforts of the Park’s dedicated animal keepers.
Baby camel's head scratch - Offbeat

1 week ago | castanetkamloops.net | Sarah Dubetz

Baby camel's head scratchBaby camel enjoys a head scratch. VIDEO
When trees go nuts - Around The Web

1 week ago | castanet.net | Sarah Dubetz

Every once in a while, all the oaks or spruces or other plants in a region suddenly produce a tremendous bounty of seeds – up to 100 times more than usual. But why do they do it, and how do they all manage to sync up?