Arctic Fox :D

Helloo! I've found this article on the website of BBC about Arctic Foxes, and I' ve fallen in love with them. I think they are so cute! Do you?

"Arctic foxes live in some of the planet's most extreme conditions. An arsenal of cold-conquering adaptations helps them survive temperatures that plummet below -50 degrees Celsius. These include the animal kingdom's best insulating fur and increased blood circulation to the feet which stops the fox's paws freezing to the ice. They range far and wide in the arctic and alpine tundra, but home dens are important and may be used for centuries by subsequent generations. Lemmings are such an important part of their diet that arctic fox populations can be greatly affected by their availablity"

The first time I saw this picture I thought: Ooh! Is a samoyedo! (samoyedo is a Russian dog, white too, they are so lovely, and they are my favourite breed) But no, it was a fox.I think that they are so amazing 'cause they are prepared to be below -50 degrees! brrrr...That's cold! If someday I can see one Arctic fox I would like to touch its fur, 'cause it has to be so soft! The first time I saw a fox, was three months ago more or less, and it was dead, near the road. But anyway it was so beautiful...I hope the next time Ive to see a fox, It will be with its young foxes sleeping, for example :)I hope someday you can see one Arctic fox and make a photo to give me!!

News - Black Swan

Hi!! I've found this notice about Black Swan, the new film of Darren Aronofsky! I've summarized it and I've given my opinion about it!

The erotically charged and intensely dark Black Swan is sure to ruffle feathers amongst Natalie Portman fans.

The 29-year-old performed most of the dancing in the movie herself, having trained for a year before filming started. She also lost 9kg from her already slender frame.

"I don't think I expected how hard it was going to be."

Once shooting started, the pace got more in

tense. Despite several injuries, including a dislocated rib, there was no time for Portman to recover.

In my opinion, I think that sometimes is good to be strong, and to look forward, 'cause sometimes you can't imagine the wonders you can find if you fight truly. Such Portman, who still making the film with a really injury.

"It's good to understand what real ballet dancers have to go through," she explains.

"I learned how much I could do. I think of myself as someone who seeks pleasure and who doesn't like pain".

When I'm dancing, sometimes I feel insecure, because I know that I run the risk to be injured or somethin else, and for me is very important to stay healthy, because I need to dance, all the time. If I become injured, it would be like to cut the wings to a bird.

I'm not a person who likes pain either. Somebody can say: "Eh, maybe you don't feel pain when you are on pointe?!" YES! It hurts a lot...But I don't care this pain, I'm talking about the pain that you feel when you can't make your dreams come true!

She tells of obsessive athletes who strive for perfection to the detriment of their physical health and mental well-being.

Jajaja...It's true, sometimes we can be obstinate, and we want to make all perfect, and it can be damaging for us, because we work, and work, and work...And we became blind, and more obstinate. So, when you want to make something right, don't be under stress, as we say: a poc a poc, i bona lletra.

With most of the characters portrayed as extremely competitive and sometimes brutal, Black Swan does not show the art of ballet in a particularly good light.

Yes, is true that sometimes ballet can be stressful, painful... But sometimes, when you're on pointe, making a pirouette, a double pirouette, jumping or something else, and you close your eyes, is magic.

"But ballet is truly an art of passion. No one's becoming rich and famous from being a ballet dancer any more.

"There's something incredibly beautiful about that."

I love it, more than anything in the world.