Rare Albino Alligators Born in Brazil : Gay Storks Raise Chicks

Reuters : Rare Albino Alligators Born In Brazil [WORDS]   ♧ Mato Grosso Zoo   ♧ shell : n. 새알(의 껍질)   ♧ camouflage : n. 위장  v. 위장하다, 눈가림하다   ♧ albino : n. 흰둥이(피부 색소가 결핍된 사람이나 동물)   ♧ counterpart : n. 상대물  ex) The President of Korea and Japanese Counterpart, Koizumi   ♧ for sure : 확실히, 틀림없이     ♧ reptile : n. 파충류, 비열한 놈   ♧ fare : v. 여행하다, 지내다, 살아가다   Reuters : Gay Storks Raise Chicks   ♧ mythology : n. 신화   ♧ stork : n. 황새   ♧ Dutch = the Netherlands = Holland   ♧ nurture : v. 양육하다, 기르다 = raise   ♧ quality : n. 특성, 품질, 소질, 질   ♧ extend (to) : vi. ~까지 미치다, 이르다, 달하다   ♧ the Overloon Park   ♧ chick : n. 병아리, 새의 새끼   ♧ take one's place : ~의 위치/자리를 차지하다   ♧ determination : n. 결심, 결단력   ♧ youngster : n. 젊은이, 어린이   ♧ mating : n. 교배, 교미   ♧ ritual : n. 의식, 예식   ♧ caring : a. 봉사의, 돌보는   ♧ turn A around : (의견, 태도 등을) 바꾸다, 변절시키다       Rare Albino Alligators Born in Brazil. They look just like their brothers and sisters, except different. These alligators born a month ago at Federal University of Mato Grosso Zoo in Brazil came out of their shell about the same color as one. Their yellow eyes and whitish yellow skin don't make for good camouflage. Biologists say albino alligators may have a hard time living alongside their normal skin counterparts, though not enough is known to say that for sure. Scientists are excited by their birth because it gives them a chance to see how the pale reptiles fare in the wild. Katie Juhl, Reuters   Reuters : Gay Storks Raise Chicks   In western mythologies, storks are known for safely delivering newly born children. Now a Dutch zoo has discovered that those feint nurturing qualities extend to the gay of the species. Three homosexual stork couples at the Overloon Park are raising and caring for some chicks. According to the zoo's manager, homosexuality is not uncommon in the animal world, but the fact that these couples are raising young together is.   "Well, we recently find out...found out that some of our storks have formed gay couples. We have two homosexual couples and one lesbian couple."   What's still a bit of a mystery is how the storks, especially the males, came to have eggs.   "Well, if the female stork has left a nest.. and then two homosexual males have taken their place. But it would be the same passion and the same determinations to raise the youngsters." perts say most homosexual behavior in wild animals is limited to mating rituals, but these caring couples could perhaps turn those opinions around.  Michelle Carlile-Alkhouri. Reuters.