Piglet Baby

Baby Guinea Pig Names?

We have 3 baby piglets and My sis already named 1 Harvey. 1 is black and yellow and white and is a boy. The other is white and brown and is a girl. Please don't put down any mean names, if you just want 2 points then just write !!! instead. ( People names would be great. Their Parents are Emma and Zorro). No names like: Cheesecake or Blackie. Thanks and Happy New Year!!
I usually do name my pets but I can't think of any.
It's been almost two weeks. Thanks. My dad want's to name the Girl Abigale. My sister wants to name the boy Diego... how weird. Maybe she'll like 1 of urs better.

Widget, Sammy, Teg
Basil, nicky, Symone
Ashley, Sadie, Kenzy
Lilly, Lavender, Dylan,
Juno, Holly, Onya
Justin, Mia, Elliot,
Violly, Lilac, Erica
Erin, Bella, Amy,
Nora, Kelly, Shelly
Jake, Allie, Claire
K.C. Maybelline,
Tashy, Tashca, Ling
Sophie, Sparky, Buddy
Pickel, Chips, Dizzy
Chloe, Whipped Topping
Cindey, Brenda, Rachel
Ruby, Cleo, Ricky
Atriu, Helen, Chutney
Nicita, Rocket Dog,
Flower, tina, lilly
Peddle, Zoe, Joey
Katherine, Sara Fina
squeakles, Squeak, Bubble
Berry, Olive, Fizzy
daisy, Milo, Bridget,
mime, carmel, Cookie,
banana, angie, Angel
Kim, Brownie, scarlet
Miley, Miles, Lucky

P.S. my gerbils name is Zorro

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Decomposition of Baby Pigs

Blood Bath

According to Mr. Moore, a gentleman of literary aspirations otherwise unknown to me, we, Canadians, indulge in an annual blood bath. No, not the slaughter of the millions of cows and calves, pigs and piglets, fowl and fish and whatever else serves to distend our obese paunches, but of “pre-born” children.  Until recently, the adjectives “pre-born” or “un-born”, or “un-dead” have been reserved for ghouls, the living-dead adorning our Halloween horror films. Now we are told that children have joined such grotesque ranks. Albeit, thankfully, only the pre-born variety. It seems evident that Mr. Moore and his “pro-life” compadres, would like to make abortion illegal, probably under the penalty of death. The fundamentalists like the penalty of death. History has shown that the “pro-lifers” love killing those who disagree with them. Thankfully, according to the pool, which he quotes, Canadians do not share this sentiment.

The same cannot be said for Mother Nature.

Another recent article reprinted from the Washington Post has announced the results of an extensive scientific research, which states that: “Most newly conceived human embryos harbor colossal genetic defects that are incompatible with life.” Furthermore, “...most pregnancies––whether naturally occurring or the result of test-tube fertilization––quietly fail within days or a few weeks after conception.”  It seems that we have no choice but to make Mother Nature illegal. Moreover, it is quite apparent that Mr. Moore has not been recently pregnant and thus does not speak from first hand experience of multiple spontaneous abortions, even though they contribute to a blood-bath infinitely greater than the one to which he is referring.

No one in his or her right mind would question the thesis that life begins at conception. It may be wiser, however, to refer to this life as biological life. Such as is abundantly manifest in all animals, fowl and fish which, I presume, Mr. Moore together with the rest of the human race have no qualms in slaughtering in order to masticate them in vastly excessive quantities. The problem, I suggest, rests in the excess, not in the fact per se. Strangely though it may seem, Jesus of Nazareth is said to have eaten meat, while Adolf Hitler was a vegetarian. Perhaps this is one reason why the “pro-lifers” argue that they are regarded by the “pro-choicers”  as “just a bunch of lunatic fringe religious fanatics who need not be taken seriously.” Quite true. Perhaps this well earned opinion would change if the “pro-lifers” would desist from on-going murder of millions of animals of all species, or define how does the human animal differ from the remaining fauna. The question remains, therefore, whether we draw any distinction between human and non-human life. If there is a difference, then the question is at which point in the biological life does this difference occur.

The sausage-shaped globs of DNA, known as chromosomes, carry practically all the genes inside a cell. Most human cells contain 46 chromosomes of which only 23 from each parent are passed on at impregnation. Has life already begun? Are the residual chromosomes murdered? There are millions of them.

The slaughter gets worse.

Compared to the other mammals, humans are very inefficient reproducers. Only about one-in-four of natural monthly attempts result in pregnancy. Are the products of unsuccessful attempts murdered? The eggs have been impregnated, but sensitive hormone test have also shown that a high percentage of early pregnancies end within days or a few weeks.  Nature is really selective. Whatever she doesn’t like, she aborts. For a time, the human embryos hover on the brink of molecular self-destruction. Then, after a perilous beginning, some achieve genetic stability, and continue their growth. Some become babies. Born babies.

Perhaps in another few million years evolution will improve her batting average. Perhaps we can help nature in her quest. But please, don’t make nature illegal just because she protects our biological integrity by an ongoing, continuous “blood-bath”.

We still haven’t defined if, and if so when, the human life becomes different from the rest of fauna. If we claim a different status from the rest of animal kingdom, if we do not abide by the kill-or-be-killed dictum for food, for territory, for power, then I see little or no evidence of it. We certainly murder a great many more of our own species than any other mammal. And kill not just our “pre-born”, but the well and truly and very selectively born children, as well as our adults and our hapless elderly. We murder them indiscriminately, individually and en masse, often without rancor. We then adorn the chests of our most successful murderers with colorful ribbons, elevate them to the ranks of heroes, build statues for them, put their unaffected faces on postage stamps. We are really proud of them. We forget that the genes in those murdered do not differ in any way from the genes, which our parents have passed on to us. We murder because, as I’ve already written in the previous essay on The Errant Supermen, we like murdering. It is in our blood. It is carried in our genes.
Except in those few who kill no more.

Footnotes:

Moore, Charles W.  A sense of betrayal, The Gazette, Montreal Nov.13th, 2000
Weiss, Rick:  Embryo study shows defects are killers, The Gazette, Montreal, Oct.23rd, 2000
These are people who hate the waste of a human embryo but do not take it upon themselves to tell women what to do with their bodies.

About the Author

Stanislaw Kapuscinski authored more than twenty books, 12 of them novels under his penname Stan I.S. Law. His works are available on Amazon.com and most other online distributors. Excerpts from his books can be read at http://stanlaw.ca