My frequent posting schedule? Ha! (I am in fact working on more posts, just slowly. Got a lot on my plate) Here's a funny little aside that I thought I'd share. A little over a month ago I signed up with Google Analytics to see what new stats I could track about blog visitors. Well, the funniest thing ever is seeing what google searches lead people to my site. Here are the best searches in the past month:
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.5 new species of fish discovered in 2008
all about potamotrygon in indonesia 2009
amazonian river turtle reproduction
are deer mice found in durham, ontario
books of pack of wild dogs rabies
color changing socks
coma and doldrum
cruel
does the alligator snapping turtle have any enemies
dose trout eat snakes
explain the existence of blue snow geese
fresh water stingrays in wv rivers
got milked
gull newfoundland doritos
hairless bat
he is 13 years older than me
horrible fish photos of cayuga lake
in relationship what we have to do
lethal in 8 months i do mean lethal
milked me
mtdna of tuscarora indian
nelson briefer goshawk specialist
oh me oh my oh
platypus, wary paradox
the fields apartment in virginia
the taxonomy name for the death stalker scorpion
trout enemies
varanus dans bloody roar 6
where can i buy loose genes that are a little baggy in the south maine north new hampshire area
who is the best genus
win win biological relationship
youngster gargoyle
your friends says,class insecta is most diversified and biological successful taxa.do u agree with this?give rasons
In reviewing the best searches, I noticed a trend. People seem to enjoy large dead African mammals, but don't seem to know what to do with them. They've repeatedly found my blog using these searches:
dead giraffe
uses for a dead giraffe
rhino meat
rhino meat pictures
where to buy dead rhino meat
what to do with rhino meat
can you eat black rhino meat?
To all of the people who have crossed through my blog using these bizarre searches, I salute you, and I hope you found the answers you were looking for.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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got milked???...jajajajaja
ReplyDeleteI know I've always found plenty of horrible fish photos of cayuga lake here.
ReplyDeleteFor that, I thank you.
I rather like the poetry of "platypus, wary paradox". And I have to admit that these days, my genes are looking like they'd be a bit loose and baggy.
ReplyDeleteIf it makes you feel better, I tend to get a lot of hits from people who ran a search including the word "organism", but were actually thinking of a certain other word only two letters off.
I am scared for humanity. "lethal in 8 months i do mean lethal"
ReplyDeleteEly - I sincerely hope I never get milked
ReplyDeleteNate - I thought my fish photos were at least OK!
Christopher - If you change your blog title/focus, I'll probably have to stop reading it at work. (Wait, maybe that'd actually be a benefit to my work productivity??)
Patrick - Me too.
I can think off the top of my head which of my posts triggered most of these searches, but not all of them.