As an amateur wildlife photographer, Dani Connor was always interested in what an animal looked like. The irony is that what made her famous — and turned her from amateur to professional — was what an animal sounds like. That animal was a squirrel.
A 7-week-old red squirrel, to be precise. Last year, Connor recorded it with a camera and a microphone in a forest in Sweden. As it nibbled on sunflower seeds that it turned in its little paws like tiny ears of corn, the squirrel emitted squeaks, grunts and burps that quite possibly exceed the recommended daily allowance of cute.

cultural achievements of the 1920's 2010  

1. cultural achievements and african american achievements in the 1920’s  

2. art and literature charles lindberg flew from ny to paris, france. became national hero; first transatlantic flight.  

3. greenwich village (new york) and the south side (chicago)  many artists, writers, and intellectuals flocked to these areas to share ideas  people lead bohemian, or artistic and unconventional, lifestyles

answer: alexander the great

explanation:

darwinism is survival of the fittest there for social darwinism is the survival of the wealthiest