Mozilla Adopts Real Life Firefoxes to Celebrate 7th Birthday
Some red pandas to cure that case of the Mondays.
Last week, Mozilla's Firefox browser turned seven years old. To celebrate this milestone, the company has adopted several red pandas cubs (also known as firefoxes). Named Dolly (after Dolly Parton), Bernadette and Winston, the three cubs are said to be quite happy in their new home at the Knoxville Zoo. You might remember Mozilla adopting a couple of red panda cubs earlier this year. Dubbed Spark and Ember, the two pandas resided at the Knoxville Zoo until they were fully grown. They were then shipped off to Cleveland Metropark Zoo and Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City, Kansas, with the goal of having some cute cubs of their own next year.
During their time at the Knoxville Zoo, viewers watching the Spark and Ember via live webcam racked up half a million hours of viewing. Once again, Mozilla has set up a live feed that will allow people around the world to keep an eye on the three cubs. Check it out at www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefoxlive/.

here i thought there'll be a new firefox girl pic.
I dont think firefoxes...or any animal for that matter...breeds that quickly.
here i thought there'll be a new firefox girl pic.
I'd rather see a badass chopper with highly polished "chrome" though.
Kinda odd though that in English firefox=red panda and is not even a fox which their mascot is...
I dont think firefoxes...or any animal for that matter...breeds that quickly.
same, I came here looking for the girl pic.
Still like this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg3Yk3WLAcs
As in the City of Ember and the People of Sparks? Why is it I know this?