Software Listing: Calf

	Babies of the Wilderness | License: Shareware |
	Wildlife Screen Savers With Personality™. 40 engaging photos and tranquil MP3 music. Features wolf puppies frolicking, bear cubs wrestling, a moose calf taking its first step, lambs, and a bobcat kitten sampling a daisy. Over 100 transitions, adjustable settings. Each image selected for its personality. You can almost hear the critters breathe. Free Demo shows 12 full sized and 28 mini images and includes a short version of the MP3 music.. Publisher: Wilderness Inspirations™| Date: 04-02-2003 | Size: 3897 KB
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	Metamorphs | License: Shareware |
	In this game you move from level to level using the cells, avoiding obstacles and collecting diamonds of different colors. The diamonds you collect are triggering some changes in the appearance and traits of your character. Your character is always in a transit state, undergoing continuous transformation from and into one of the following creatures: Elephant calf, Kangaroo or Bee, each with ist's own abilities.. Publisher: Alawar Entertainment&Alex Shabalin| Date: 08-12-2002 | Size: 635 KB
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	Magnificent Moose | License: Shareware |
	Wildlife Screen Savers With Personality™. 40 engaging photos and tranquil MP3 music. These majestic, often comical giants are featured at every stage and season… taking its first wobbly steps, nursing, feeding in a pond, plus rutting behavior, including wallowing, showdowns between the bulls, and much more. Over 100 transitions, adjustable settings. Free Demo shows 12 full sized and 28 mini images and includes a short version of the MP3 music.. Publisher: Wilderness Inspirations™| Date: 04-02-2003 | Size: 3743 KB
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	Just Cows | License: Trial |
	Just cows... and maybe a buffalo, ox and yak or two. What can you say about cows? Well, here are some udderly interesting facts: Cattle belong to the bovine family. The first cow in America arrived in Jamestown colony in 1611. All domestic cows are descended from two kinds of oxen. Old cows in India have their own nursing homes. Cows have almost 360-degree panoramic color vision. Cows have hollow horns and come in a variety of colors. Cows can walk up stairs, but not down again because their knees don't bend properly for going back down. A cow on a pasture can emit about 350 liters (230 grams) of methane per day. Publisher: Pixel Paradox| Date: 01-10-2004 | Size: 4954 KB
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