Today's Funny Friday demonstrates how even the animal kingdom is taught to overcompensate calorically with fitness.
Have a great weekend!
[Hat tip to loyal blog reader Jocelyne]
Friday, January 21, 2011
How much fish do you eat while exercising?
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