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Finally,
researchers have discovered that Viagra can save endangered species. This is no joke – check
wire services on
Internet. In fact, a paper published recently by researchers at
University of Alaska and
University of New South Wales reveals that
trade in exotic body parts used as aphrodisiacs has fallen dramatically since Viagra hit
market.
Rhinos love this, because poachers had made them almost extinct, killing them for
horn, so sought-after by
lovelorn, and leaving
carcass behind. Reindeer feel more secure about their antlers now, too, since
velvet coverings are in less demand. And you may already have noticed fewer seals walking around town with their legs crossed, as
price for their private parts has fallen 72 percent.
Others who are thrilled about this great scientific discovery include sea horses, pipefish, elk and
ever beloved sea cucumber. I am still not sure whether that last one is a joke.
So, is Viagra
butt of countless jokes or
scourge of
Internet? If you look for silver linings, it is neither. It is
savior of endangered species. Now that I've helped clear that up for you, what else do you deride? What else upsets you? Can you find a silver lining? I'm sure you can. If Viagra is a good thing, can there be anything bad?

David Leonhardt is the Happy Guy, author of "Climb your Stairway to Heaven: the 9 habits of maximum happiness at http://www.TheHappyGuy.com/happiness-self-help-book.html. Visit him at http://www.TheHappyGuy.com.