Possibly why those few of us get on so wellThis one sounds like quite a few of us
What makes you different from other Zoochatters
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Possibly why those few of us get on so well
Or metaphorically tear each other's eyelids off
I'm the only Hungarian member who posts regularly here. And I guess only my cap has eaten by a goat
Oh, and I think I'm the only ZooChatter who has never had a pet!
Oh, and I think I'm the only ZooChatter who has never had a pet!
Has any other Zoochatter been spat at by a llama?
*Goes through whole life in my head trying to find something interesting, but finds nothing *
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Has any other Zoochatter touched a live cobra?
Yes, comes with the job. Which species?
Nope, no pets here either.I'm the only Hungarian member who posts regularly here. And I guess only my cap has eaten by a goat
Oh, and I think I'm the only ZooChatter who has never had a pet!
I can't remember the species of cobra I touched. The cobra was in a snake farm in Bangkok. I kept looking at another enclosure that supposedly had a flying lemur. The animal was a giant flying squirrel. Very attractive, but not a flying lemur
Has any other Zoochatter spent a long time watching a long-beaked echidna walking around its enclosure? I did this to count the number of claws on each forefoot. The animal was labelled as a Bruijn's echidna, but I counted 5 toes per forefoot (not 3 or 4). The animal was later identified as a Barton's echidna, which has 5 toes per forefoot.
Onychorhynchus coronatus
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Never done that, but would like to.
"What do you do in your weekend?"
"Nothing special, just trying to count the number of claws on the long-beaked echidna"
"Understandable, have a great day"
I remember hearing from someone else who thought the long-beaked echidna wasn't a Bruijn's echidna. I once joined an online Monotreme and Marsupial Group. The only thing the others wanted to discuss was an episode of Coronation Street
Onychorhynchus coronatus
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Well it was the episode where a kowari, a dribbler and a monito del Monte were thrown out of “The Rovers Return” !
Perhaps it was because the dibbler was a dribbler. It's a pity the football transfer window has closed. There is a definite shortage of marsupials playing in the Premier League, ever since Metathere United were demoted in the Early Tertiary
In India, I'm guessing snake charmers defang their snakes, as the one I saw was very enthusiastic about me touching it (for a price of course). No I didn't because I wasn't keen on encouraging this practise.
The cobra was at a snake 'farm'(?)