Darn it! I spotted autocorrect on kowari but missed dibbler!
What makes you different from other Zoochatters
- Thread starter lowland anoa
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No in the street.
No, it was like a little zoo. I most liked the ?red-and-white giant flying squirrel, although it wasn't a flying lemur, despite the sign
Oddly enough the speculative zoology book After Man does propose a future dasyurid filling the sloth niche called the "Slobber"
Alex Roman
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Can relate.A lot of us are autistic
Like several other people in this thread, I also have ass burgers (I think I’m allowed to make that joke as an autistic person).
I also would like to add that I don't get the big deal with subspecies.
felis silvestris
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I also have Dyspraxia and Asperger’s. Because of this I only learned to ride my bike a couple of years ago.
For no reason other than I have never wanted to, I have reached pensionable age and never ridden a bicycle!
I have ridden a bicycle but I have never reached penshionable age.
Way back it was hills, I understand you can get gears and such but I never possessed such sophisticated machinery. Now I look at the traffic around here and decided I’d prefer to live a little longer.Due to the magpie strike teams or simply a preference for other forms of exercise?
wouldn't be surprised. you're from the netherlands!
I don't know how to ride a bicycle. Just never take on that interest.
"It's the Dribbler, Batman"
"Holy drool, Boy Wonder"
NotTheFluff
Member
I aspire to a career in animal care. I'm 25 about to graduate from UW Stevens Point in December with a degree in natural resources with a minor in captive wildlife.
I deal with chronic pain, hyper mobil ehlerdanlos, anxiety, ADHD, and non verbal learning disorder but have an intense love of animals and literally the only thing I want is to spend my life working with them.
Iits difficult and my unprepared arse is still control terms with how many applications I need to start sending out not just in my state but all over just to get a paid internship or seasonal position in animal care at a facility somewhere.
I deal with chronic pain, hyper mobil ehlerdanlos, anxiety, ADHD, and non verbal learning disorder but have an intense love of animals and literally the only thing I want is to spend my life working with them.
Iits difficult and my unprepared arse is still control terms with how many applications I need to start sending out not just in my state but all over just to get a paid internship or seasonal position in animal care at a facility somewhere.
Prochilodus246
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You're definitely not the only person crazy about plants on here. I too enjoy seeing the plantings at zoos as it can often help with the theming of areas and help with immersion. I also start to twitch if there are plants in a particular themed area that are not corresponding with their country of origin.
