Yeah, like a heavy metal band could be its own species.If you are tired from always cringing at people who seem to think that panters are a species.
Involuntary ignorance does not deserve contempt: I think pity is more appropriate. I would be tempted to say 'Wow!', just to give them a clueYou might belong on ZooChat if ... "People walking past the Shoebill at Exmoor Zoo, without even looking, fills you with contempt".
Involuntary ignorance does not deserve contempt: I think pity is more appropriate. I would be tempted to say 'Wow!', just to give them a clue![]()
I prefer this subtle approach, sorry @gentle lemur !I've been known to start furiously taking photos when people looked to be about to pass something good that's in easy view - or to make a slightly exaggerated peer into the corner where the animals are if they think they're not there.![]()
This!If you tried to identify the species of generic animal toys when you were a kid.
That’s pretty much what I do.If you tried to identify the species of generic animal toys when you were a kid.
An absolute Prime example of this was National geographics "Wild islands".In the Vancouver island episode they specified that it was Pacific herring.I almost never see that they specifie the species,they often just call it "baitfish".You get happy when the species are specified in nature documentaries.