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this was my most feared creature as a child
http://www.suttonmass.org/animals/sp...ing/audax8.jpg Somehow I always managed to have a stare off or a show down with one. They could sense the fear in me. I was frozen with fear. And it always, always ended with them JUMPIN. I never saw them land. I just assumed they were in full on attack mode and jumped on me to start their physical assault. My reaction was to run screaming to my mom and have her do a full body search. |
Love these. They make me smile every time I seem them, especially if they jump.
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I do love the cute little guys. The kind we had were the Mexican Free-tails. |
I do love rodents.
Capybara The world's largest rodent. It's like a giant hamster. Interesting side note for catholics - papal dispensation has made the capybara a fish. So this lent don't forget the capybara burgers. http://www.rebsig.com/capybara/capy1.jpg |
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Bugs and Krill, the Other White Meats: Time to Start Eating at the Bottom of the Food Chain http://www.alternet.org/food/153359/...he_food_chain/ |
Omg I luved luved luved my rat Peebo, he was a Black Hooded Rat and was so sweet and curled up on my shoulder every night for tv time... they are terrific little friends. =)
I've had snakes, rats etc. for buds and never been biten... I have however pulled my truck over to help a teeny tiny kitten on a remote highway and had my hand savagely attacked (I literally had to shake it off, lol) and ended up getting rabies shots... who knew kittens did crack? Not me apparently... o.@ |
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I like king snakes, well I like most all snakes but king's have a special place in my heart. In the culture I grew up in, when someone gets a new house, it is traditional to give them a king snake to put under their house. King snakes eat other snakes, even venomous ones. So they are a snaky friend. They are also quite docile and easy to feed and handle in captivity. As an added bonus they look like coral snakes so other predators leave them alone.
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You can make your own home-made, low-fat, powdered protein drink if your hungry by cutting off the wings, arms, legs, and heads of insects, roast them over fire until crunchy, rub them between your palms, then stir your insect powder in water, etc. Or you can drypress them in a coffee filter and make cowboy coffee. Yum!
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Ahh! Snake! Could be poisonous, but maybe not. How does that saying go....Let's see, red next to yellow, kill a fellow, red next to black, friend of Jack. Hmm, okay, be still, snake, lemme see... check! Friend of Jack! This one's okay!
But who the heck has time to do that?? If I see a snake with red, yellow and black stripes, I'm running either way!! :| Quote:
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Hammerhead sharks attack humans on an average of once every 11 years.
Dogs bite more than 4.7 million people a year. http://dsc.discovery.com/sharks/shar...head-shark.jpg Still I'd rather be bitten by a dog. Once a year. For 11 years. |
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That might be the cutest bat ever. |
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This is one of the most amazing and frankly hopeful things I have seen in a while. Thank you.
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