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Re: Share your Zoo or animal story
Nice observation. They also stay still for a long time, not moving. All the check boxes ticked for appearing like a real statute. ☑Rowan the first wrote: ↑23 May 2023, 00:39 The thing that really suprised me the first time I visited the zoo were the crocodiles, there is a way they pose when their mouths are open, exposing their teeth but someone may think that they are just man-made statues
The crocodile might be doing that in hopes of catching a falling prey.
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A vivid first memory of seeing animals. I don't know many of the animals you named, but it must have been awesome to watch them.Mellino Itz wrote: ↑22 May 2023, 09:50 I have never been in a zoo but my first encounter in the wild was at the Old Oyo National park. I saw animals like the Kob, Nile crocodile, duiker, pangolin, Galago and a few interesting animals. It was really fun.
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In my university I saw a squirrel, and an owl.
In a square in my city, the squirrels always come to feed them, they are very cute and funny, also very friendly. In the square, they are also often lazy.
At home, I have seen very particular animals such as a brightly colored cricket, a blue crab, and several transparent butterflies (not common in the area).
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Transparent butterflies, they exist? Awesome. I watched the Tinkerbell movie, it had fairies painting the wings of butterflies. Due to some reason, a few had messy painted wings while some flew away without any paint. Have the real life transparent butterflies missed their painting time?Bettny Andrade wrote: ↑26 May 2023, 21:12 I don't remember a particular story that has lived in a zoo, but I have always had pets: rabbit, cat, turtle, roosters, chickens, and dogs.
In my university I saw a squirrel, and an owl.
In a square in my city, the squirrels always come to feed them, they are very cute and funny, also very friendly. In the square, they are also often lazy.
At home, I have seen very particular animals such as a brightly colored cricket, a blue crab, and several transparent butterflies (not common in the area).
It might feel like they're surreal.
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Hahahaha they left before they were colored.Kavita Shah wrote: ↑30 May 2023, 12:13Transparent butterflies, they exist? Awesome. I watched the Tinkerbell movie, it had fairies painting the wings of butterflies. Due to some reason, a few had messy painted wings while some flew away without any paint. Have the real life transparent butterflies missed their painting time?Bettny Andrade wrote: ↑26 May 2023, 21:12 I don't remember a particular story that has lived in a zoo, but I have always had pets: rabbit, cat, turtle, roosters, chickens, and dogs.
In my university I saw a squirrel, and an owl.
In a square in my city, the squirrels always come to feed them, they are very cute and funny, also very friendly. In the square, they are also often lazy.
At home, I have seen very particular animals such as a brightly colored cricket, a blue crab, and several transparent butterflies (not common in the area).
It might feel like they're surreal.
Yes of course it exists, of different kinds, they are beautiful. ♥♥♥
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Monkeys are actually very destructive and can be quite dangerous as well. Unfortunately, tourists feed them, hence they lose all fear of humans. They eventually have to be put down, as they not only become a nuisance but also get quite aggressive.
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As an adult I was lucky enough to visit India and go on a safari to hopefully see wild tigers. On this day not only was I lucky to witness a tiger in the wild, she also ran at the jeep while thes driver struggled to start the engine. An awesome and terrifying experience all in one.
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