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Well, I’m certainly glad they didn’t run afowl of a reptilian insurance company.
Thanks!
Elephant escapes after traffic accident.
Honestly? The first thought I had was “<Gasp!> The missing link to Angelina Jolie!”
(And I do think Ms. Jolie is attractive–that wasn’t a dig. But look at that pic again? Shave off the hair, give it four or five babies…I’m just sayin’)
I’m thinking Michael Jackson. Check out the nose. Of course, that may change next week…
Barry the giant sea worm discovered by aquarium staff after mysterious attacks on coral reef.
The story includes a link to: Smell a rat? Rescue rodents used to sniff out land mines.
Pink dolphin in Louisiana: Rare pink bottlenose dolphin surfaces in Louisiana lake | Wildlife | The Guardian
Dogs (and monkeys) dislike unfairness: Dogs Understand Fairness, Get Jealous, Study Finds : NPR
Someone had a thread about that one recently. Other dolphin news, including from Thailand and Cambodia, here.
That is one scary-ass worm.
A three pound rat?!?!? :eek:
No humans allowed, just the pets. Good grief.
I’ve seen and used writing paper made out of elephant dung. It’s pretty rough, but I like the novelty factor. Not widespread, unfortunately. I wonder how paper made from wombat dung stacks up.
And here we go again. They’re renewing the old plan to implant microchips in elephants, to control them in Bangkok. This pops up from time to time. I and many others say if you can’t track an elephant in Bangkok, you’re pretty hopeless to begin with. They’re not even supposed to be in the city at all.
Cambodian spiders are under threat. Oh no! No more snacks! :eek"
hahahaha!!!
I’ve seen that stuff for sale in the UK (although I doubt it contained many pickled King Cobras, more like soused grass snakes).
This is stretching the definition of “animal news” about as taut as it can go, but I don’t know where else to put it: English backpacker dies in Thailand from spider bite in Laos. (The spider being the animal here, NOT the backpacker.)