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citex321 11 year s ago
The Markhor (#11) Probably is the pet of Satan
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Fenrisulven 11 year s ago
#24 #25 This one exist in Scandinavia too. Escapees from Russian fur farms.
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bertha_2_2 11 year s ago
#26 resembles a kangaroo more than a rabbit/rodent. Look at its paws/ears and snout. AMAZING!!
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gigantes 11 year s ago
very nice collection. despite being an amateur zoologist, several of these i had never seen nor heard of. #26, the mara, in particular is a nice example of convergent evolution-- different animals in different types of the world can evolve to resemble each other given similar habitat. so the mara looks so much like a deer. and the mara's head does look a bit like a kanga's because it shared common ancestor with capybaras. looks like a capybara on stilts, really.
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Doobeyladie 11 year s ago
SNUB NOSED MONKEY LOOKS LIKE ITS JUST HAD ITS LIPS DONE AND THAT GERANUK OR WHATEVER ITS CALLED IS A DEAD RINGER FOR GAIL OUT OF CORONATION STREET!LOL
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Slyce 11 year s ago
The Creator sure has a sense of humor!
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srdavis37 11 year s ago
#14 reminds me of Michael Jackson. (I am IN NO WAY implying that the monkey is a child molester!)
The Amazonian Royal Flycatcher is found in forests and woodlands throughout most of the Amazon basin. They are about 6 1/2 inches in length and like to dart out from branches to catch flying insects or pluck them from leaves. They build very large nests (sometimes up to 6 feet long) on a branches near water. The nest hangs over the water which makes it hard for predators to reach.
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Fenrisulven 11 year s ago
#24 #25 This one exist in Scandinavia too. Escapees from Russian fur farms.
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bertha_2_2 11 year s ago
#26 resembles a kangaroo more than a rabbit/rodent. Look at its paws/ears and snout. AMAZING!!
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gigantes 11 year s ago
very nice collection. despite being an amateur zoologist, several of these i had never seen nor heard of. #26, the mara, in particular is a nice example of convergent evolution-- different animals in different types of the world can evolve to resemble each other given similar habitat. so the mara looks so much like a deer. and the mara's head does look a bit like a kanga's because it shared common ancestor with capybaras. looks like a capybara on stilts, really.
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Doobeyladie 11 year s ago
SNUB NOSED MONKEY LOOKS LIKE ITS JUST HAD ITS LIPS DONE AND THAT GERANUK OR WHATEVER ITS CALLED IS A DEAD RINGER FOR GAIL OUT OF CORONATION STREET!LOL
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srdavis37 11 year s ago
#14 reminds me of Michael Jackson. (I am IN NO WAY implying that the monkey is a child molester!)