[magpie]

Baby Chameleons!! 

I saw those the other day Slackers, very cute. 

[Will Hunt]

Forgot I had snapped this when I was in the Sinai at the tender age of 15.

[Bubba]

[Joepicalli]

This works for exactly as long as the mouse survived. Do we have details?

[magpie]

WE DON'T WANT DETAILS!!  We want to look on in awe as the lovely big cat leaves the lovely wee mouse alone, except maybe to give it a wee kiss on the head. 

[lagerstarfish]

Kiss kiss



According to The Sun, the baffled feline did not scoff the plucky rodent - see page 3 for our topless jungle girl

[magpie]

I knew it!  I knew it!

[lagerstarfish]

Daily Mail agrees with The Sun - the rat lived

[tomtom]

Surely a candidate for the 'shit isnt that' thread...?

[magpie]

I do love an otter, the two love otters holding hands are the best, I'm sure we had them earlier in the thread. 

[Johnny Brown]

Did you see Lost land of the Volcano last night? That Cuscus was pretty cute.

[SA Chris]

Saw it, very cute wee beasts.

Strange to name it after a moroccan food though.

[magpie]

Did you see Lost land of the Volcano last night?

I did!  It was awesome.  There was a lots of cooing at the TV going on.  The cuscus was amazing, and so cute, and the scientist man got to give it a proper cuddle without it being at all bothered which was lovely. 

The moths that were on were very cool too, and the giant rat, and everything actually, apparent from the giant spider and the flat worm.

[tomtom]

Did you see Lost land of the Volcano last night?

I did!  It was awesome.  There was a lots of cooing at the TV going on.  The cuscus was amazing, and so cute, and the scientist man got to give it a proper cuddle without it being at all bothered which was lovely. 

The moths that were on were very cool too, and the giant rat, and everything actually, apparent from the giant spider and the flat worm.

Sadly in 5 years time they'll probably meld such great TV with something like the Xfactor, so you'll have to phone up a premium rate line to vote to keep the cutest animal in the show (unlucky if you're a spider or work!)

[SA Chris]

The moths that were on were very cool too, and the giant rat, and everything actually, apparent from the giant spider and the flat worm.

I assume you mean apart not apparent? The leeches were pretty minging.

[jordysi]

is it me or has that Leapard got HUGE feet/paws..... looks like it's got spotty steel toe caps on..... 

[Johnny Brown]

Sadly in 5 years time they'll probably meld such great TV with something like the Xfactor,

You didn't see Wildest dreams then? Fucking awful.

[tomtom]

Sadly in 5 years time they'll probably meld such great TV with something like the Xfactor,

You didn't see Wildest dreams then? Fucking awful.

was that the thing were people had to try and make TV programs hosted by the bloke who was in the DIY programs? If so, I switched over pretty sharpish whenever it was on... what ever next *sigh*...

[SA Chris]

I watched one episode of that, and was annoyed by premise and by him. Some nature cameramen work their entire life to get a chance at doing what they got to do, and instead they spend a fortune getting a load of clueless punters in to do it.

[magpie]

I assume you mean apart not apparent?

Stupid spell check, it's worse than me. 

The leeches were pretty minging.

I quite like leeches, they do good things.  I would like one on me for a wee shot, to see what it feels like.

The programme made me a bit sad actually, I bet there were loads of places like that with special new creatures but we wrecked them all by chopping down the forests and other crappy human stuff before we even got the chance to see what was there naturally. 

[SA Chris]

I quite like leeches, they do good things. I would like one on me for a wee shot, to see what it feels like.
 

yeurk.

Have you been to see Doctor Hoffman of Stuttgart, owner of the largest leech farm in Europe?

[magpie]

No, but I may think about it. 

[Will Hunt]

I would like one on me for a wee shot, to see what it feels like.

Been there, done that.



For the record you won't feel anything. I didn't notice I'd had one until I took my shirt off that night and the leechy had long gone on his merry leechy way.

[magpie]

How do you know it was a leech, Will, do they leave a mark?

As an aside, I'm a little saddened that I had to wait until page 36 for one for you to post a topless shot exclusively for me.   

[Will Hunt]

Anytime, Babe.

It was in Thailand and the jungle where we were walking was very leechy. They were all over the place, the guide stopped to pick a few up and pass them round several times and there was no shortage. It didn't really leave anything but a small circular cut in the skin where it had manged. If it had been a normally caused cut from something sharp I'm pretty sure I would have felt it.