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Sat, Jan 21, 12 at 8:15
| If you ever wondered what a baby aardvark looked like feast your eyes on this little being that only a mother could love. It was born in a Dutch zoo and is quite a rarity, they eat ants so perhaps one would make a good pet for any peony lover.. |
Here is a link that might be useful: cute baby pictures
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| Ink, thanks for that delightful link. This is a species where the adults might look better than the children! It's a strange looking animal... kind of like it's made up of pig, deer, rabbit, armadillo/possum and maybe a deer... with an incredible tongue! |
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| Love it. Hard to choose though which of the other babies is my second favourite: Anteater? Aye-aye? I barely got out of the "a"s. Karin L
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- Posted by deviant-deziner Oh zone (My Page) on Sat, Jan 21, 12 at 13:54
| For me, there is no doubt about it, It's the "honey badger" - adorable in his own unconventional way. "honey badger , he don't care." After seeing his movie I am re-nameing my biz to Honey Badger Landscaping. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7wHMg5Yjg |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7wHMg5Yjg
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| Ink is posting pictures of cute little baby animals?! The world IS coming to an end in 2012. |
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| Hey, I could use one of those! I've got ants everywhere, including nesting inside my walls. I'm always fighting the little crawlers.........! |
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| A spiny ant eater eh feijoas? Mine and yours do a fine job but why so ugly? Did you find this little guy locally or are those not your hands? |
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| But so ugly in a too cute and precious way! |
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| Nah, not my hands, that little guy's Australian. See the red all over it? That's mineral-rich West Australian sand. Ink, sorry, but yours looks like the product of a donkey and a pig's unholy union. Ugly, but cute? I dunno. Mine on the other hand, looks like an obese mole got it on with a really tatty pincusion. Ugly, but definbitely cute, I think. |
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| When you squeeze it does it squeak and let out air? |
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| I think you'd be the one squeaking if you pushed too hard on those baby needles! Thanks, Feijoas - a creature to enjoy learning about. Karin L |
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