What is your favourite wild animal?
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bigandclever said:
smithyithy said:
Kuwahara said:
Jasey_ said:
Got to be the honey badger.
+1 the crack heads of the animal kingdom…zero f
ks ever given…
Kawasicki said:
Another otter fan here. I spent a lot of time as a kid fishing in Ireland. Otters would come up to within touching distance of me, then jump in the water, and jump back out again in 10 seconds with a fat trout. It would eat the fillets off each side of a still flapping fish, then go for another swim. They are amazing creatures, insanely capable.
You need to find the Japanese chap on you tube who has two pet otters living with him in his apartment. Could not believe they were pets and seemed as loving as a dog / cat!!! thepritch said:
Kawasicki said:
Another otter fan here. I spent a lot of time as a kid fishing in Ireland. Otters would come up to within touching distance of me, then jump in the water, and jump back out again in 10 seconds with a fat trout. It would eat the fillets off each side of a still flapping fish, then go for another swim. They are amazing creatures, insanely capable.
You need to find the Japanese chap on you tube who has two pet otters living with him in his apartment. Could not believe they were pets and seemed as loving as a dog / cat!!! Tango13 said:
Rumor has it the first Predator film was going to be based in Africa until the scriptwriters realised a Honey Badger would kick the fk out of a Predator and chase it back into space before the end of the intro credits...
k out of a Predator and chase it back into space before the end of the intro credits...
Maybe I should get one; it would keep visiting cats out of the garden. Then again, there's a school run nearby so it might not end well... 'Where is Timmy today?' 'Eaten by a honey badger Miss'.
Simpo Two said:
Maybe I should get one; it would keep visiting cats out of the garden. Then again, there's a school run nearby so it might not end well... 'Where is Timmy today?' 'Eaten by a honey badger Miss'.
Tango13 said:
Digger said:
There's a pair of Buzzards that live a few miles inland from me, not quite as majestic as an eagle but still an amazing sight to see soaring about on the breezebigandclever said:
smithyithy said:
Kuwahara said:
Jasey_ said:
Got to be the honey badger.
+1 the crack heads of the animal kingdom…zero fks ever given…My favourite animal is the Binturong. They look great, no-one has ever heard of it and that's good enough for me.
Silvanus said:
Tango13 said:
I absolutely love buzzards, wonderful birds. Kites too, now live in an area where there are loads of them, I still stop and watch when I see them.Japveesix said:
My favourite animal is the Binturong. They look great, no-one has ever heard of it and that's good enough for me.
Binturong is another good candidate. It's the only animal that sounds like an anagram. But I wouldn't want one on my bed, I think they pong. Binturongpong.But I'd pay good money to have one of these...
Tango13 said:
Silvanus said:
Tango13 said:
I absolutely love buzzards, wonderful birds. Kites too, now live in an area where there are loads of them, I still stop and watch when I see them.Nice and simple, Red Kite for me, I live very close to a breeding program for them so see them every day without fail and absolutely love it
I'm going to a bird of prey centre in march to have a Red Kite experience, am I overly excited like a kid on Christmas? You're damn right I am!
I also like an otter and have been lucky enough to see them in the wild more than once
I'm going to a bird of prey centre in march to have a Red Kite experience, am I overly excited like a kid on Christmas? You're damn right I am!
I also like an otter and have been lucky enough to see them in the wild more than once
DannyScene said:
Nice and simple, Red Kite for me, I live very close to a breeding program for them so see them every day without fail and absolutely love it
I'm going to a bird of prey centre in march to have a Red Kite experience, am I overly excited like a kid on Christmas? You're damn right I am!
I also like an otter and have been lucky enough to see them in the wild more than once
They are stunning birds of prey. Like it when I catch the feeding times up near Rhyader and there's probably close to 100 + of them in the sky at once.I'm going to a bird of prey centre in march to have a Red Kite experience, am I overly excited like a kid on Christmas? You're damn right I am!
I also like an otter and have been lucky enough to see them in the wild more than once
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