Your top 5 favourite...Animal?
mine:
1. Gorilla
2. Giraffe
3. Lizzard
4. Bear
5. Lion (or maybe other big cats)
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1.Dog
2.Gorilla
3.Cheetah
4.Lion
5.Eagle0 -
1. Penguin
2. Dolphin
3. Meerkat
4. Leemur
5. Budgerigar0 -
Tiger
Honey Badger
Ring Tailed Lemur
Woolly Monkey
Polar Bear1 -
Dog
Dolphin
Elephant
Lion
Tiger0 -
Rhino
Herring Gull
Spiders
Tigers (as in all cats really)
Otters
...for starters
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Lamb
Pork
Beef
Chicken
Haddock8 -
Lemurs – Although there are around 110 species I’ll lump them all together. Unique, fascinating and now in great danger of extinction.
Gibbons – My ‘soul’ animal. I don’t think I’ve ever been as happy as I have waking up to their singing in Asia.
Slow lorises – Too cute for their own good. I did a half-marathon a couple of years ago to raise money and promote awareness: http://runlorisrun.wordpress.com/
Red pandas – I have formed a cult if anyone fancies joining: http://theredpandacult.blogspot.co.uk/
Pretty much all primates – woolly monkeys, macaques, galagos, capuchins, langurs, orangutans, vervets, I really don’t care.
I’d also like to mention pangolins as too few people know about their plight. Google them, they’re murdered by the thousands as their scales supposedly have restorative qualities. There is nothing I hate more than the ‘traditional medicine’ market.
In an ideal world I’d work with primates. I did the wrong thing at uni so I’m making up for lost time currently by volunteering with lemurs, that even means missing most Charlton games for the time being!5 -
Cats
Elephants
Lemur
Polar Bear
Giraffe0 -
my favourites are the most horrifically abused on the planet:
fish
chicken
pig
sheep
cow
...least favourite animal, without doubt, the human.1 -
1. American Bison
2. Honey Badger
3. Meerkat
4. Pygmy Hippo
5. Liger
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Dogs
Tortoises
Elephants
Bears
Goats0 -
oh sooooo sadly predictable....Henry Irving said:Lamb
Pork
Beef
Chicken
Haddock0 -
Giant Panda
Dog
Polar Bear
Horse
Koala0 -
Cat
Penguin
Wombat
Polar Bear
and I am now a complete convert to the awesomeness of Red Pandas!0 -
top tips from the red panda person, appreciate your awesomeness! (hmmmm, pangolins, there's a new one on me...and what lovely creatures they are upon further searching...) thx again rp!RedPanda said:Lemurs – Although there are around 110 species I’ll lump them all together. Unique, fascinating and now in great danger of extinction.
Gibbons – My ‘soul’ animal. I don’t think I’ve ever been as happy as I have waking up to their singing in Asia.
Slow lorises – Too cute for their own good. I did a half-marathon a couple of years ago to raise money and promote awareness: http://runlorisrun.wordpress.com/
Red pandas – I have formed a cult if anyone fancies joining: http://theredpandacult.blogspot.co.uk/
Pretty much all primates – woolly monkeys, macaques, galagos, capuchins, langurs, orangutans, vervets, I really don’t care.
I’d also like to mention pangolins as too few people know about their plight. Google them, they’re murdered by the thousands as their scales supposedly have restorative qualities. There is nothing I hate more than the ‘traditional medicine’ market.
In an ideal world I’d work with primates. I did the wrong thing at uni so I’m making up for lost time currently by volunteering with lemurs, that even means missing most Charlton games for the time being!0 -
Beaver
Beaver
Beaver
Beaver
Beaver5 -
Horse
Elephant
Gorilla
Brown Bear
Wolf0 -
Otter
Chimps/Bonobo (not sure if they are the same or not)
Tortoise
Octopus
The drummer from the Muppets2 -
very interesting (newbie), that you mention our closest (non-humyn) relative, the delightful bonobo. fun-loving, peaceful, tropical rainforest dwelling, calm, agile, sun-guided, loving, tactile, sexy, frugivore, small communal tribe member - all of the shared biologically adapted characteristics that many modern industrialized humanoids sadly, seem to have forgotten...thenewbie said:Otter
Chimps/Bonobo (not sure if they are the same or not)0 -
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erm...shootershill2tropics said:
very interesting (newbie), that you mention our closest (non-humyn) relative, the delightful bonobo. fun-loving, peaceful, tropical rainforest dwelling, calm, agile, sun-guided, loving, tactile, sexy, frugivore, small communal tribe member - all of the shared biologically adapted characteristics that many modern industrialized humanoids sadly, seem to have forgotten...thenewbie said:Otter
Chimps/Bonobo (not sure if they are the same or not)6 -
Orangutang
Ant
Rhino
Elephant
Killer whale0 -
Wolf
Dog
Tiger (All Big Cats)
Gorilla
Whale0 -
Very True.shootershill2tropics said:
very interesting (newbie), that you mention our closest (non-humyn) relative, the delightful bonobo. fun-loving, peaceful, tropical rainforest dwelling, calm, agile, sun-guided, loving, tactile, sexy, frugivore, small communal tribe member - all of the shared biologically adapted characteristics that many modern industrialized humanoids sadly, seem to have forgotten...thenewbie said:Otter
Chimps/Bonobo (not sure if they are the same or not)
The Bonobo is a lover...The chimpanzee, more of a fighter.
They probaly share almost the exact same DNA, but they are different.1 -
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muppet!;>) actually, that would be a good top 5, favourite muppet character...calydon_road said:x5
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Bizarrely, as I read your post I was listening to Graham Parker song ''High Horse'' with the following verse;RedPanda said:
I’d also like to mention pangolins as too few people know about their plight. Google them, they’re murdered by the thousands as their scales supposedly have restorative qualities. There is nothing I hate more than the ‘traditional medicine’ market.
''Now don't sweat the rhino
With his horn up high
Or the pangolin or the tsetse fly
Ignore the marabou stork
And the laughing hyena
The scorpion and the
Ring-tailed lemur
Yeah there's one creature
Much worse of course
Yeah the baddest one
She is the high horse''
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having leapt into the 1990's and scored a laptop relatively recently, i am unfamiliar with this shorthand - i presume derogatory, but not sure in what way beds?:>)Bedsaddick said:.
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Impala
Emu
Camel
Duck (preferably roasted)
Sheep0 -
Anyone seen planet of the apes *mild Spoiler not much*Dave2l said:
Very True.shootershill2tropics said:
very interesting (newbie), that you mention our closest (non-humyn) relative, the delightful bonobo. fun-loving, peaceful, tropical rainforest dwelling, calm, agile, sun-guided, loving, tactile, sexy, frugivore, small communal tribe member - all of the shared biologically adapted characteristics that many modern industrialized humanoids sadly, seem to have forgotten...thenewbie said:Otter
Chimps/Bonobo (not sure if they are the same or not)
The Bonobo is a lover...The chimpanzee, more of a fighter.
They probaly share almost the exact same DNA, but they are different.
In that film the bonobo chimp called Kobo is far more agressive than Caeser the chimpanzee.
They portray the exact opposite of the real life characteristics.0
