Otter Chimps/Bonobo (not sure if they are the same or not)
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...
The Bonobo is a lover...The chimpanzee, more of a fighter.
Otter Chimps/Bonobo (not sure if they are the same or not)
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...
Very True.
The Bonobo is a lover...The chimpanzee, more of a fighter.
They probaly share almost the exact same DNA, but they are different.
Anyone seen planet of the apes *mild Spoiler not much*
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.
Wolves Butterflies Orang-utans Red Faced Black Spider Monkeys Clouded Leopards
Managed to work with these or see them in the wild, and they are all wonderful animals to just sit and watch. So many other possibilities, just got back from oz recently, and they have some awesome animals there. Swam with Whale Sharks, which was probably a top 5 experience in my life.
Otter (I love watching them incredibly playful and graceful) Wolf ( Sanctuary nearby where I live, incredible strength and beauty) Hare ( Again love seeing them in a the wild, have a certain amount of magic about them) Owl ( Such a sight at night and I love hearing them too) Shrew ( pure arrogance)
I am glad some others are also voting for the Rhino. did you know they can reach speeds of 30mph, and turn in their own body length? They may just be the coolest vegetarians on the planet.
I am glad some others are also voting for the Rhino. did you know they can reach speeds of 30mph, and turn in their own body length? They may just be the coolest vegetarians on the planet.
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Gorilla
Cheetah
Chimp
Orca
Giraffe
Big Turtles
Anything that eats domestic cats
I spend a lot of effort in attracting wild birds into the garden and my favourite is deffo the Robin
Horse
Snow Leopard
Dolphin
Eagle
Killer Whale
Great White Shark
Pirranha
Wile E. Coyote
Jumps in the bath fully clothed... Just.Cant.Get.Clean!!!
Honey badger
Peregrine falcon
Dolphin
Elephant
Butterflies
Orang-utans
Red Faced Black Spider Monkeys
Clouded Leopards
Managed to work with these or see them in the wild, and they are all wonderful animals to just sit and watch. So many other possibilities, just got back from oz recently, and they have some awesome animals there. Swam with Whale Sharks, which was probably a top 5 experience in my life.
Border Collie
Cobra
Lion
Elephant
Peregrine falcon
Osprey
penguins
baboons
Cheetah
Horse
Dog
Chimp
Gorilla
Manta Ray
Dolphins
Turtles
Lion Fish
Donkey
Elephant
Panda
Horse
Wolf ( Sanctuary nearby where I live, incredible strength and beauty)
Hare ( Again love seeing them in a the wild, have a certain amount of magic about them)
Owl ( Such a sight at night and I love hearing them too)
Shrew ( pure arrogance)
2: whales
3: gorillas
4: leopards
5: rhinos
I've been lucky enough to see all of them except no 3 in their natural habitats.
Orangutan
Gorilla
Leopard
Sloth
Gorilla
Domestic cat
Donkey
Lion
Tigers
Indian Elephants
Sea Turtles
Orang Utans
Trouble is, can't really limit to 5 or agree order..... Also up there (ouch) are birds of prey, otters, sharks, peperami and pubic lice
Rhino - dinosaur
Swordfish - ridiculous/magnificent
Puma - black - power
Human - never a dull moment
Polar Bear
Dolphin
Chimp
Sloth
Turtle
Fruit Bat
Cat
Orangutan
Dog
Lion
Elephant
Dolphin