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Dec29-06, 01:05 PM   #1
 
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These pics are so cool...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/speckle...7594204828139/

fingertip frog


miniscule monkey. I wonder what kind of monkey this is.


awwwr...widdle mousie.
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baby possum for Evo.
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I want them all.
Dec29-06, 01:12 PM   #4
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baby possum for Evo.
RAUL!!!!!!!

I have a new possum hanging around, an old grizzly one. It bit Dr foofer on the shoulder. But, once again, neosporin did the trick, I can't even see the bite anymore and those were two LARGE fang holes.

The little babies are so cute. Is that a pygmy marmoset?
Dec29-06, 01:20 PM   #5
 
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I want them all.
Me too!!!!! The tiny mammals are so amazing to me. I remember reading somewhere that when possums are born they are about the size of grains of rice!

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I have a new possum hanging around, an old grizzly one. It bit Dr foofer on the shoulder. But, once again, neosporin did the trick, I can't even see the bite anymore and those were two LARGE fang holes.
Oh dear! Poor Foof!
The little babies are so cute. Is that a pygmy marmoset?
It sure would have been nice if the photographer had said what the species was. I am curious, too.
Dec29-06, 02:08 PM   #6
 
Grizzly bit possum's shoulder?Why?
Dec29-06, 02:12 PM   #7
 
The monkey's tail resemble's a spider monkey's.
Dec29-06, 03:08 PM   #8
 
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We saw this one in Maui:



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Dec29-06, 03:11 PM   #9
 
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Neat-o! What is the round thing in the picture? A bead? A berry? How big is it?
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We tried to put something in the picture for scale -- in a major hurry -- but then realized that the object we found (a seed of some kind) is itself not recognizable. Sorry! The grout between the tiles might have been a centimeter thick, to give you some sense of scale. It was tiny!

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Dec29-06, 03:18 PM   #11
 
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Wow! That critter is itty bitty!
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Would post a pic of my sister's chinchilla, but I fear she'd be giant in comparsion to these cuties. Man, and I thought that was a small animal.
Dec29-06, 04:35 PM   #13
 
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Here is a good shot from the breakfast table. Aren't they cute? These are all former enemies of mine who fell prey to my shrink ray.

Brrrrrrrrrrp.

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Would post a pic of my sister's chinchilla, but I fear she'd be giant in comparsion to these cuties. Man, and I thought that was a small animal.
You should post it anyway. I'd like to see it.

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Here is a good shot from the breakfast table. Aren't they cute? These are all former enemies of mine who fell prey to my shrink ray.


I mean... that was good what you did with those people, Ivan. Real good.
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You should post it anyway. I'd like to see it.
[Haha...I expected that. ]



Had to reduce image quality a bit, though. But she's cute anyway, isn't she, isn't she?
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[Haha...I expected that. ]



Had to reduce image quality a bit, though. But she's cute anyway, isn't she, isn't she?
OOOOH! What a little cutie! Such teeny paws!
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I wonder if the "seed" in chroot's picture was a papaya seed.
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