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# shelly has just got a new paint job
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 13:54, archived)
# HAHA!
marvellous
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 13:54, archived)
# That is excellent
Turtles have weird scary heads.
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 13:56, archived)
# no, turtles is cute, they always look a little sleepy.
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 13:58, archived)
# except when go ninja on your ass!
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 13:59, archived)
# like victor meldrew
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 13:59, archived)
# they're strangely
retractable
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:01, archived)
# Hahaha
Incidentally this press release hit my inbox this morning:

ZSL London Zoo is celebrating the birth of nine critically endangered Utila iguanas (Ctenosaura bakeri). Native to just one tiny Caribbean island, Utila, the tree-dwelling lizards are part of a European conservation breeding programme launched to save them from extinction. Affectionately known as Swampers – because in the wild they live in swamps – the dragon-like lizard babies have never been born at the zoo before. They measure up to 15cm including a 12cm tail and are already enjoying a healthy diet of small insects and leafy greens! The species is so rare that the babies are being kept backstage ready to be exported next month to zoos in Spain, Poland and California to continue the breeding programme. Utila iguanas are unique because they are the only type of spiny-tailed iguana to live in mangrove swamps. The pregnant female also lays her eggs on sandy beaches, instead of in the mangroves. ZSL’s Curator of Herpetology, Richard Gibson, said: “The future of the Utila iguana is currently hanging in the balance, as their habitat, especially nesting beaches, is under threat from tourist and residential developments. It was less then 10 years ago that the species arrived in European zoos and the breeding project has proven so successful, it should ensure their long-term survival if something terrible were to happen in the wild.”

Ace :D
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:00, archived)
# only interesting animals deserve being saved from extinction
/sheds tear for chinese river dolphin
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:02, archived)
# :(
there is no such thing as an uninteresting animal

/biologist blog
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:04, archived)
# ^this
The living world is fascinating
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:10, archived)
# oh i'd say at least half of all animals can be got rid of
most fish, lots of beetles, shrews, frogs, that kind of thing.
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:12, archived)
# the only ones we could really do without are humans and chimps
bonobos can stay
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:20, archived)
# yeah
chimps are cunts. as are most humans. bonobos and nice gorillas. and orangutangs only.
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:23, archived)
# we should start some environmental group
we need a fitting name, like people for the well deserved treatment of cuntish animals
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:33, archived)
# Sponges are fairly boring.
Even echinoderms ignore them.
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:12, archived)
# you are only jealous because if someone puts you in a blender
the results won't be a million new finnbars
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:18, archived)
# T2000 was a seasponge
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:24, archived)
# Surely this is a good thing?
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:25, archived)
# Yay! Conservation zoos FTW!
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:02, archived)
# Lizards! YAY!
I lurve lizards.
(, Tue 18 Sep 2007, 14:05, archived)