November 6, 2011 African Spurred Tortoise
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Third largest tortoise in the world. Largest mainland tortoise in the world. Females get up to 20" and males get up to 30". My son wants a tortoise. My uncle has several. My cousin used to raise them until a virus wiped out the 20 that he had. They are fascinating, in a weird sort of way. I think they make for an odd pet, but that is just my opinion. I love this image because it highlights so many geometric designs of nature. The face reminds me of an eagle with its beak-like mouth and flat nostrils. Photograph by Glenn Nagel, My Shot National Geographic |
OK, I'll take your word for it that it's a tortoise.
But that sucka looks to me like a eagle... .. a BIG eagle... big enough to carry away my 95 lb Lab |
Hmmm.
Boil in the bag? |
Is that Michaelangelo or Raphael?
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I read the title as "spurned".
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If you can't cuddle it, it's not a pet.*
That's not looking very cuddly. *Also, if it can cuddle you to death, it's not a pet ... no pythons. |
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orly. what do you call that broad class of "uncuddleables" then? Fish? Most birds, Torti? |
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Birds cuddle BTW |
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That's why they're uncuddleable.
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