haresfur wrote:
 
Can ya eat the damn things?!

I suppose by next year, they will be passe and we we need a new bird to amuse us. My vote will be for the Australian Crow who's call sounds like it is the throws of orgasm.

How the 'bin chicken' became a totem for modern Australia

Drag queens move in and brighten the lives of residents at Sydney aged care village

Is Taronga Zoo responsible for Sydney's prolific ibis bin-chicken population?

Now with the new RP Player, there aren't many Psychic Playlist moments or any other shared-experience moments. But since right now the Hoodoo Gurus' Leilani is playing, let me revert to the days of olde and shout

UMGAWA!

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 

 Coaxial wrote: 
I have a BEAR story.

 miamizsun wrote: 
It looks like there is a second snake in the lunch box...Funny we named my son's Ball Python the same thing 23 years ago...I'll pass on the video but have seen big rats disappear in a short amount of time.

 haresfur wrote: 
snake: damn, i can't make a freakin move without these deadly humans popping up

edit:

also from the same page

this is more interesting 

warning: this isn't possum friendly

'Monty Python' grabs possum by the head, devours it in viral video

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
It is the birds that are the worst...When I was twelve I had to let's say relieve myself while hunting and I just happened to do so next to a field that about 20 pheasant just happened to all flush at the same time... Scared the bejeesus out of me...You. too, have a hilarious bird story, right?

 haresfur wrote: 
Klaxon snakes went extinct I think.

 haresfur wrote: 
There's nothing that radiates peace and security like having a blue-tongued lizard on your side.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
The couple of times I've heard rattlesnakes, at first I just thought they were insects like loud cicadas or something. They need klaxons. I tell myself I'm glad I don't know how many brown snakes are around the house. Found a dead one tangled up in bird netting and the cat dispatched a young one and left it on the porch. They say that having lizards means there aren't snakes around and I saw a blue-tongue a couple of days ago.

 haresfur wrote: 
You should get snakes that say "deadly" down the sides and make some sort of noise to alert you to their presence. This business of just hanging out and being nondescript is like some sort of prototype snake design.

 haresfur wrote: 
The kid was just arming himself against snake-wielding lunatics.

Clicky

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
and we thought cats with thumbs were bad.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Hey if it gets out of control we can just fly away