World creatures!
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I do...but i watch too much american humour =/ pfft....oh pacman frog! hehe... i only know that there's a colourful bull frog that is poisonous right?Originally posted by the Bear:if you have cable tv, go watch Animal Planet now.. got giant octopus
but here's another cute frog.. the Pacman Frog
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dunno about colourful bullfrogs but the poison dart frogs are the most poisonous things around..
then there's the rough-skinned newt with the orange belly..
it's one of the most poisonous things around, locked in an arms race against its only natural predator, the garter snake..
the garter snake will eat the thing, lapse into a coma from the poison and then recover.. each time, the snake increases its resistance to the poison, the newt will up the poison toxicity... and so on...
until now it's so poisonous, one newt has the poison to kill a few hundred men
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I do...but i watch too much american humour =/ pfft....oh pacman frog! hehe... i only know that there's a colourful bull frog that is poisonous right?
I also watch a lot of american humour My favourite is still Mr.bean 
We also have funny chinese actors like jack neo and mark lee
yea it is poisonous,a lot of frogs are
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Cobra snake...be careful ,boy
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Red cobra snake..omg -
asian vine snake
I wonder if sgforum's world happening can turn into world biggest museum if we collect enough informations -
Rare! Eyelash Viper -
Red next to Black, safe for any Jack
Red next to Yellow, kill any fellow
that's a Coral Snake, not a Cobra Snake although related to the cobra...
Coral Snake
the Scarlet King Snake looks like the Coral Snake but is non-venomous
Scarlet King SnakeOriginally posted by crofty:
Red cobra snake..omg -
The 4 Great Apes
Bonobos or the Pygmy Chimpanzees
Chimpanzees
Orang Utans
Gorillas -
That's a statue..Originally posted by crofty:
Cobra snake...be careful ,boy -
A pet I would like if I have the space and if it was not illegal in Singapore
The Alligator Snapping Turtle -
Another cute turtle I would like to have but threatened due to the chinese eating them and wanting their shells
The Chinese Big Head Turtle
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MataMata Turtle
A beautiful unique looking turtle that is threatened
We chinese like to keep them for luck ><
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Mexican Burrowing Toad -
YEA..I love to keep turtles but I hate it when I have to brush off the dirt from their shells -
Meltz found out this..
Blue dragon
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Err it's an albino and it's really so pinkish most probably due to all the blood worms I feed itOriginally posted by fairlady_xoxo:Heh...the frog looks so unique =) i have never seen frogs that are pinkish =) -
o dear,I did not know u keep pink frogsOriginally posted by elindra:Err it's an albino and it's really so pinkish most probably due to all the blood worms I feed it *takes one from her**puts at home* -
eeee ... eat worm ...Originally posted by elindra:Err it's an albino and it's really so pinkish most probably due to all the blood worms I feed it -
It eats worms and it eats fish tooOriginally posted by meltz:eeee ... eat worm ...
I feed it both
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World's Smallest Horse .. so cuteeeeeee
thumbelina, a five year old dwarf miniature horse, slides underneath the pasture fencing at Goose Creek Farms in St. Louis, MO on Fri. October 3, 2006. At 17.5 inches, she is the smallest living horse in the world, and holds the record for the smallest horse in history.
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THE “PREHISTORIC” HOATZIN—CLAWS AND ALL
In Madre de Dios, few birds are more common and bizarre than the hoatzin, a chicken-like bird with a spiky crest that can often be seen flapping noisily around bushes at water’s edge. Hoatzins stand out from other birds because they are clumsy fliers and make a creepy grunting sound. They also eat only leaves and, like cows, have three stomachs—called crops—for digesting the organic material. The leaves ferment inside their crops, give these birds a bad odor and the local nickname of “stinky bird.” The hoatzin doesn’t mind being smelly, however, because that is its main protection from predators.
Hoatzin chicks have an even more interesting defense. The chicks are born with claws on their wings—like the flying pterodactyl. When an anaconda or other predator comes to the nest to eat the chicks, they dive into the water. When the danger is past, they use their claws to climb back into their nest. Many Amazon guides say these claws are proof that the hoatzin is a prehistoric bird that has changed little since the Mesozoic era. Recent DNA analysis, however, indicates the hoatzin is a strange member of the cuckoo family and its claws are probably a relatively recent adaptation.
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that's a nudibranch!Originally posted by crofty:
Meltz found out this..
Blue dragon
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Baby Hedgehogs -
makes me itchyOriginally posted by elindra:
Baby Hedgehogs 