Figured since I was home today I should show you people some other animals besides Walter. So this is Gnumpy, she is old. I got her when I was little, she is technically my first ever lizard! As far as pets go, she is the most boring creature alive, she sits, licks her eye balls, and maybe (if she feels up to the activity) will eat a bug.
These are the pigs... I caught them as eggs (they put up a fight) and hatched them. The green fat one is Prince, and the brown mildly less morbidly obese one is Bean. They like food. Lots of food. Their pretty spoiled and tamer then a hamster, if they see people they chase after them, if they catch you they sit on your feet or crawl on your pant legs. Their roughly the size of a tennis ball. I know catching things from the wild is bad, but I was so little that I didn't know better (well I probably did), and by this point they are to habituated to captivity for me to release them with a clear conscience.
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Because I felt bad in later years about having them, I have gone back to the lake every year at the same time of year to do a on going study of how their species is doing, in the years since I took them the number of bull frogs has sky rocketed and the number of them has shrunk massively. Last year there wasn't a single toad, toadlet, or egg sack. It was crushing.
These are the pigs... I caught them as eggs (they put up a fight) and hatched them. The green fat one is Prince, and the brown mildly less morbidly obese one is Bean. They like food. Lots of food. Their pretty spoiled and tamer then a hamster, if they see people they chase after them, if they catch you they sit on your feet or crawl on your pant legs. Their roughly the size of a tennis ball. I know catching things from the wild is bad, but I was so little that I didn't know better (well I probably did), and by this point they are to habituated to captivity for me to release them with a clear conscience.
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Because I felt bad in later years about having them, I have gone back to the lake every year at the same time of year to do a on going study of how their species is doing, in the years since I took them the number of bull frogs has sky rocketed and the number of them has shrunk massively. Last year there wasn't a single toad, toadlet, or egg sack. It was crushing.