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The 'Lovely Pictures for Haus' Thread. [PICS]

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matsya

09:21 / 19.04.05

well, i can imagine if that was accompanies by cute blinking and eeeh-eeeh-ehhhh noises then maybe, but as a static image it's hard not to recoil...

m.

Papess

09:49 / 19.04.05

Watch out! It sprays!

Stoatie. Stoatie? STOATIE.
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16:26 / 19.04.05

And on a similar tip to Strix's...

Not just cute as hell but hard as fuck, ladies and gentlemen, I give you The Honey Badger, the world's most fearless animal.

Stoatie. Stoatie? STOATIE.
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22:41 / 27.04.05

And...
the New Guinea Singing Dog. (My new favourite animal- heard 'em on the radio, and boy, do they sing!)

Check out all o' his majesty!

Olulabelle

20:32 / 28.04.05

Singing? Really? How(l)? I need some kind of freaky text impression.

Stoatie. Stoatie? STOATIE.
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20:40 / 28.04.05

There was a documentary on radio 4 a couple of days ago... it should be on their site. They sound kind of like wolves howling, but less stressed-out. And sometimes they make a weird chirping noise.

I'm dogsitting at the moment... the minute I can get her to pose for a photo rather than looking all embarrassed and hiding I'll try to post it on here...

palace politics

01:48 / 29.04.05

Not that i'm insanely easily influenced by cuteness or anything, but the pictures in the original post led me to a google search about keeping badgers as pets, which led to this. I must admit I'm inspired...

Adam wages war on wack MCs

Those of you who are Livejournal users should join the baaaaabyanimals community, from whence I got this. (Whence is okay there isn't it?)

Olulabelle

14:58 / 29.04.05

What are they? They're lovely!

William Sack

15:04 / 29.04.05

They are not animals. It's an elaborately coiffed merkin.

Olulabelle

15:06 / 29.04.05

That's outrageous. Who would want a merkin with two stuffed heads on it?

William Sack

15:11 / 29.04.05

I don't see a problem with the 2 heads, Olulabelle, but who would want a ginger merkin?

A Fergie lookalike?

But no, no, no. Stop-it. You can't turn the 'Lovely Pictures for Haus' thread into one about ginger merkins. That's just seven shades of wrong.

William Sack

15:24 / 29.04.05

You're right of course, so here's another baby tapir.

Katherine

16:16 / 29.04.05

olulabelle;

What are they? They're lovely!

Looks like Red Pandas to me. Very very cute in real life.

Sekhmet

16:19 / 29.04.05

I though they were some sort of raccoons.

Whatever they are, I want one!

fridgemagnet

16:22 / 29.04.05

Yes, they are red pandas, or firefoxes (which is why they turn up a lot on the net, apart from because they're just AAAAAAAAAAAH).

Katherine

16:25 / 29.04.05

My local wildlife park has a couple of adult ones, they grow to the size of a medium dog with short legs. Very good at climbing as well.........and fond of cheesy biscuits if some child throws them in.

And for added ahhhhh factor they look so sweet then curled up asleep together with their tails wrapped around themselves.

DRR... DRR... DRR...
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16:35 / 29.04.05

There'a a baaaaabyanimals Lj comm? Why did no one TELL me?!

Jenna Elfman's Hollywood Haus
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16:36 / 29.04.05

Squeeble. Tiny baby firefoxes. And tapirs. And the heroic wuffly honey badger.

Apparently Virginia and Leonard Woolf used to pretend to be marmots. I can't say I blame them.