COLD DARK ROOM

[JoesMum]

Sounds like an amazing sanctuary when they release the cubs, how does that work? Since cubs will stick with their pack until they’re a bit older.
That spotted cat looks like a spotted pear ! Lol
Big spotted pear with a big attitude!! Haha [emoji23]

It’s all carefully managed by the wildlife authorities. Cubs born out of the native areas generally remain in the breeding programme. They will be taken to the release country and live in reserves their to have cubs that will become part of that wild population. Cubs born in captivity are not generally released themselves.

 

[Gillian M]

Sounds like an amazing sanctuary when they release the cubs, how does that work? Since cubs will stick with their pack until they’re a bit older.
That spotted cat looks like a spotted pear ! Lol
Big spotted pear with a big attitude!! Haha [emoji23]

Hello. Hope you are well and nice to see you around.

 

[Bee62]

there is a brand called ‘dodo juice’ i like there products. though they do cost!

autoglym is great to work with and resonably priced... i love the smell of the super resin polish

i can send you paint sealent, a ceramic coat... it’s around £200+ to supply and apply here!! i get for free [emoji847][emoji850]

I`ll send you a pm.

 

[Big Charlie]

Good mornoonevening roomies.

I am finally back with a signal. We have frequent sudden heavy downpours here in Kent interspersed with brief sunny spells.

We went down to The Big Cat Sanctuary and stayed the night - a gift that we have only just been able to use.

It’s not a zoo open to the public. They’re heavily involved in breeding and conservation programmes and do these stays as fundraisers.

I got to feed a cheetah and a Sumatran tigers - photos on the camera not my phone so you will have to make do with a photo of JoesDad feeding Kasanga, a male asiatic lion who is off to join a breeding programme in Uganda shortly
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That must have been an amazing experience! Look at the size of those paws!

 

[JoesMum]

Good morning all. We have the sun valiantly trying to shine just now. It may or may not succeed

 

[Cowboy_Ken]

Sorry I’ve been watching “Ben” and my honey is working so I was able to sing along with no one questioning me doing so. That was ‘72 for crying out loud. Where were you in ‘72? Say that as a verse and tell me it’s not smooth. LOL

 

[Kristoff]

We got our first rain of the season last night. Pretty exciting since we've been a drought for years. It dropped about 10 degrees. Today it is in the 60s F.

woohoo!!!

if only we had that problem in scotland!

Hahaha, or in Denmark

 

[Kristoff]

Good mornoonevening roomies.

I am finally back with a signal. We have frequent sudden heavy downpours here in Kent interspersed with brief sunny spells.

We went down to The Big Cat Sanctuary and stayed the night - a gift that we have only just been able to use.

It’s not a zoo open to the public. They’re heavily involved in breeding and conservation programmes and do these stays as fundraisers.

I got to feed a cheetah and a Sumatran tigers - photos on the camera not my phone so you will have to make do with a photo of JoesDad feeding Kasanga, a male asiatic lion who is off to join a breeding programme in Uganda shortly
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Aw, can I get a job at that sanctuary? That would be so purrfect!

 

[Kristoff]

A quick postcard from Montréal for my tort-loving roommates around the globe of the CDR. Good morning

 

[JoesMum]

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A quick postcard from Montréal for my tort-loving roommates around the globe of the CDR. Good morning

What a lovely sky. Are you enjoying your time in Canada?

 

[Kristoff]

What a lovely sky. Are you enjoying your time in Canada?

Yes, very much so. And the weather is great. Turned out we traveled south for the school break.

 

[Bee62]

Good mornoonevening roomies.

I am finally back with a signal. We have frequent sudden heavy downpours here in Kent interspersed with brief sunny spells.

We went down to The Big Cat Sanctuary and stayed the night - a gift that we have only just been able to use.

It’s not a zoo open to the public. They’re heavily involved in breeding and conservation programmes and do these stays as fundraisers.

I got to feed a cheetah and a Sumatran tigers - photos on the camera not my phone so you will have to make do with a photo of JoesDad feeding Kasanga, a male asiatic lion who is off to join a breeding programme in Uganda shortly
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Hello Linda, I would like to visit that Big Cat Sanktury too. To be so close to these strong animals is really a special experience and I would like to handfeed such a big cat too.
Wonderful pics ( as ever ). Thank you for sharing them with us. I am a little bit envy ..... ... but only a little bit.

 

[Bee62]

Huh

Who is "huh" ????
Come out of your dark corner, stranger and tell us your name......... and a good story, like a yarn. We would appreciate it here in the dark.

 

[Bee62]

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A quick postcard from Montréal for my tort-loving roommates around the globe of the CDR. Good morning

Good morning Lena. It is lovely receiving postcards from all over the world ! Thank you and enjoy your journey.

 

[Bee62]

Good morning roommates on this cold, windy and rainy sunday in my corner. The time comes when I think about using the wood stove again and be happy to have a good working central heating. A fear it is the beginning of a long and cold "Moonsun" time here in Germany as usual. No snow, but a lot of cold rain and mud wherever you look and step.....
I want to hibernate, - now !

 

[JoesMum]

I came across this today The Raptor Noises in Jurassic Park Are Mating Tortoises - Science Alert [emoji23]

 

[Bee62]

I came across this today The Raptor Noises in Jurassic Park Are Mating Tortoises - Science Alert [emoji23]

Hmm, interesting and strange together.
We all know that we own little or bigger dinosaur.

 

[HungryTortoise]

I came across this today The Raptor Noises in Jurassic Park Are Mating Tortoises - Science Alert [emoji23]

*Looks down at tortoise.*

 

[JoesMum]

*Looks down at tortoise.*

Now I know, the sound is obvious. The sound of a male tortoise mating is very distinctive. My Greek, Joe, wasn't fussy about what he mated with... shoes, rocks, bin bags, shoes, the drain cover, shoes, tennis balls... Did I mention shoes?

We heard it regularly

 

[Bee62]

Now I know, the sound is obvious. The sound of a male tortoise mating is very distinctive. My Greek, Joe, wasn't fussy about what he mated with... shoes, rocks, bin bags, shoes, the drain cover, shoes, tennis balls... Did I mention shoes?

We heard it regularly

Does a shoe looks like a tortoise ? Sometimes yes....https://www.amazon.de/Hausschuhe-Schildkröte-Schuhe-Handtaschen/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n:1760296031,k:Hausschuhe Schildkröte