
When you get on the weird side of FunSubstance 16 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
Can anyone please tell me what the dinosaur thing is so I don't have to look it up myself?
Tiny baby chameleons 15 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
Chameleons actually don't ever blend to match their surroundings, they change color according to how they feel. If they are scared or angry they become red, orange or yellow. A happy chameleon, or relaxed chameleon is green, blue, or brown. If the chameleon isn't feeling great, or will soon be shedding its skin they turn grey or black.
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Tiny baby chameleons 15 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
As a chameleon owner, I wouldn't recommend them as pets to anyone that hasn't had years of experience in reptile care. Chameleons have needs that are highly difficult to fulfill. They aren't wise to keep in states that are dry, as they need a lot of moisture and captive chameleons don't live nearly as long as wild ones, sorry to be a buzz kill.
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I see disturbing things in your future... 9 comments
Who will it be this year? 8 comments
Best dad 7 comments
Kill them with creativity 14 comments
Cuteness 9 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
Despite their cuteness, chameleons make horrible pets and I wouldn't recommend them for anyone that doesn't have much reptile care experience. They have a multitude of odd behaviors and needs that make them unsuitable for homes in dryer regions. Even with the best possible care, captive chameleons have a significantly shorter life span than wild ones.
They've suffered enough 26 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
Well.....maybe they do need to more more emphasis on education, but my statement still stands.
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They've suffered enough 26 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
Have you ever actually seen anyone refer to a snow leopard as a "white cheetah"?
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They've suffered enough 26 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
I would just like to say that often times zoos put forth a lot of effort to keeping their animals safe, happy, and healthy. They breed endangered animals and educate the public on beautiful creatures like tigers, and countless others. That's all.
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The world would be a better place 4 comments
deadbird
· 11 years ago
That would be a lot deeper if it wasn't written on what appears to be a bathroom stall.
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You Don't Say... Wait What? 3 comments