Is it a weasel, specifically Mustela frenata? In the winter, when it's coat is white as shown, it's commonly known as an ermine. In the summer, it's coat is brown and it's known as a stoat.
Tico wrote:Is it a weasel, specifically Mustela frenata? In the winter, when it's coat is white as shown, it's commonly known as an ermine. In the summer, it's coat is brown and it's known as a stoat.
Correct. Sorry it took me to long to reply, but somehow I missed the update marker on this thread. Anyway, you're up.
Wow, wonderful thread. Why hadn't it caught my attention before? Tico, take your turn please!!
I think we're all hibernating, like this guy ...
Yup. That's the easy part, littlek.
Give me the type of lemur!
No. The hint is in "hibernating".
I found the image you posted under fat-tailed Lemur..... So, I'll rush the next picture because I have to go grocery shopping tonight. Plus, it's so damn funny!
Ha! I thought this lil guy was a mock-up, but then I searched around and realized that he is (or at least could be) real. He's a lemur too.
<off the the store, I'll be back in a bit>
Oh, I forgot about this thread, glad to see it again!
littlek wrote:I found the image you posted under fat-tailed Lemur..... So, I'll rush the next picture because I have to go grocery shopping tonight. Plus, it's so damn funny!
That little guy is an Aye-Aye.
I'll pass on my turn.
It's up for grabs.
Good Job, rosborne! I'd heard of aye ayes, but I'd never seen a photo.
Ok, here's a new animal...
Same animal, different view...
Coconut crab? That thing is cool in a never-seen-it-and-it's-creepy kind of way.
littlek wrote:Coconut crab? That thing is cool in a never-seen-it-and-it's-creepy kind of way.
Coconut crab is correct. It's the largest land crab in the world, and I think it may also be the largest arthropod.
Thank you thank you, now I can go to bed.
You're up.
Hey, y'all check out the wiki page on coconut crabs. They can lift up to 64 pounds in their claws! Good night, rosborne.....
Anyone else want a turn?
