"Name that Animal" picture game.

Who knew, dad...

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dadpad wrote:

Indian civet Viverra zibetha??

Nope, this one is from southern China, Laos, Viet Nam. If no one gets it in the next half hour, DadPad wins!

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Hang on a sec. indian civets have a range from china to indonesia

http://www.wii.gov.in/envis/envisdec99/maps/p23.jpg

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civet cats are thought to be responsible for the sars outbreak.

Spotted linsang Prionodon pardicolor Hodgson, 1841

It is distributed from east of Nepal to Sikkim, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh (Pocock 1939, Choudhury 1997a,b, 1999, Datta 1999, Jha 1999) eastwards to Myanmar, southern China, Thailand, Laos PDR, Vietnam, Malaysia, Sumatra, Java and Borneo (Pocock 1939, Medway 1978, Corbet & Hill 1992).

http://www.wii.gov.in/envis/envisdec99/maps/p26.jpg

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dadpad wrote:

Hang on a sec. indian civets have a range from china to indonesia

Indian has spots. This one has bands. Hint hint. Very Happy

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Pauligirl - Indian has spots, yes, and this one has both spots and stripes/bands. Do you know which one it is?

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littlek wrote:

Pauligirl - Indian has spots, yes, and this one has both spots and stripes/bands. Do you know which one it is?

I do, but dadpad was working sooo hard on it.....

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I have to go to bed....... I won't be back until tomorrow afternoon - so, do what you must everyone!

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I was just playing pauli.
besides I'm a man we have short attention spans

go for it.

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dadpad wrote:

I was just playing pauli.
besides I'm a man we have short attention spans

go for it.

It's a banded palm civet. (Now I really hope I'm right)
You can put up the next one-past my bedtime too.

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Here we go

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Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus)

http://images.encarta.msn.com/xrefmedia/sharemed/targets/images/pho/t628/T628228A.jpg

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http://www.elpasozoo.org/images/Malayan%20tapir.JPG

Whats this??

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malayan tapir, silly. can't you see?

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Francis wrote:

Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus)

What the hell is that. It looks kind of like a squirrel, racoon, fox.

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Amigo wrote:

What the hell is that. It looks kind of like a squirrel, racoon, fox.

Typical assembly from downunder...

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dagmaraka wrote:

malayan tapir, silly. can't you see?

I know you cheated somehow. Your one of those computer babes.

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Francis wrote:

Amigo wrote:
What the hell is that. It looks kind of like a squirrel, racoon, fox.

Typical assembly from downunder...

To hell with galapagos, Darwin should have gone aussie.

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Amigo wrote:

To hell with galapagos, Darwin should have gone aussie.

Charles would have been a bit busier.

As there were only a few species the interspecies gene flow was high...

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Amigo wrote:

Francis wrote:
Amigo wrote:
What the hell is that. It looks kind of like a squirrel, racoon, fox.

Typical assembly from downunder...
To hell with galapagos, Darwin should have gone aussie.

I think god had the first year apprentice on the job the day he created oz animals.

Like other marsupials, numbats give birth to very undeveloped young, which crawl to the mother's teats and remain attached to them for several months; unlike most marsupials, however, numbats do not have pouches surrounding the teats.

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