national geographic

[weeminx]

i was at he dentist today with my 5 year old and whilst in the waiting room i was reading national geographic and saw an article about tokays,sharks,and the thorny devil.so i came home and searched for the article on line so i can share it with you guys.(i did tell my other half to take the magazine when we left but he didnt)
so here is the article sadly no pictures like there were in the mag but its still a good read
National Geographic Magazine - NGM.com

[sarahking20]

thony devil!! how cool! googled and found a pic of one with wings?!?

photoshopped right? silly question i know, but they dont fly do they?

[weeminx]

lol no they dont fly.

[bluetongued]

I have that issue knocking about somewhere...I will post you it if you want it!!!

I think it is in my bathroom...NG is perfect bathroom reading.

[sarahking20]

Originally Posted by weeminx

lol no they dont fly.

didnt think so...

[Triangulum]

Originally Posted by weeminx

i did tell my other half to take the magazine when we left but he didnt

You Theif! Well Almost.

Thanks for posting Shelley, Great Stuff. I bet when you saw Tokay you got a bit excited (to say the least!) haha.

Scott

[gwinni]

National geographic is a great magazine, I always ask to take them home when i go to the doctors and i get to take the shooting times magazines home from the dentist LOL Though the dentist wifey's confuse me one tells me not to bother taking them back and the other one moans at me to take them back even though the other one says keep it.

[PremierPythons]

Originally Posted by sarahking20

thony devil!! how cool! googled and found a pic of one with wings?!?

photoshopped right? silly question i know, but they dont fly do they?

No, but they do drink using capillary action. There are practically none in private hands in captivity in Australia - keeping up their food is practically impossible in a home environment.