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Old 17-01-2007, 04:50 PM
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Aren't they kinda known for being vicious...?
Yea apparently so, I think they look really cute and fluffy, you never know i could be the first person to tame one..... lol
I can just see this one.......... " Here little tazzy, would you like to be my friend? " <chomp><scream>
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no some are non vicouse to certain people, if you have one from when its a pup/baby whatever you call them i would think it would get used to you. seen it on the zoo thing on animal channel.
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as for "tame" komodos, steve irwin goes in with his, (well did), and he would stroke them, and hand feed also, i saw a clip on the net a while ago, cant for the life of me think where tho.
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a great white shark
They don't take well to captivity, most die. There are a large-roaming shark, can travel in excess of 70miles in a day. They are sensitive to electricity, the lines of whatever they're called that run down the sides of their bodies pick up electricity from fish. In captivity the electricity given off by the electronic devices found in aquariums including the lights is too intense for them. They experience sensory overload which basically disorientates them and causes them to roll over and over in the water and drives them mad and kills them.

One aquarium had a baby great white for a few months but they only got away with it because of the size of their ocean tank. She had been injured somehow and they rehabilitated her. She was eventually released after killing and eating three sharks of a simliar size and then going after the tuna in the tank.
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Old 23-11-2007, 11:59 PM
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However you do not need a dwa for a shark, or any othe species that is fully aquatic and requires its enclosure to remain intact to survive like that, as the dwa was designed to protect the public, not the owners... a great white shark isnt exactly going to get far if it jumps out of its pool for instance...

i was having a giggle at the possiblities a few months back, as a dwarf nurse shark appeared one one of my suppliers availability lists... the dwarfs *only* get to 3 metres....
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A pet Great White Sharks would stop the chavs getting lairy!!
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i live in ohio and just now on the news they had a story of some guys lion getting loose. 911 calls and all. it was going after cars. exotics aren't regulated here. you can keep anything.
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Old 24-11-2007, 02:01 AM
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I heard on the TV (QI I think) that there are more tigers in the US than everywhere else in the world. Not 2 difficult since there basically aren't any in the wild any more. The same was true of most of the big cats, which is more surprising
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i saw wc burms for sale ....burms caught in florida. even an albino. we have wild veiled chameleons and iguanas like crazy. florida, i'll be back down there soon.
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