So far i have a photo of me being kissed on the cheek by a dragonfly, me holding a baby crocodile and me being hugged by a boa

Tarantulas and scorpions are always impressive.


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I prefer good old fashioned puppy love .. love seeing that bond between a man and his dog

Not a fan of wild animals being exploited for photography .

Photo of person showing kindness to a
weak, small, or injured animal would be spectacular.

I think the gerbil and butt thing would work well in your case.

Bwahahaha!!!

if it is of any consolation the dragonfly landed on me by its own free will, the boa was actually an anaconda which I had bought in Peru which I then set free and the crocodile was on a farm

Naaah. Somehow I'm not feeling 'consolationeded'.

i could go get a photo of me feeding an elephant. I do wish i was able to find that photo of me and a kitten who look like we are a couple of teenagers who are sharing our first kiss.

I spent ages watching Mandrill and baboon videos after that comment. Thanks Happy Geezer...

Freaky animals... I don't like monkeys, apes.

Have a look at this clip, how baboons terrorize people and home in Cape Town, South Africa.
I'd not want to live there, but I think you cannot even sell your house anymore because of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cph0D7Vdjp4

I shall tomorrow. Seriously I watched so many monkey vids today!!! I was enchanted by the robotic animals being placed in wild settings. The gorillas stole my heart when they accepted a baby robotic gorilla. I was unsettled by how many animal species oust all the males and only one alpha can rule and mate. It does not seem fair.

No problem. It is well worth the watch as it's amazing and shocking to see what havoc these animals wreak. I'd be scared out of my mind to live there, hihi.

Gorillas are beautiful! If memory serves, the guys from The Long Way Down visited them when the gorillas woke up from sleeping to eat. Stunning, and they touch your heart for sure!

I have no problem with how nature sorts itself out. It's natures way of keeping a species strong. It's similar with lions. A lion can have a family, females and kiddies with 'em. But on average it only lasts about 3 years -or shorter- until another lion comes in and takes over. Killing the kiddies that are younger than approx 1 year.
The lion that has to go will then spend the rest of his days alone. Sad in our human eyes, but keeps the species healthy and strong.

Anywho have a great evening! (I assume it's evening over there)

I am off to bed. I think we should definitely post some of these animal videos to the 'Pets and Animals' section. I saw the coolest videos today.
Night sweet thang

I still hate you Happy Geezer

See mine.. the ladies usually eat it up..

But it's always the dog getting the attention...

Lol. Dogs and cats come with no chit attached .🤭🤭

I've got a fish one too...

Cool. My last bucket list if swimming with pirhanas xx You are adorable Stu.