(When I informed one of my Aussie friends of this fact, she messaged back, "Trying to visualize this: Cathy the terrifying wallaby!")
I figured that since I don't do catblogging (no cats), I can do some marsupial-blogging, from my trip to Australia back in January.
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There has to be a pun to be made on marsupials and blogging. There just has to be. Alas, I cannot find it.
Yeah -- I tried to think of one, too, but alas...
If they had a koallaby, that'd be kicking radical.
Yes, petting zoos are one of the big tourist attractions. The kangaroos and wallabys just hop about and you can feed them and pet them. The koalas are in enclosures except for one or two that they put in a public area for people to pet. You're not allowed to hold them (only the zoo workers are) because they have pretty sharp claws and you have to know how to handle them.
So that's what a wombat is. Neato.
Congrats Cathy.
I was a Flappy Bird for a fortnight, but now I'm back to reptilian status.
I've gotten more traffic, too, so not sure how how that works.
(Last time I was here, was when you were on the run from Althouse, going away to Washington D.C. -- I see that you're travelling ways have continued).
Cheers,
Victoria
And here I always thought marsupials were from Mars...
Hi Victoria, good to see you back! Haven't had a chance to check out your bird-to-reptilian blog, but I will. :)
(Btw, I suspect status has to do with links as well as traffic.)
revenant -- yes, that's what a wombat is. They're not quite as cuddly as they look; most zoos won't let you touch them because they can be mean-tempered. However, I did go to one zoo which, unusually enough, allowed visitors to cuddle a wombat. I even have a photo to prove it.
triticale: Marauding Marsupials from Mars! Now there's a nice headline...
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