David Collyer a fait jouer ses doigts de fée pour écrire à ÒRe: [lace-
chat] Re: WallabiesÓ.
[2003/11/15 15:53]
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> If you like you can pop over here and check them out. There are some down
> by the creek beyond my back yard right now. But they're not escapees -
> probably been there for thou
Dear Dominique,
yup! ... as long as they squat because they don't move the same and jump
much higher than rabbits .. so i was told ...
i'll have to go to the zoo to have a look ... lol ...
If you like you can pop over here and check them out. There are some down
by the creek beyond my back yard
Tamara P. Duvall a fait jouer ses doigts de fée pour écrire à Ò[lace-chat]
Re: WallabiesÓ.
[2003/11/14 03:09]
> Well, they don't *differ* from kangaroos And, mistaking one for a
> rabbit, in a French countryside (where one might expect to see a
> rabbit, but not a pint-sized kangaroo) is n
Well the Wallabies in the forest of France has hit the local news. It was
just shown as a highlighted story for tonight's edition. Perhaps they
include a few of the now almost extinct species missing from the bush. I
wonder if the Australian government would allow them to emigrate back to
their
All this talk about wallabies sighted here and there out of their
"natural habitat", and I realised that I had no idea what they were
like (except similiar to kangaroos)... Not what size they were, not
how they differed from kangaroos. So, I went a-googling... :)
Well, they don't *differ* f
