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"Cetacean Lifestyle"
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Net voor en net na de show heb je heeeel even tijd om foto's te maken van de achtertanks. De foto's zijn dus ook een heeeel korte momentopname van Morgan. Ook is er niet te zien of Morgan het slachtoffer is of ook daadwerkelijk iets terugdoet. Geen eerlijke bron dus. De orka in Seaworld is intussen al bijna geheeld, een ongelofelijke prestatie van de dierenartsen daar
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Dats wel dom, dat is net zoiets als zeggen van die tijger word in een teklein hokje gehouden als je pas 1 dag in een dierentuin werkt en de tijger een heel verblijf heeft. Echt? Wat mooi! Wat was er eigenlijk gebeurt dat die kin zo is gegaan? Knalde ze op het verblijf ofzo? En daar is ook een voorbeeld van te snelle conclusies van mensen
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Seaworld zelf denkt dat hij tegen een mechanisme van de hekken is geknald. Activisten maken er weer van dat hij werd opgejaagd door andere orka's of zelfs gebeten is door een andere orka. Maar de wond was veelste netjes recht afgeslepen voor een bijtwond. Maar toch gaan ze net zo hard door met dingen roepen die niet bevestigd zijn of bewezen kunnen worden
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Ik denk ook dat het dan het hek is. En als hij gebeten was door een andere orka, dan zou er toch een orka rond lopen met een verwonding? Ik bedoel ik laat mij ook niet geschopt worden dan schop ik terug.
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Hier ook een mooi voorbeeld: [link]
Kalia is veel kleiner dan het volwassen mannetje Ulises. Maar ze is wel
hoger in rang dus raakt ze Ulises best heftig terwijl hij niks terugdoet
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Inderdaad een heel mooi voorbeeld, eigenlijk best eng als je niet weet wat er mis is. Zouden ze elkaar kunnen verdrinken? Of elkaars vinnen kunnen afbijten?
Eigenlijk is dat van Morgan niet zo erg vergeleken met dit
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Dat zouden ze inderdaad kunnen doen als ze echt
agressief waren, maar dit is gewoon dominantie gedrag.
Mocht het agressief worden dan kunnen hier de trainers
ingrijpen en de dieren bijvoorbeeld apart houden. In
het wild kan dit natuurlijk niet
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In het wild kunnen ze gelukkig vluchten, zijn er ooit echte agressieve gebeurtenissen geweest?
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Welcome and Thank you for joining us at . Feel free to add your beautiful animals to our gallery.
Please read the rules in the About Us Section.
Enjoy & Have Fun
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Have you been at Loro Parque the last few days? If so I'm fairly sure I saw you over the weekend!
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I think I saw you at the orca stadium then
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Haha I wasn't too hard to spot, I had these guys on my bag 
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Thanks a lot for your 
Be sure to check out my newest deviation [link]
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Thanks very much for the Favs!!!!!
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Thank you for adding one of my bird photos into your favourite collection
Please take care and have a good day ^__^
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Sorry to bother you, but i was wondering if [link] was still for trade
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It is 
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Awesome! I'm going hunting today or tomorrow, would you like a squirrel pelt or skull? I might find a snake or opossum. maybe raccoon, ya never know in NC lol
I also have something called Nature Skarz, Nature Skarz is where i get a branch and carve a picture or name into the branch and add things like leaves,bead,fur,bones ETC.
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I'd be very interested in a squirrel or opossum skull, if you live in the USA though I am not sure if the wolf bracelet will go through customs without any trouble
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OK, I plan on trying to them this afternoon
I've looked and it's okay. I feel bad for the wolf, but I would feel closer with my spirit animal
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Thanks for the fav!
See also my new image: [link]
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Thanks for the fav on Killer Whale ballet. You've got some great shots of your own of wonderful sea mammals! I had to edit out the pole that was just in front of our seats which is why you can see the edit, sorry.
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Ooh I see! I noticed it because I know the animals well and the eyepatches looked a bit weird!
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Well, you caught me! I'll try to do better next time!
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Hello! My friend recommended me to talk to you, as she said that you have had experience with raising pigeons before! My cat brought in an egg yesterday, which I presume to be a pigeon or dove egg, and currently I just candled the egg to see whether it is fertile and alive and it is! I think it is in the range of 7-10 days old as the chick is still quite small, about 2cm long I think. Im currently using a posable normal lamp, a straw nest/feathers and slightly moistening the egg every few hours, allowing it to evaporate before I next spray. I dont have an incubator, but my school does have a heat cupboard. Do you have any advice on any experiences you have had raising pigeons? I really don't want the guy to die
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Hatching it without an incubator will be very hard since it needs an exact temperature and humidity, aswell as a very strict way of turning the egg around (the last both so it won't stick to the scale of the egg on the inside) if it's 10 days old you might have a chance but any younger will most likely not succeed
I'd say place it on a heating plate/stone/etc with a wet piece of cloth on it and measure the temperature with a thermometer. The ideal temperature should be around 38 celcius/311 Kelvin/100 Fahrenheit.
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I think it may be over 10 days old, the egg is currently turning grey (which I read online means that it will hatch soon(?))
Ill try and measure the temperature... and I have been keeping it atleast humid in my own way
Im just worried about how to feed it now 
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If you manage to hatch it that's already a huge milestone! it's very hard to do so by hand. The egg turning grey means either it will hatch soon or the chick has died and the blood starts to clog/turn darker inside.
What I feed my pigeon chicks when I have to handfeed them is: hardboiled eggs, crushed rusk/toast/hard bread to tiny crumbs and very small bird feed such as parakeet seeds from the petstore all mixed into a paste. Add water to make it a bit most so the chick will not choke on it when it sticks to the throat but also not too fluid because he chick could 'drown' when it reaches the wrong way.
The best way is to feed it with a tube or syringe, the parents sticks their beaks quite deep in the throat so you can do the same, the chick will not easily damage from it
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Ah...... then I think I may have a problem.... Im not sure but all I can see is a darkish mass, I can see that there are still veins with blood in around the egg, but Im not sure about the chick anymore :/ I will still keep the egg for a few more days, just to check....
Thanks for the information though
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If the veins get more and more visible the egg is most likely decaying =\ but I would wait it out some days
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Okay 
I thought its chances were slim from day 1 anyway, since it was cracked when I got it :/
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Then there is probably something like this inside: [link] I opened this egg after I found a crack (a pigeon stood on it and cracked it) =\
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Ah..... My mum wants me to open the egg to see how developed it was.... but I don't want to see anymore dead birds
This always seems to happen to me when I look after birds ||OTL
I do have a picture posted of what it looked like yesterday if you would like to look, although it isnt clear
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Hello! I just wanted to comment on that neat taxidermy type stuff you have in your gallery. I also have a career in the animal world, though not cetaceans or pinnipeds in particular, though I did attend an externship in Mexico that dealt solely with marine mammal medicine. Keep up the good work!!
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I would love it my friend if you joined my group..To help get the word out around the world about at the water people..They need our voices to tell the world about their plight..The water people we fight for right now is The Taiji Japan Dolphin..Sept 1 the slaughter of pods will began..I would love it if you could add your voice to ours..To spread the news. the groups link is..[link]
For the Dolphins..May the Goddess bless..Ladyjart
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I'm already moderator of a group against the Taji slaughter: [link]
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Do you sell the seal pelts?
They are in one Shop-Group - that's why I am wondering.
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Hello, all in that folder is for trade
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Oh, pretty cool.
I am Lychnobia from CabinetCuriosities (did you get the rabbits btw?)
What are you looking for trade for one?
I am very interested.
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If you have anything marine mammal related I am very interested
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Nope I did not receive them yet
The front pelt of the harbor seal is
in the best condition, it is very thick
and soft. Also really vintage it's quite
old (was a museum piece)
The other is very short rough fur and
a piece is taken out to craft
I am not particulary looking for pieces
normally I go for foxes and such but these
seal pelts are quite dear to me
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Mh.
With which one would you part?
I don't think we have a lot marine mammal stuff.
We have some sperm whale skull fragments and one big bone - but those are christinas and I don't think she will let it go.
Do you just look for marine mammal stuff?
(if you can 'reserve' me one of the seals: I am going to scandinavia in september and I can look if I will find something related)
Do you have bigger photos and fullshots of the seals? :>
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They are both very hard to part with for me but in my opnion the harbor seal piece is more appealing to you/other buyers. I am not just looking for marine mammal stuff but that has my liking while for other animal parts I am not looking for anything particular so it will be hard to pick a trade. Do you have something in mind to trade for the seal?
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Mh...I do have some stuff. But I fear it will be small stuff.
Like rex-rabbit pelts, tails, feathers or bones.
I do have a gray fox for trade or a brushwolf tail.
I doubt you are interested?
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