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I used to have a 5 pound kitteh that could jump to the top of the fridge from the floor. One of her nicknames was Spring-Loaded.
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Caught this widdle possum snuffling through my eggplants. Not to worry, it was relocated quickly to the nearby forest preserve where it can eat all the ticks it wants.
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A few attempts to capture the eyes (and moods) of ButterscotchâŚ
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Gangsters: a band of coatis invade and ransack a warehouse in SĂŁo Paulo.
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Everyone else I know has seen them here (southern AZ), but I havenât yet: they stay away from town, and interestingly seem to like a little elevation from the desert floor.
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Although these animals are common in areas of Atlantic Forest, I only could see a group, quite large by the way, this year in Tijuca National Park. It was my first time with these funny and cute creatures.
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I think itâs a western jackdaw (Coloeus monedula), also known as the Eurasian jackdaw, the European jackdaw or simply the jackdaw.
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They look like a badger and a racoon got together for a good time.
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Their scientific name means something like ânosey nostrilâ.
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That is wonderful and, based on the Wikipedia article, quite accurate. I liked the description of how they use their tails to keep track of each other in dense undergrowth
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A âradgerâ? 
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Roger!
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Roger the radger?
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Roger that!
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