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New Fruit Eating Monitor Species Discovered

ladyknite

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I'd love to see that. But it's a important source of protein for indigenous people in Isabella and Aurora Provinces? They eat it? gad zooks
 

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How about some genetically HUGE dubias ? ;)
Daaaaang that's just amazing... 3 meters ?
Janie
 

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zebraflavencs said:
How about some genetically HUGE dubias ? ;)
Daaaaang that's just amazing... 3 meters ?
Janie
lol now that's an idea janie! I've been doing some readings on monitors today and i came across an article on extinct species too that dwarf even the komodo dragon and that the komodo dragon evolved in australia and then spread into indonesia
 

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Can you email me that article on the extinct species, Candice.. I'd love to read that !
Hey, you know me and my dubias ;)
Janie
 

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zebraflavencs said:
Can you email me that article on the extinct species, Candice.. I'd love to read that !
Hey, you know me and my dubias ;)
Janie
sure thing! i can post it up on here too...its on a website not a forum so i wouldnt be violating rules
 

ladyknite

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Janie,
You wanna feed people roaches? I lived in that area of the world once. ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww is all i have to say

rofl
 

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Sure Gina... People eat honey ants, maggots and other insects... why not something like the mads and the dubias ?
I'll have mine grilled please, with mush rooms and squash on a bed of pilaf...
*snorts*.
Candice, two very interesting and well worth posting articles indeed.....Great find !
Janie
 

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thanks janie! i actually came across them on a aussie forum francis recommended to me
 

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Ahhh I wondered if Francis didn't have a hand in those articles ....
Janie
 

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I read about this one last night. Its quite interesting. IM fairly sure there are organizations being deployed currently to collect a number of wild specimens to try and rescue this breed of monitor from extinction (as it is currently considered to be extremely endangered). Basically this animal has the look and size of a Croc monitor without the attitude or diet (being that it is not carnivorous). I forsee this ending up in the pet trade in about 10 years or so.
 

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Gina.. now why do I get the feeling, I'll get exactly that served to me some day in the future while visiting you ? Hmmmmm ?
I'd like some mint tea with lemon and honey to wash it all down with... And a straight face ! LOL !
Janie
 

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more like Yeongji-beoseot-cha to drink. Gotta help out that natural thought process as those wonderful proteins are taken in. Might as well do it right.
 

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well poop Candice. Sorry, way off topic.

Back to the MONITOR. lol
 
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