Your Favourite living creature on this Planet - Not Human

Uncle Spielberg

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The Snow Leopard. What a thing of BEAUTY.

 

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Damn good pick,US.
Here's mine. Barely hanging on to existence

 

Wilko

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Pugs. Never fail to amuse me and make me smile.

 

Uncle Spielberg

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35 left ? That is shocking.

 

BuddyBoy

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Gorillas and all the great apes amaze me to no end.

 

Uncle Spielberg

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Wilko said:

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Pugs. Never fail to amuse me and make me smile.

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What a character !

 

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Uncle Spielberg said:

35 left ? That is shocking.

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Probably less. They find one or two whilst surveying a large region and then extrapolate that over the mountainous area.
Only TEN are known to exist in the wild.

 

Wilko

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Uncle Spielberg said:

What a character !

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Here is one to warm the heart US

 

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Farehamseagull

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Uncle Spielberg said:

The Snow Leopard. What a thing of BEAUTY.

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Completely agree, they are stunning creatures.

My local zoo Marwell have just bred three snow leopard cubs, gorgeous little things.

 

clippedgull

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Chimpanzee

 

The Legend that IS Lawro

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Uncle Spielberg

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Wilko said:

Here is one to warm the heart US

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Adorable !

 

Uncle Spielberg

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You can't go to far wrong with one of these.

 

Daffy Duck

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Isn't that a white tiger not a snow leopard.

I do agree though, they are such beautiful animals.

And red pandas, too.

 

Uncle Spielberg

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Daffy Duck said:

Isn't that a white tiger not a snow leopard.

I do agree though, they are such beautiful animals.

And red pandas, too.

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You could be right. Here is the Snow Leopard equally as stunning.

 

brightn'ove

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Daffy Duck said:

Isn't that a white tiger not a snow leopard.

I do agree though, they are such beautiful animals.

And red pandas, too.

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That's what I thought, looks like a white tiger to me.

This is a snow leopard

 

brightn'ove

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Anyway, in answer to the question, emperor penguins!!!

 

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Brian Parsons

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For me its a tie between Snow Leopards and Tigers. Both struggling to avoid extinction and the sooner someone tells the Chinese that Tiger bones are not medicinal in any shape or form the better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

BHAZiggy

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My cat, Wembley!

 

Bevendean Hillbilly

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Lways been fond of an otter. They would have scouse accents if they could talk.