For those who were wondering....
Jun. 7th, 2001 03:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
litheraWhy a turtle?
Well, turtles are cute. I like turtles. I have always had a fondness for them.
For awhile my happy thought was a little turtle (imagine the cute little turtle) who would make mecha-robot noises when he walked. Go on think about it. It's great. Whhhhhirrr-chunk. Whhhhhhrrrr-chunk. Kind of like AT&AT walking noises.
Turtles do not climb things, thus, consequently, they cannot fall from great heights unless they are dropped. I do not want to be worrying about a kitten deciding to take a leap off of my balcony.
Turtles live in tanks. They do not need to go outside or be walked. Marvelous that.
I could be happy watching a turtle walk around in his tank for hours on end. I would move things around and change the terrain. I would feed him bits of hamburger and lettuce.
That is why a turtle.
I would like a kitten, but right now, I'd be araid to let it near windows or anything else even faintly related to a possible fall.
Well, turtles are cute. I like turtles. I have always had a fondness for them.
For awhile my happy thought was a little turtle (imagine the cute little turtle) who would make mecha-robot noises when he walked. Go on think about it. It's great. Whhhhhirrr-chunk. Whhhhhhrrrr-chunk. Kind of like AT&AT walking noises.
Turtles do not climb things, thus, consequently, they cannot fall from great heights unless they are dropped. I do not want to be worrying about a kitten deciding to take a leap off of my balcony.
Turtles live in tanks. They do not need to go outside or be walked. Marvelous that.
I could be happy watching a turtle walk around in his tank for hours on end. I would move things around and change the terrain. I would feed him bits of hamburger and lettuce.
That is why a turtle.
I would like a kitten, but right now, I'd be araid to let it near windows or anything else even faintly related to a possible fall.
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Re: waitaminute...
Date: 2001-06-07 04:32 pm (UTC)It's true. Puffer fish, especially in captivity, are perfectly capable of--and on occasion not smart enough to refrain from--puffing themselves to death. It's not something you want to see.