On very public display at Cooper Creek Wilderness in the Daintree ...
Cassowaries mating on Neil Hewett's back lawn on Wednesday August 1, 2012.
If you would like to visit the oldest surviving rainforest on earth and/or learn more about Cooper Creek Wilderness, click here: http://www.ccwild.com
Jennifer,
I haven't been following your blog as closely as I should. Am I safe in assuming that one of your unfinished projects is the dystopian novel?
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THAT female (recipient) is over 200 lb (95 kg)!
The male very seriously considered the safest escape route before separating ... but the female was immediately onto him for some serious payback.
Well gee whiz,
Sory Libby....I only caught it one night by accident on TV.
He was still calling them whichever the southern variety of frog.
It was still extremely funny when it was juxtaposed with the comment that there are only 50 left.
That part is correct. 🙂 🙂
There therefore seems to be only 50 southern CORROBOREE frogs left who answer when they're called.
Tim Flannery was "calling" the Southern Corroboree Frog, which is not the southern bell frog. The Southern Corroboree Frog is IUCN listed as Critically Endangered. The Southern Bell Frog is IUCN listed as Endangered.
http://youtu.be/zFOwFaUUHBU
Facts, accuracy, the truth. All absent on this LOL blog (except for Neil's wonderful additions).