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That looks like a taxidermist’s joke. I’d put it right next to my jackelope.
those are so cute! I love jerboas.
http://www.independent.co.uk/multimedia/…
Oh! Oh! Those pygmy ones are adorable! http://pictures.imhonet.ru/user_files/ac…
#2 – that one is almost extinct. Booo!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hyApZROW…
Oh and #1: BEHOLD! http://crappytaxidermy.com/
I think Kelly O would LOVE to have any of those mounts on crappytaxidermy.com! Bet!
pikachu
Proof positive that Tyrannosaurus Rex is the ancestor of mice?
What the fuck IS that thing? Part mouse, part chicken? The fucking thing hops like a bird, and has weirdly disproportionally tiny front arms like a dinosaur.
Clearly an evolutionary hiccup.
Yeah, it looks fun, but after a few days the constant springy “boing! boing! boing!” noises they make will get on your nerves.
Kelly it’s abundantly clear that the ears on your posting’s jerboa are in no way similar to that of the endangered variety. Do you really think they look similar?
The only animal worthy of pining after is the capybara.
ahhhh!
#11 – both the pic in comment #2 and the link I posted in #4 are Long-Eared Jerboas… from the Jerboa subfamily Euchoreutes…
Yes, different. And almost extinct. I wish I could start a Long-Eared Jerboa Breeding Farm. Ah, to dream.
Carry on.