Species number one:
The rare adamwallaroo.
Native to Fresno.
Generally inhabits dense plywood tree stands.
Diet consists of pastrami sandwiches, gin and tonics.
Sunday, September 24, 2006
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Seen here in a rare photo that captures even the pouch.
Perhaps the most amazing site I saw at the zoo that day! I also appreciate that he was one of the few male animals that had the decency to cover his nutsack
i heard that he likes to have his gynecomastia rubbed.
(it's funny, because i couldn't remember that word, and just googled man boobs. voila, href="http://www.gynexin.com/">cures for gynecomastia)
On the topic of nutsacks.
Dude! Did you see the flying foxes? I'll post a photo later but there's some well endowed mammals right there.
The funny thing is when I started at my job my boss was teaching me a couple things about bats including how to sex them and she told me "it's obvious when it's a male."
And yeah, it is pretty obvious even with the tiny bats I work with but damn.. it was obvious with those flying foxes.
Forget hung like a horse.. more like hung like a bat.
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