Wild Animals Article: Animals In The Wild

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posted by vider69

So I've made my eighth spot, after making 'Hollywood's Pretty Women' (which is only for the open minded I guess) and making the 'Domestic Animals' spot I decided that it wouldn't be complete without a matching spot so I made the 'Wild Animals' spot and it seems to be very popular, I love all animals so making this spot was a great experience for me and I've had a lot of fun with it and so have some of the fans, as I see in the comments regarding the images, lol, and a huge thank you for your contributions and comments I've had a great time looking at what everyone has added and the funny comments that are so well put, it is much appreciated, I don't only make these spots with myself in mind, but for the fans who enjoy it so much and feedback is always a good thing, so please feel free to ad anything, it is hard keeping up with some of you but I check all the spots and ad to them as much as I can, and I hope you all continue to have fun on Fanpop.
P.S. I have just changed this spot icon and banner, I hope that you all like the new ones. Cheers.

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Zuko14 cool wild animals rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

zoyajack I am very fond of the wildlife,its an wonderful experience to know about the amazing creatures... wildlife century

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Source: Wild Animals (Google Search)

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What is a Wild Habitat for a Wild Animal?

posted by SRitchieable

J Ryder - Wild Robin on a UK Clothesline (<a href=

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J Ryder - Wild Robin on a UK Clothesline (http://gallery.hd.org/_c/natural-science/_more2006/_more06/robin-redbreast-o n-washing-line-in-suburban-back-garden-Kingston-London-England-1-JR.jpg.html)

"My kettle's no use any more," mother said...
She hurled the hole-y thing over the hedge...

A robin who found it flew down from a tree..:
"This'll do nicely for missus and me..."

Now robin and family, happily settled..,
Peep out - all five from the hole in the kettle.
I Serraillier

For centuries the English have observed that robin redbreasts like to nest in human's discarded 'junk'. Old hats, old boots, old kettles (above). If the human's 'junk' is to be found in or near human habitation, the better robins like it. Robins love to roost in occupied barns and buildings, and small suburban backgardens....