 "QUANTUM SHOT" #98READ PART 1 HERE MONKEYS:         FREE AS A BIRD Outstanding Birds of the World:          (image credit: Ilia Shalamaev)   Bird Power - Photograph by Watson Pickrell, circa 1906 This article says: Forget about horsepower. Ostriches pulled a sulky around a Los Angeles ostrich farm in the early 1900s. Although too heavy to fly, these strong-legged birds can reach speeds of 40 miles an hour (70 kilometers an hour) sprinting and 30 miles an hour (50 kilometers an hour) over longer distances." BATS Phantasmagorical photography by Tim Flach (click to enlarge)     (images credit: Tim Flach) INSECTS & INSECTOIDS    Image credit this spider bear is from Worth1000, a lot more of these hybrids are here:   More 'shopped creatures:   a distinguished alien: (thanks Alonline)  And we finish with A MYSTERY ANIMAL: What is this? or is this Photoshop?  UPDATE: We got this input - "I strongly suspect that the mystery animal on this page is a newborn capybara. I've never seen a naked newborn before, but the shape of the head is unmistakable - the 3 toes, the size, the fur color, and the ear shape and placement also correspond to the capybara." READ PART 1 - CRAZY ZOO CONTINUE TO THE NEXT ANIMAL POST! Sources: Karaul, Exler, FunPic, omwo, 1, Worth1000 Category: Animals,Funny Pics Related Posts: Animals have all the fun! |
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Could be wrong, but it looks like a baby capybara to me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capybara
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I think it's a "naked" guinea pig. See here: http://www.cavyconcepts.com/
I think it's a hairless guinea pig. We used to have some as pets. I used to say they looked more like little capybaras than guinea pigs.
I'm also going to go with the hairless guinea pig.
Hippopotamouse!
And the winner is......kstar!
>kstar said...
> Hippopotamouse!
Because "hippopotamouse" is so perfect that it automatically replaces whatever name was used before.
It's a naked guinea pig!
I am 99% certain that the mystery animal is a capybara. The shape of the head is a dead give away.
It is actually a hairless breed of guinea pig called a "Skinny Guinea" they are born with fur and lose it as they get older.
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It is absolutely 100% a skinny pig, a genetic mutation of the humble guinea pig
It is a black "Skinny Pig", I have a white one. They were mutated in a lab to make them hairless. Quite a hazardess act, but yes,,, 100% Skinny Pig. Mines name is KEMO. lol
Dude, that's a hairless guinea pig.
Its a hairless guinea pig. It looks like a capybara because guinea pigs are related to capybara. I have never herd of a skinny guinea pig though.
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