Country/State : France, Brittany Age : 58 Joined : 2014-10-13 Posts : 123
Subject: A good new and a bad new Wed Apr 11, 2018 5:31 pm
The last migration birds dinosaurs are back in Britanny! The travel was long for the heavy sauropods. Most of them come from the remote jurassic. Spring can now start. That is the good new.
The bad new is only one giraffe is here this year. Since the last few years, the remaining giraffes have been joining in the sauropod herds to feel less lonely. Giraffe poaching goes on in order to supply the toy market demand. How many giraffes do you have in your collection?
Country/State : colombia Age : 66 Joined : 2010-11-04 Posts : 5897
Subject: Re: A good new and a bad new Wed Apr 11, 2018 5:58 pm
Very nice photo ....and........poor giraffe.
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75senta75
Country/State : Germany Age : 58 Joined : 2011-11-09 Posts : 2683
Subject: Re: A good new and a bad new Wed Apr 11, 2018 6:28 pm
There seem to be some big things in Brittany. Not just the famous menhirs (German: Menhire) also dinosaurs and giraffes. Certainly a scientific sensation!
Or - maybe the dinosaurs are from the "Parc de Préhistoire de Bretagne" for a visit? [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Yes, the giraffe seems a little bit lonely, but have in mind: The nature always finds a solution. Maybe there are still friends somewhere?
For your question: At the moment I have about 40 giraffes in my collection, the oldest is about 104 years old, almost the age as the dinosaurs. The youngest giraffe is only a few years old. Thank you for the nice story.
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Country/State : Portugal Age : 50 Joined : 2010-08-20 Posts : 35848
Subject: Re: A good new and a bad new Wed Apr 11, 2018 10:49 pm
Seeing the striking pattern of a giraffe, I think how many sauropods and other prehistoric creatures had striking patterns too. I see Britanny fauna is in good shape these days. By the way, I don't have many giraffes, just a few but one of them is from Britains not Britanny.