Hi Terry
Doing ok here, just back from a Writers Festival event about police procedurals with mystery authors and the police. Nice food beforehand and then a good chat by the guests
Just so you know not everything is out to kill you…
https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2022-09-13/cockatoos-cockies-bin-lid-flip-culture-bricks-bird-cognition/101424194
Very true for male kangaroos. Reds are huge and even the greys are big enough to cause serious damage. Wild animals should be in the wild.
I have never had a problem with wild kangaroos - they look up at you and then decide to whether hop on or not. And they love mandarins, they used to eat them at Mum and Dad's old place. No fruit at kangaroo height
It was 3 years old and into breeding age. They fight each other a lot
Cute when young but not so much as they grow older. They use their very powerful legs as weapons capable of gutting a person
The guy who died was the owner. A sad reminder that they are not domesticated animals in any way, shape or form
@Albert1434 are you still excited about planning your holiday or are you all booked and ready to go?
I'm imagining you with bags packed by the door and Steve rolling his eyes because you have weeks to go
One of the ummm… joys of crowd funded items on Indiegogo is the risk that the items you support will never eventuate.
I supported a tea maker (naturally enough) about 5 years ago and had given up on anything coming. Well imagine my surprise when I hear that they may actually send me something apparently the courier has it and now I just need to wait… some more…
I also supported a laser engraver to make Christmas gifts over twelve months ago and that might be turning up too
This might be my last go at crowd funded items… until next time