lemurs escape
Posted: June 9th, 2010, 1:01 pm
I woulda shat bricks if I saw Lemurs in my backyard. I'm not too far from the Lemur Center actually.
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Someone needs to tell them that it's best not to head toward Chapel Hill when seeking out lady lemurs."They were able to forage and they stayed together while traveling," Dye said. "They did what lemurs do in the wild," including, apparently, striking out in search of young lady lemurs.
"They are so grounded," said Lemur Center Director Anne Yoder.
Actually, I was told in law school (by a couple of guy friends) that going toward Chapel Hill was THE THING to do when seeking out women, because there wasn't any competition from the men of that other campus.....CathyCA wrote:Someone needs to tell them that it's best not to head toward Chapel Hill when seeking out lady lemurs."They were able to forage and they stayed together while traveling," Dye said. "They did what lemurs do in the wild," including, apparently, striking out in search of young lady lemurs.
If there's ever been a case for job security, your friend Melanie certainly has one now.CameronBornAndBred wrote:My friend Melanie works at the lemur center, and she posted on facebook that the escapees were the ones she looks after. However, they escaped on her day off, so she was not to blame.
This activity isn't as bad as it may seem....until you get to the corners....DukeUsul wrote:I woulda shat bricks if...
That would be over yonder. ;)windsor wrote:Escaped Lemurs? Could lasers be next?
Umm... I'm studying them by the beach.lawgrad91 wrote:And Lavabe went all the way to Madagascar to study lemurs in the wild!