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Argema-Brassingtonei — Did you Know Raptor Edition
Published: 2010-09-18 20:40:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 1111; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 7
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This made me laugh! Hilarious, love the pending doom of the goofy turkey. Watch out for those 6 ft turkeys and their friends. Thanks for faving Little Kora.
Thanks again for sharing,
Blair
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Thanks so much, I'm glad it made you laugh, that's why I drew it ^^
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That kid has obviously never seen a wild turkey up close, if I saw a six foot wild turkey I'd be scared. Sooo scared.
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Honestly I dismissed this comment for a while until the other day when I was picking up a pumpkin and this 'pet' turkey behind some chicken wire was throwing it's self bodily against the wire trying to get to me. I do not want to know what it would have done if it escaped.
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Heh, funny comic. Though technically, dromaeosaurs are equally closely related to both birds of prey and turkeys.
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Hey that's cool! I love all the information about dinosaurs I can get!
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Even though "Raptor" does mean Bird of Prey.
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I though raptor translates as 'thief'. O.o
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Well, birds of prey are also called raptors. Eagles, hawks, owls.
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In general, any bird of prey, including owls. The raptors are sometimes restricted to eagles, falcons, hawks, and vultures (birds of the order Falconiformes), all diurnal predators that "seize and carry off" (Latin raptare) their prey.
... or at least that's what encyclopedia Britannica told me.
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I like the top panel. Two awesome funky raptors.
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lol yah, my lazy drawing skills often produces some interesting effects :-P
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Hehe... Definitely. This drawing's da bomb, man.
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NEEEERRRRD!!! LOL! I am the first comment hahaha! It sucks having friends sometimes doesn't it?
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