Geography megathread-in-training - Page 13

Brother Daniel · 28th April 2018, 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeluvia

https://www.traveller.ee/blog/uncate...er-in-estonia

Number 7 is the best.

argh number 10

borealis · 28th April 2018, 01:44 PM

Except for the hornet and some minor species differences - oh, and the adder - it might be a piece about Cape Breton.

Cape Breton - like Estonia but animals less likely to kill you on purpose.

Brother Daniel · 28th April 2018, 02:20 PM

Just as the piece on Estonia left out the hedgehogs, so a similar piece about Cape Breton would probably leave out the porcupines.

borealis · 28th April 2018, 03:41 PM

They are very rare in CB. That's because until recently, it cost $1.50 to cross the Causeway, and porcupines never carry any cash.

Brother Daniel · 28th April 2018, 05:13 PM

Ah. I didn't realize they were rare in CB. I assumed that they were as plentiful there as they are here on the mainland.

Quote:

Originally Posted by borealis

That's because until recently, it cost $1.50 to cross the Causeway, and porcupines never carry any cash.

makes sense.

borealis · 28th April 2018, 05:21 PM

CB also has almost no skunks. One occasionally crosses from the mainland, but there is no breeding population yet.

Again, not great swimmers and carry no cash.

28th April 2018, 01:44 PM	#427436 / #302
borealis poikilothermic Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Canada	Except for the hornet and some minor species differences - oh, and the adder - it might be a piece about Cape Breton. Cape Breton - like Estonia but animals less likely to kill you on purpose. __________________

28th April 2018, 02:20 PM	#427441 / #303
Brother Daniel unbowed before the chaos Read my posts with the following stupid accent: a peninsula in the North Atlantic	Just as the piece on Estonia left out the hedgehogs, so a similar piece about Cape Breton would probably leave out the porcupines. __________________ Jiffy: Canadians are considered an invasive pest on New York roads and interstates borealis: They're pretty tasty stuffed and roasted. All dark meat though.

28th April 2018, 03:41 PM	#427459 / #304
borealis poikilothermic Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Canada	They are very rare in CB. That's because until recently, it cost $1.50 to cross the Causeway, and porcupines never carry any cash. __________________

28th April 2018, 05:21 PM	#427464 / #306
borealis poikilothermic Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Canada	CB also has almost no skunks. One occasionally crosses from the mainland, but there is no breeding population yet. Again, not great swimmers and carry no cash. __________________

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