Giant Badger

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    Anti badger propaganda :sad:
     
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    Whats the girls doing out at night
     
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    Think its pro Badger Yvonne :)

     
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    Looks like a boarding school Jif.
     
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    Could it be a zebra? They look very similarish.
     
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      :lunapic 130165696578242 5:

      Do you know I took your Badger Badge to Shineyland & then forgot to wear it:doh:
       
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        don't badger me 001 (2).jpg
         
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          They should think themselves lucky its not one of these !
          This was on QI this week , a Honey Badger, the most ferocious animal in the world . Apparently it will attack anything , it aims for the testicles with them big claws !!!! :hate-shocked:
          I don't think its actually part of the badger family. Lovely little fella ain't he , great with the kids :biggrin:
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            Cor, now that's a Badger and a half :dbgrtmb:
             
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              Why do they have a cute name for such a ferocious looking brute.
               
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                  we women are safe as houses so ;):heehee:
                   
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                    Are they real untouched photos ? I have never heard of a Quokka before . They live in a tiny area of south west Australia.
                    This is a photo of a mother and little Eric her son.:biggrin:

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