Hello! I'm new here, and I figured asking everyone's favorite animal would be a good way to meet everyone.
Personally I am quite fond of bottlenose dolphins.
Favorite Animal
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HunterC3155
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Favorite Animal
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An interesting method of making ones acquaintance with others, but one I personally relate with. As for my favorite creature, it would have to be canines, but if I had to choose one species, I would have to pick foxes. For personal reasons I particularly relate to the Kitsune as I have multiple personality disorder and Kitsune are known for their shapeshifting properties and multiple tails. (in this case relating to my multiple personalities.)
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The possibilities are endless - indeed they are; just as the universes and dimensions possible are.
From each different aspect of life, I could not name a single one animal I deem useless - currently my favorite one would be Chironex fleckeri ("sea wasp") or the human.
From each different aspect of life, I could not name a single one animal I deem useless - currently my favorite one would be Chironex fleckeri ("sea wasp") or the human.
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Bless my soul, I missed this opportunity the first time round! HunterC3155 WHERE ARE YOU NOW? This is most remiss of me. Another late welcome and thank you on behalf of the Oracle forum community is in order.
I personally am a huge fan of Eurasian Beavers, bring ancient abused waterways and wetlands back to life: reinvigorating biodiversity, water filtration, and ingenious antiflood techniques, while their engineering skills establish encouraging habitats for a wide range of other species that benefit from an animal rather than human impact on the landscape. I saw a great many of them in the rivers of Western Finland but a few weeks ago taking care of rehabilitation in plain sight. Let's keep this post rolling.
Thank you Koguntetsu for performing this task in the first instance and the recently arrived theforeverforgiving for taking the latest lead.
Kind Regards Redbeck

I personally am a huge fan of Eurasian Beavers, bring ancient abused waterways and wetlands back to life: reinvigorating biodiversity, water filtration, and ingenious antiflood techniques, while their engineering skills establish encouraging habitats for a wide range of other species that benefit from an animal rather than human impact on the landscape. I saw a great many of them in the rivers of Western Finland but a few weeks ago taking care of rehabilitation in plain sight. Let's keep this post rolling.
Thank you Koguntetsu for performing this task in the first instance and the recently arrived theforeverforgiving for taking the latest lead.
Kind Regards Redbeck

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