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Have you seen that "extinct or alive" animal planet show? Also Watch the guy Forrest Galante on the joe Rogan podcast. There is 2 podcasts, one before the second season was shot and one after. Fucking awesome shit if you are getting a buzz from this otter picture.
*Looking back up* that is the guy who found that Galapagos tortoise.
Yeah I watch Extinct or Alive, love that show. He should look for the Japanese River Otter along with the Japanese Wolf. Also, the Mexican Grizzly bear, the Chinese Paddlefish, and the Baiji
He also found the Zanzibar Leopard, the Pondicherry shark, the Miller's grizzled langur, and the Rio Apaporis caiman
I think he talks about the Grizzly bear in the second joe Rogan podcast. My favorite part of the first podcast was him talking about getting ready to head out for the Galapagos that he will end up finding the tortoise. Second favorite was about looking into a pocket of mountains that could hold the giant sloth. Carve out some time to watch those podcasts on YouTube really really good shit. 1240 and 1403 episode numbers.
Okay I will thanks
It looks like a mongoose
It does lol
Fun fact, I have seen wild mongooses in the USA
That's probably what it is
Hawaii and Caribbean?
Hawaii
Well the article said it is a river otter lol
It very well may be
I've seen them in Hawaii too. Tried to get a picture, but they're so fast
Looks bigger than a mongoose
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Mongoose love cobras lol
. lol
You saw the Javan mongoose in Hawaii
You know that the Meerkat is a mongoose lol
Did i?
They were tiny. Lol
It IS?
Yep!
Probably. I've never seen one.
Scientists think that the Japanese River Otter is extinct
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