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ha ha, awesome video! The guy sounds like Jeremy Clarkson off of Top Gear with the way he speaks.
Trust me David Attenbourgh and Jeremy Clarkson don't sound alike :-)
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0.1 partner 1.2 kids 0.1 grandkids 0.1 royal python 1.0 Butter motley corn snake 1.0 Bearded dragon 1.1 American green tree frogs 1.0 Labrador 1.0 Jack russell terrier 1.0 cat 0.1 rabbit
Your only young once, but you can be immature your whole damn life :-D
The guy sounds like Jeremy Clarkson off of Top Gear with the way he speaks.
I agree with Swany - he sounds nothing like Jeremy Clarkson. However, it did make me wonder if that was the first time you'd seen/heard David Attenborough. If so, you have a lot to look forward to - get ahold of his back catalogue of documentaries and start watching them, pronto!
I'd guess that within a 30 mile radius of my home there are 7 very distinct regional accents that all sound completely different :-)
Wayne having lived in the UK you know we all sound alike ;-)
Doc, Sorry for the interruption.
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0.1 partner 1.2 kids 0.1 grandkids 0.1 royal python 1.0 Butter motley corn snake 1.0 Bearded dragon 1.1 American green tree frogs 1.0 Labrador 1.0 Jack russell terrier 1.0 cat 0.1 rabbit
Your only young once, but you can be immature your whole damn life :-D
Trust me David Attenbourgh and Jeremy Clarkson don't sound alike :-)
not actually sound of voice or accent, but the manner in which he speaks is fairly similar, very measured with emphasis on certain key words in the sentence structure. A parody can be heard here where he emphasizing all the nuances of the way he speaks.
Unfortunately, I haven't taken many lately as I've been so busy with work.
Here are a couple from October, though:
... and two from a recent feeding. The male appeared to be hanging on with only one hind foot, but I think he was cheating and using his tail. I can't recall if I have posted this here before, but I thought this was pretty impressive for a such a big lizard. He was clearly hungry.
After feeding was over, he just spun around and climbed up to bask.
I just scrolled through 19 pages of something i know nothing about ,that bieng said i learnt a few things from this wonderful thread and thankyou Crocdoc for this ,so many beautifull pictures and great write ups with each explaining whats what !..............awsome work mate
Wow great pictures! Thank you so much for sharing your companions and your personal experience with them and from others that have replied also.Reading such experiences always inspires and make me more addicted to Varanus's,then ever! again Thank you so much!
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