I feel like Tonkey never winning anything!!!!!

Sorry 😞

Hehehe

Five

oh yeah! I win! I win!

I never win anything either, so might as well let myself win in my own thread

ahahahhahahahahahah

alright..................so what is it??

oh I just get to win

oh what is that thing up there?

I really don't know! I have to ask the zoo

I am thinking pac and others who say kinkajou are right

the paws are the same....the hairdo is quite different, but I think shovelgrrrrl said they are varied in color

freaky thing isn't it?

Would you go for a Silver-Gray Brushtail Possum?

http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/view.php?tid=3&did=9528 

I believe it is the possum family, which includes sugar gliders.

Five

^maybe oooh...what I send the pic to Natl Geographic and ask?

LOL dang these critters are cute/scary at the same time

I keep expecting to find out they can talk like yoda

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/data/2001/10/01/html/ft_20011001.2.html?fs=animals.nationalgeographic.com 

I still say Sugar Glider, not kinkaju. Although kinkaju is more fun to say. -B

^hi shovelgrrrl

wassssupp?! how are you?

don't sugargliders have that skunklike marking on their heads?

Okay, so I asked the people at the Zoo (they're not one of my departments, but they'd like to be). They told me that some moron (their words) photo-shopped the face of a possum onto some unnamed Australian marsupial (possibly a sugar glider, but I think they were just saying that to make me happy). So the answer is ~ This is not a real animal and does not exist in nature. Which would explain why neither Tom nor I could find one just like it. Just out of curiosity, where did you get the picture? -B

okay, I just emailed National Geographic LOL

^ 101

I WIN, I WIN!!!!!!!

That little sucker is a photo-shopped koalala-possum aka a kopossum or also, a polala.

Charlie nailed it back at #88. -B

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Thats a Gremlin's showgirl

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