I took him home (riding on Metro throught the whole city), showed him to Jitushka and the dogs, tried to feed him and then let him go.
Note that if I'd left him alone in the first place, he would be certainly killed by cars.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
His Name Was Sonic
Today, I found a hedgehog on a busy road.
I took him home (riding on Metro throught the whole city), showed him to Jitushka and the dogs, tried to feed him and then let him go.
Note that if I'd left him alone in the first place, he would be certainly killed by cars.
I took him home (riding on Metro throught the whole city), showed him to Jitushka and the dogs, tried to feed him and then let him go.
Note that if I'd left him alone in the first place, he would be certainly killed by cars.
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Most of hedgehogs are literally infested by fleas. Let us how the flea epidemic spreads through your family :-).
True story ! I agree with Anonymous.
Those are sonic fleas, they're not interested in men.
We had a very long warm bath and drowned them all. Don't tell me fleas can swim!
swim and dive, of course!
I can't access your recent interesting links from homepage of this blog. Can you fix that please?
Martin: When I click on "My recent interesting links", this points to http://feeds.fuxoft.cz/Fuxoft/Shared and this points to the page with my links. Doesn't that work for you?
It works again. Weird.
They can swim. Belive me. It is really difficult to drown them. Neither meditation, neither alcohol, neither prayer works. Chemistry does. Am I still talking about fleas?
Technically they can't swim as such, but they do float on the surface layer of water. Once you push them under, then they drop to the bottom and drown, ending up ded. D.E.D., ded.
Lucky I once spent several days in Texas drowning fleas...
Good man yourself! Fair play to you.
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