I sincerely wish I had a picture of the day I brought Skatia to the park the same day that there were ten summer camps teams there of twenty children each. The pied piper effect was awe inspiring. The children were so thick around me as he walked about that I couldn't see the ground in any direction for at least ten feet. A hundred kids in neon yellow t-shirts all clamouring to the front so they might see him.
It happens every time I'm at the park with the creature. Skatia attracts children like friendly strangers with candy and teddy bears in nice looking cars.
I'm not sure how kosher it would be for an animal to wear the pelt of another animal of the same species. Perhaps instead we could fashion him a coat of rabbit fur. Spats made from the skin of mice.
I find that whenever you take an animal that's not a dog or cat anywhere you're flocked to by people. We take our Rat out with us on occasion and we get nervous stares from some, treats from others and usually a few admirers.
Ferrets actually shut down the brain of anyone within line of sight. It's exceedingly strange. You hear a wave of the word 'ferret' precede you by about fifteen feet.
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Chris: Cute.
Chris + Ferret: Black Hole of Cuteness explodes, destroys park, consumes innocent children, rips giant hole in space-time continuum.
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Nice picture. I may have to seduce him.
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oh, and that is a sick-cute picture. it's like they're swarming around to eat him.
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It was very, very strange.
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Chris, Ferrets, CHILDREN!!!!
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I'm not sure how kosher it would be for an animal to wear the pelt of another animal of the same species. Perhaps instead we could fashion him a coat of rabbit fur. Spats made from the skin of mice.
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