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2002

Aug 31

Picture of Philippines Tarsiers
In a search for more tarsier images, I found the source of my favorite. "The Tarsier can rotate its head almost all the way around and has adhesive pads on its limbs that allow it to cling to branches vertically or horizontally." I love you, tarsier. Will you live in a sandwich with the Tasty Kittens?»

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