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..couldn't resist..
Strange and Improbable Animal Friendships! (30 pics)
http://icantbelieveit.org/2013/06/strange-animal-friendships.html
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A baby hippo was swept away by a tsunami and rescued by a wild life reservation. A 130 year old tortoise immediately befriended him.
A stray cat wandered into this asiastic bears enclosure at the Berlin Zoo. Its been coming back frequently for 10 years to visit its friend
After a devastating forest fire, fire rescue ran out of crates for the animals saved from the blazes. This fawn and baby bobcat were placed together in the office. Hours later, firemen noticed theyd taken a liking to one another and cuddled for the duration they were kept together.
Fridays Child
(23,998 posts)"You talkin' to me?"
rusty fender
(3,428 posts)about anything, let alone another creature not from its species, but this tortoise really likes this hippo! Amazing.
Donald Ian Rankin
(13,598 posts)I think your title would probably get X-rated...
countryjake
(8,554 posts)on a page full of absolutely beautiful examples of adaptability.
Donald Ian Rankin
(13,598 posts)Missed the original typo ..corrected..
ReRe
(10,597 posts)... who the actual intelligent animals on this planet are.
countryjake
(8,554 posts)adopted after she killed its mother, is the one that simply blows me away!
quinnox
(20,600 posts)Cats are awesome, it must be said.
bvar22
(39,909 posts)They became BFFs, and played and hunted together.
Born to Be Wild
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=268x5178
Happy Birthday to Blossom the Rescue Fawn!
http://www.democraticunderground.com/11614780
Blossom, the Rescue Fawn, has since Answered the Call, and joined the herd of Does that run around this area.
She told us she was getting ready to do so,
and we let her go with our blessing.... and a little grief.
We miss her.
We think we see her from time to time,
but it is impossible to really know.
countryjake
(8,554 posts)Your pictures show what an exquisite creature Blossom is.
Thanks for sharing the rest of your story here, I'd seen the little fawn's earlier days from your original post, but have wondered whatever became of her in these years since. I'll bet your big boy kitty misses her, too.
Those sort of brief encounters with Nature are the stuff of dreams, I think. Starkraven (or you) should write a book.