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I have owned quite a few um...different pets in my life. From crawfish to baby grey squirrels, I have lived a life full of animal companionship. What is the most unique animal you have ever had the pleasure of sharing your love and friendship with?
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#1
I had a crayfish named Claws for over a year. I bought him from a friend in 5th grade for $5.00. He was about 6" long from tail tip to claw tip, and he apparently never lost a claw. Quite the specimen. When he died, we all knew it pretty quickly. The stink came quick. I buried him in a cool whip container under the shrubbery in front of our house. I found a rock for a headstone on which I wrote "R.I.P. CLAWS".
Final score:
3points
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#2
Probably not that weird but when I was 9 I had a pet praying mantis for a while. The mantis had no name and lived off of bugs my dad killed with the fly swatter. It lived for 4 months before eventually dying of unknown causes.
Final score:
2points
Morgan Dove 2 years ago
Awesome! I recently lost my most special and unique pet/friend, a Southern Flying Squirrel! They are definitely underrated and unappreciated! Amazing companions!
#3
Well, more than one I have to say. Baby skunks and baby porcupines. When mowing hay sometimes a mother animal would get killed. (Usually rabbits but I remember these.) My father would feel awful and bring the orphan babies to the house to be cared for until they could be released. (They we’re not treated as pets.)
Final score:
1point
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Mark Berry 2 years ago
I had a crayfish named Claws for over a year. I bought him from a friend in 5th grade for $5.00. He was about 6" long from tail tip to claw tip, and he apparently never lost a claw. Quite the specimen. When he died, we all knew it pretty quickly. The stink came quick. I buried him in a cool whip container under the shrubbery in front of our house. I found a rock for a headstone on which I wrote "R.I.P. CLAWS".
Mark Berry 2 years ago
I had a crayfish named Claws for over a year. I bought him from a friend in 5th grade for $5.00. He was about 6" long from tail tip to claw tip, and he apparently never lost a claw. Quite the specimen. When he died, we all knew it pretty quickly. The stink came quick. I buried him in a cool whip container under the shrubbery in front of our house. I found a rock for a headstone on which I wrote "R.I.P. CLAWS".
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