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Kukaburra, what a great call. Second only to the haunting loon call.
They're not anywhere near my favorite animal, but if dolphins could survive in freshwater, it would be interesting to hear about all the interactions people have with them near me considering people have re-learned they have a language, even if it's more like 50,000-BCE-human-levels of communication. If any were integrated, I wouldn't mind going the extra mile to treat them as anyone else and anticipate them showing up.
if dolphins could survive on freshwater
Well, you're in luck cause these guys already exist
Yeah but I mean bottlenose ones. They're the ones which are being studied, the other species are to bottlenose dolphins what other apes are to humans. If you put a bottlenose dolphin in freshwater, they get all wrinkly before dying due to saltwater having the chemical properties they need.
Polar bears. It would be hilarious.
Platypus would be cool, or African land snails
Pretending that theyβd have a good life here: koalas and elephants.
Giant land snails!! They're soooo sooooo cuttteeee, but also unfortunately sooo destructive here.
Tarantulas. We don't have any.
red pandas.
also pandas.
samoyeds too.
cockatiels, elephant seals, blue whales and giant squids aren't bad either.
Hedgehogs or stoats. They're delightful little critters in their own ways I love them both
I need sloths, hummingbirds, monarch butterflies, raccoons and orang utans in my life, please.
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Nutrias. Oh wait, they're already here!
Hedgehogs. Damn cute and eat slugs and snails.
Humans! ..... oh no wait ... we already did that one
They wished for that hundreds of thousands of years ago, so be careful what you wish for
Velociraptors