Last time I saw these turtles at the NC zoo, they were mating too... except one of them was upside down and hanging off of a rock. An interesting position, but my wife wasn't interested...
Frank B · 6 October 2008
Oh, the top tortoise is just reenacting the "Yurtle the Turtle" story, climbing up for a better view. We want this to be a kid friendly site.
Crudely Wrott · 6 October 2008
If you was the Turtle was walled in
Wiff a willin, if armored, young 'fing
(And what's fair and all
(what wiff the wall) and all)
Would you stop to think, on the brink,
Would you think
That this feeling may not last too long at all?
My ode to impending election. Thanks to The Panda's Thumb and random association for the idea. Oh yeah, and also the headlines.
I spent a 1/2 hour at a zoo once watching a tortoise try to get it on. Eventually I got wrangled away by friends who lacked the patience needed to see if he succeeded.
Phaedrus · 8 October 2008
The turtle lives twixt pleated decks which practically conceal its sex. I find it clever of the turtle in such a fix to be so fertile.
- Ogden Nash
(yeah, I know their tortoises)
Phaedrus · 8 October 2008
they're
Empire · 17 October 2008
The Humper is actually an African Leopard Tortoise Geochelone (Stigmochelys) pardalis and the Humpee is an African Spurred Tortoise Geochelone (Centrochelys) sulcata.
I thought that the exhibit gave the tortoises some cat name. I remembered it as "Tiger". The zoo's website had spurred tortoises listed so I figured my memory was wrong.
Henry J · 17 October 2008
Wait, those critters are trying to mate outside their species? tsk, tsk! ;)
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Schwende · 6 October 2008
Bow chicka bow...
Henry J · 6 October 2008
With that guy calling this a pron site, and you go and post that?!? LOL
It's turtles all the way down?
D. P. Robin · 6 October 2008
Got to love tortoise lust!
george · 6 October 2008
Last time I saw these turtles at the NC zoo, they were mating too... except one of them was upside down and hanging off of a rock. An interesting position, but my wife wasn't interested...
Frank B · 6 October 2008
Oh, the top tortoise is just reenacting the "Yurtle the Turtle" story, climbing up for a better view. We want this to be a kid friendly site.
Crudely Wrott · 6 October 2008
If you was the Turtle was walled in
Wiff a willin, if armored, young 'fing
(And what's fair and all
(what wiff the wall) and all)
Would you stop to think, on the brink,
Would you think
That this feeling may not last too long at all?
My ode to impending election. Thanks to The Panda's Thumb and random association for the idea. Oh yeah, and also the headlines.
Saddlebred · 7 October 2008
He likes them big girls.
megan · 7 October 2008
I spent a 1/2 hour at a zoo once watching a tortoise try to get it on. Eventually I got wrangled away by friends who lacked the patience needed to see if he succeeded.
Phaedrus · 8 October 2008
The turtle lives twixt pleated decks
which practically conceal its sex.
I find it clever of the turtle
in such a fix to be so fertile.
- Ogden Nash
(yeah, I know their tortoises)
Phaedrus · 8 October 2008
they're
Empire · 17 October 2008
The Humper is actually an African Leopard Tortoise Geochelone (Stigmochelys) pardalis and the Humpee is an African Spurred Tortoise Geochelone (Centrochelys) sulcata.
Reed A. Cartwright · 17 October 2008
Thanks.
I thought that the exhibit gave the tortoises some cat name. I remembered it as "Tiger". The zoo's website had spurred tortoises listed so I figured my memory was wrong.
Henry J · 17 October 2008
Wait, those critters are trying to mate outside their species? tsk, tsk! ;)