Today I had to take Amber to the vet's for her six-weekly kidney injection. Because I have to get up early for the chickens, I decided to book an 8.30 appointment, and instead of going back to bed, I'd see what the day might hold.
As I left with Amber, I saw a neighbour on her way, as I supposed to work. Little did I know...
Awake (!) and alert (!!!) I decided to hop on a train and take myself off to London Zoo.
...Where I bumped into the neighbour with two young charges (who were bored).
A sign on the African Hunting Dogs enclosure said that there were two new females inside, and this may affect behaviour. What it did not say was that lunch had been served.
Vegetarians (ew, that means me!) and those with weak stomachs (that's me too!) beware.
eeeeeeeeeek... i don't even know how you managed to video it
ReplyDeleteThe things I do for my public...
ReplyDeleteThink I'm gonna pass on watching the vid. I'm too squeamish. Bad enough I almost lost my lunch when my boss & his wife were telling us about the insect & frog snacks for sale in Chinese markets. BARF
ReplyDeleteWell, they do have to eat too. Have to give you props on videoing that, if watching it was as hard as that was I admire your courage.
ReplyDeleteAs it happens, JoJo, as I got ready to film, I said to ther person next too me that I bet my American dog-loving friend would be glad her dogs didn't do that stuff.
ReplyDeleteVal - you are soooo right! That's so funny that you thought of me!! hahahaha
ReplyDeleteI'll pass on the video. In a perfect world everyone (human and animal) would be a vegetarian!
ReplyDeleteThey're cute and disgusting at the same time! Explosive mixture!
ReplyDeleteyuck, yuck, yuck and more yuck! I know they have to be fed but still...
ReplyDeleteBrave of you to video it, not sure I could have, not without losing my own lunch
I'm not a vegetarian but this made me a little queasy. lol
ReplyDeleteThanks - I think - for sharing.