Since dillos are usually only seen flat as a pancake or waddling off into the dark out of headlight glare, I thought you might enjoy getting up close and personal with Shrek the Dillo.
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Yes-- they are fascinating! Don't even look real. Thanks for the info on the book-- I'll look for it. Hope the dillos don't go extinct.
ReplyDeleteDid you know that they are the only animal that give birth to identical quadruplets? I miss 'dillos.
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