Re: [PIC] Common Pika

In article <Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.990816144650.7861D-100000@vtn1>, Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote:
>On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, JRO wrote:
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>> Geraldine Jones <we9...@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message
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>> > I tried using a tranceparancy, but can't seem to do whiskers.  Please feel
>> > free to diddle....and he needs a bushy tail.  The picture looked so much
>> > better..sigh...
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>> Maybe his tail is gone, because Clover's cat got ahold of it. That could be
>> why her cat is mad; this is the one that got away....
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>> JRO
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>So that's what happened to Pika's tail.  Clover...talk to your cat, get
>the tail and put it back on!  Or, if someone else's cat took it, put it
>back.  (in other words, Pika needs a tail...diddles needed)
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The pika resembles a small rabbit and is included in the rabbit order,
Lagomorpha, but it belongs to a different family. It has broad, rounded
ears, and all four of its legs are about the same length. The pika is
tailless and reaches a length of 6 to 9 inches (15-23 cm). Its deep,
soft coat is grayish or buff in color.

Copyright � 1996 P.F. Collier, A Division of Newfield Publications, Inc.
George G. Goodwin, PIKA,., Vol. 19, Colliers Encyclopedia CD-ROM,
02-28-1996. 


I think someone is pulling all our tails .... because pikas don't have any!
I played with the whiskers a bit, rounded the ears, and some minor body
changes.



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