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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Nov 1997.
Re: 3 line animal heads

Re: 3 line animal heads

bart asks:
> 
> Probably also a FAQ: What kind of animal is a "lemur"? My
> english-dutch dictionary does not have an answer to it. Is it some 
> kind of squirl?


<SNrrrK>  de-cloak from lurking ....

The correct term is "prosimian primate."  These are highly endangered
relatives of ours from the rapidly disappearing rainforests of
Madagascar.

Been enjoying the lemur ascii's, all, thank you very much !

Just had a need to add these links because a very dear friend of mine is
doing exciting but near-futile research to save these beautifil animals
before they become extinct.  There are dozens of lemur species, for the
moment.  Plz check 'em out :

http://www.duke.edu/web/primate/

and

http://www.duke.edu/web/primate/piclink.html

<kZZZZnrk> re-lurk mode established


 --  popabear  ____________________^____________________
                 _________________/ \_________________
Gardner  L.  Prabel               | |           Mental Aberration is
glp...@csc.ncsu.edu             | |                  a State of Grace.
          ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/   \~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                            --=-==-+-==-=--
           Madness takes its toll.  Please have exact change.

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Subject: Re: 3 line animal heads
Date: 1997/11/25
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