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Sorry I found it funny :)

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Sorry I found it funny :)
Nah, the poor fellow just has to jump from his pole to the other side of the fence - then he can continue running... and running...
2008/11/27 Damien Gerard
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Damien Gerard schrieb:
I can explain you at least part of the lazarus logo: I like cats and especially cheetahs (though they aren't common in Germany ;)) so I have choosen the cheetah as FPC logo.
Funny picture :)
2008/11/28 Florian Klaempfl :
especially cheetahs (though they aren't common in Germany ;)) so I have choosen the cheetah as FPC logo.
Florian,
When I was in my middle teens I used to live in what is now Namibia on a small copper mine about 80km outside the Capital, Windhoek.
I remember seeing a Cheetah running alongside the truck I was traveling in for about 200-300 metres.
This was completely in the wild, not in a game reserve or zoo or anything. Amazing.
If you get a chance you should visit Namibia. It's beautiful. And they speak German there, too.
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What's that animal?
It's not a cheetah or a cat. I think it could be some kind of feline baby, perhaps a baby lynx.
Damien Gerard escribi?:
2008/11/29 svaa :
What's that animal? It's not a cheetah or a cat. I think it could be some kind of feline baby, perhaps a baby lynx.
it's probably a leopard cub, not a cheetah.
henry
Henry Vermaak wroteit's probably a leopard cub, not a cheetah.
Maybe a bobcat - short tail? They're found in North America AFAIK.