Animal Sign Pictures

Started by pistole, August 05, 2013, 04:22:27 AM

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pistole


Lonewolf

 :mfr_lol:  Not often we see signs like those up in these here hills. I've seen a few elephants coming out of some of our local night clubs though on a Saturday night.  :popcorn:

mecki

What animal is the one on the first sign?
Looks like a Tapir but don't those only live in South America?
The later you brake the longer you go fast.

pistole

Quote from: mecki on August 05, 2013, 01:06:15 PM
What animal is the one on the first sign?
Looks like a Tapir but don't those only live in South America?

- hi and yes , its a Tapir.

- they're here in our forests and plantations (Malaysia). Very nocturnal, and can grow to be very heavy.



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- and that South American animal you mentioned is probably a Capybara ? Ie :



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Winston Smith



There is an animal one on here, but it gets lost in the mass of (Spanish) warnings!
Four is fun.  Six is sex.

I Dream of a World where Chickens can Cross the Road without having their Motives Questioned

Darren33

Is that a pig??


Ah no sorry its a BMW, did not have my glasses on. :whistling:

Winston Smith

Four is fun.  Six is sex.

I Dream of a World where Chickens can Cross the Road without having their Motives Questioned

Bryn

Quote from: Darren33 on August 05, 2013, 04:22:46 PM
Is that a pig??


Ah no sorry its a BMW, did not have my glasses on. :whistling:


:grin:

That made me chuckle   :yes:

Darren33

Just realised there could be a double meaning to this. Did not see the number plate.

meant the bike, honest :wink:


mecki

Quote from: pistole on August 05, 2013, 03:40:26 PM
- hi and yes , its a Tapir.

- they're here in our forests and plantations (Malaysia). Very nocturnal, and can grow to be very heavy.

- and that South American animal you mentioned is probably a Capybara ? Ie :



No, I know Capybaras - the largest rodents in the world and a preferred Anaconda snack.  :banana:
I knew that there are 3 species of Tapir native to South and Central America, but I didn't know that there is also a Malayan Tapir.
The later you brake the longer you go fast.

Winston Smith

Quote from: Darren33 on August 05, 2013, 05:36:10 PM
Just realised there could be a double meaning to this. Did not see the number plate.

meant the bike, honest :wink:

Donkey!
Four is fun.  Six is sex.

I Dream of a World where Chickens can Cross the Road without having their Motives Questioned

beegee

Jezus... everyone has to stop there to see and remember all those signs.....


Quote from: Winston Smith on August 05, 2013, 04:18:08 PM


There is an animal one on here, but it gets lost in the mass of (Spanish) warnings!
many grtz ;-
beegee

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mecki

Quote from: beegee on August 06, 2013, 09:36:35 AM
Jezus... everyone has to stop there to see and remember all those signs.....

No need to stop - just the usual for most roads heading into a mountainous area - 60km/h, sharp bends, narrowing road, rockfalls, cows running across the road and snow likely.  :clap:
Just keep going and forget about it!  :mfr_lol:
The later you brake the longer you go fast.