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I adore Quokkas.... the happiest animal on the planet.
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Surreal_Heidi

There's always a chance as long as there's life and mobility.

hippo

Thanks.

Looked up some more about it... have added "caudal autotomy" to my vocab... I have already released it now, hopefully there are enough slugs etc in my garden for it and it will somehow make it...

thurman

I have had a sinilar incident. I was younger and brought the injured lizzard to my uncle who put antiseptic cream on it. He did not bandage it, but did put the lizzard in a box with lots of grass and hay and of course lots of crickets and water. . It did eventually heal and we let it get back to it's life. Didn't realize it was called a slow worm. :)

Surreal_Heidi

Looked it up. It's a legless lizard. They're so cute!
With a wound that size, it's chance of survival is slim without the help of a zoo Vet. Disinfecting the wound is probably the best thing you can do without getting a Vet involved. If you decide to keep it around and the wound bandaged, while it heals, make sure it has plenty to eat, and plenty of fresh water.

Surreal_Heidi

Is there another name for slow worms that I'm more familiar with?

ParsonWayne

Are they kinda jumpy, Heidi?

hippo

@Surreal_Heidi sadly I mowed over a slow worm today. It had a nasty wound about 2/3rd down its body.

I know slow worms can slough off their tail and escape a predator that way (I have even seen it once), and even grow a somewhat smaller new tail; but I didn't know whether I should just put the animal somewhere safe or try some amateur surgery. I did the former and hope nature knows best... what do you think?

I like slow worms, and they are good for the environment, I was a bit upset :((

Watchman

Interesting, I also have never heard of them. Now I have to do some research on them. That is one thing I like about being on the small island of Jigidi-land. Jigidi U of learning from so many interesting teachers. ;-)

Surreal_Heidi

A Quokka is a small Australian marsupial, a member of the kangaroo family.

irisriver

So cool! grins!☺

redina1

Cute. :)

hippo

Don't know the quokka? You haven't seen herbivore?

ParsonWayne

I've never heard of them. Are they dogs or bears?

thurman

I love your T-shirt. :)

Surreal_Heidi

@KARLS

Artola

Yay! Quokkas! Happy T-shirt and figurine to you!

Ms_Maddy

Love quokkas ❤️

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