They have the ears of a bat, eyes of an owl, a tail like a rat (11 inches long), hands like a gecko (including the suctions at the ends of each tip), and the body of a mouse. Do I have these right?
We also visited a butterfly park today, something I've always wanted to do. Our guide Jemer was quite clever with words, describing butterfly mating as "24/7 boom-boom, sir/ma'am", the hermaphrodite nature of some of the butterflies as "ladyboys".
CHOCO-LAT Hills. Located in the interior of the island of Bohol, all 1,280 of the Chocolate Hills (no, I did not count them myself) were formed by calcium deposits, rain and erosion. From this very skeletal information, can you tell I am not a geology major? I will upload the plaque showing more thorough info here. During this time of year, the chocolate hills are lush with greenery so they don't look so chocolaty.
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