Yes. A huge home made ground anchored rubber band shanghai should be good enough to fire a live giant travelly up into the path of the daffy duckeroo. Watch your fingers when loading the GT.
erad said
07:37 PM Jun 15, 2021
That is amazing. Like all of David Attenborough's films, the standard of photography is brilliant. How they get to be in the right place at the right time is beyond me. This is the first time I have seen anything like that. Well posted Craig1.
At least 45 years ago, I recall seeing an Attenborough documentary n TV about gorillas. It showed a gorilla writhing around on the ground on its back, obviously in agony. In an absolutely bland tone, Attenborough's commentary said "Gorillas eat up to 50 kg of green roughage every day. This generates a lot of gas in their system". At that point, the gorilla farted loudly and then got up and walked away! The dry humour of that guy is unique.
Can I take one duck hunting
At least 45 years ago, I recall seeing an Attenborough documentary n TV about gorillas. It showed a gorilla writhing around on the ground on its back, obviously in agony. In an absolutely bland tone, Attenborough's commentary said "Gorillas eat up to 50 kg of green roughage every day. This generates a lot of gas in their system". At that point, the gorilla farted loudly and then got up and walked away! The dry humour of that guy is unique.
That is amazing .Thanks for the post.