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Let it suck on your blood for a little while.

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i loled at its face

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it looks fuzzy! :D

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Doesn't look like he likes you very much.

1 decade ago
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nah he's just grumpy I woke him

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Awwww, so cute. What's his name?

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Monty

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Aww.

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Monty is angry that you don't have a hat for him, he wants you to play more Team Fortress 2 to get him a hat.

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I think it is just pissed at being taken out in the morning, where there is sunlight :)

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Sounds like he could use a hat for shade...

1 decade ago
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Yes son, you may keep your pet bat, just take SUFFICIENT care of it.

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Another riddle?: D

1 decade ago
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no lol

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No doubt you'd get in a large stack of trouble if you tried, despite potential best intentions, even when saving a wild animal, almost any wild animal taken in is illegal. Partly this is an animal conservation move, but also a big part of it is a health concern, some wild animals act as disease carriers and parasite carriers, which is a concern to government bodies.

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Yes and bats are well known to carry rabies.

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He (?) looks hungry. Maybe you should feed him (?).

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Keep it. This is the closest you'll ever be to being Batman.

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That is pretty awesome, but sadly I don't think they'd let you keep Monty. ):

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After rats, bats are known to be the greatest disease carriers. So I'd advise caution.

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what are you gonna feed him?

1 decade ago
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crickets dipped in meat juice

1 decade ago
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Also don't let him bite you. Wild bats carry rabies (as in dogs = rabies). Be careful with it and wash your hands after petting it. I doubt it will survive much longer. :(

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If you decide to, get it checked by a vet immediately. Wild bats often carry rabies without external visible sign,but the vet should be able to advise you and vaccinate it if it IS ok.

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I have now house trained him

woot

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Closed 1 decade ago by kijib.