Good morning, friends. When you forget to turn the TV off.
By marguicha
@marguicha (230365)
Chile
August 16, 2024 8:29am CST
Last night I fell asleep with the TV on. I was very tired so I have no idea what I was watching.
But I was amazad when I woke up today to people in Tasmania, with 4 people after a Tasmanian tiger, a supposedly extint marsupial.
This is a lot more interesting than the sightings of Big Foot. In the Big Foot shows there is a lot of legends. This seems real. And many times I have seen elsewhere people finding an alive animal that was supposed to have perished years ago.
Now I am in Tasmania and after this ends I´ll ask the web why is it that Australia has so many marsupials. I have learned a lot about them watching the tiny babies online and how they go in and out of their mom´s marsupia as they grow.
Do you like to watch these shows? They are not the kind of shows that one animal catches and eats another although I perspnally think that animals do that in case of need while we do it for money and power.
See you friends. I´m off to my notifications while I watch TV.
Do you like to watch these shows? They are not the kind of shows that one animal catches and eats another although I perspnally think that animals do that in case of need while we do it for money and power.
See you friends. I´m off to my notifications while I watch TV.10 people like this
8 responses
@wolfgirl569 (136091)
• Marion, Ohio
16 Aug 24
That would be a fun show to wake up to
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@akalinus (44366)
• United States
16 Aug 24
I have heard of sightings of the Tasmanian tiger. It may not be extinct after all. Is that the same thing as a Thylacine? People claim to have seen it. Here is a link for you:
https://www.newsweek.com/extinct-tasmanian-tiger-video-expert-1901144
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@akalinus (44366)
• United States
16 Aug 24
@marguicha I have never seen one but I heard they are making a comeback. There have been other "extinct" animals that are suddenly around again.
@JudyEv (382693)
• Rockingham, Australia
17 Aug 24
I guess Australia was cut off from other land masses millenia ago and so distinct types of animals developed. I'll be interested to see what you find out.
@LindaOHio (222986)
• United States
17 Aug 24
Australia has a lot of marsupials, I think, because it's an island; and many animals have evolved in a closed environment. Have a good weekend.
@MarieCoyle (59448)
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16 Aug 24
As you know, I had my own pack of kids, as well as had spares often--foster children, at one point several exchange students, a spare here and there as well..my home was never, ever quiet. Then everyone grew up and went off to college, etc. and all of a sudden the house was way, way too quiet. I started the habit of watching TV until I went to sleep. Now, I can't sleep unless it's on. My best friend is the same way...it's usually on, anyway, if I am home.
I enjoy animal shows at times, but not the gory ones.
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@kobesbuddy (78833)
• East Tawas, Michigan
16 Aug 24
Jay has watched a movie late into the night. He feel asleep and left the TV on:) Australia is full of marsupials!
@RevivedWarrior (3853)
• India
16 Aug 24
I love animal shows mostly the funny ones. Sometimes I do watch the wildlife documentaries. I will keep in mind to watch the Tasmanian tiger documentaries. I have not went to sleep keeping the tv switched on. I have the television in the living room and I do not sleep in living room . However, I have been guilty a few times of sleeping with the lights on. I would have been extremely tired and doozed off . I would realize the same on the middle of nigh and then switch off everything and go to sleep. It has not happened recently though.
