I did hyenas last week so here are some chameleons! Chameleon totems aren’t always super chill but…but they usually are.
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OMG! Would that mean there’s Pangolin Totems?!
That would be awesome! What about Aardvark totems?
Oooh, oooh, or giraffes?
Silly RQ: Ddraig Wen in midform as a British Airways pilot.
Do shapeshifters need to exercise, or can they just magically control their body type?
How the heck does Tim get his hat on?
Carefully.
They are great I love them
It’s funny because chameleons have ZERO chill! XD
I was right in the middle of a reptile zoo, and somebody was giving booze to the goddamn things.
Won’t be long now before they tear us to shreds.
Insert “Fear and Loathing” reference here.
Booze is an established means to get a reptile off that’s sunk its teeth into you and doesn’t want to let go. If said reptile actually DRANK it, you were looking at a human who a) didn’t do that the first time BY FAR, and b) forfeits one of his best defenses for what, at best, is a parlor trick.
That works for pretty much all reptiles, including snakes and turtles. Put a few drops of (drinking) alcohol in its mouth and it will let go, or moisten a cottonball with alcohol and cover the reptile’s nose and mouth as much as possible. It’ll let go within seconds. (For snakes, you might use a syringe or eyedropper to make sure that the alcohol doesn’t enter the glottis and get aspirated into the lungs.)
13 Comments
OMG! Would that mean there’s Pangolin Totems?!
That would be awesome! What about Aardvark totems?
Oooh, oooh, or giraffes?
Silly RQ: Ddraig Wen in midform as a British Airways pilot.
Do shapeshifters need to exercise, or can they just magically control their body type?
How the heck does Tim get his hat on?
Carefully.
They are great I love them
It’s funny because chameleons have ZERO chill! XD
I was right in the middle of a reptile zoo, and somebody was giving booze to the goddamn things.
Won’t be long now before they tear us to shreds.
Insert “Fear and Loathing” reference here.
Booze is an established means to get a reptile off that’s sunk its teeth into you and doesn’t want to let go. If said reptile actually DRANK it, you were looking at a human who a) didn’t do that the first time BY FAR, and b) forfeits one of his best defenses for what, at best, is a parlor trick.
That works for pretty much all reptiles, including snakes and turtles. Put a few drops of (drinking) alcohol in its mouth and it will let go, or moisten a cottonball with alcohol and cover the reptile’s nose and mouth as much as possible. It’ll let go within seconds. (For snakes, you might use a syringe or eyedropper to make sure that the alcohol doesn’t enter the glottis and get aspirated into the lungs.)