Forcuntine.

Posted by Lee (Fort Frances Ontario, Canada) on 31 March 2009 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

It is Silly Tuesday again.

This is the very rare Black-Eyed Red Backed Forcuntine.
This creature thought to be extinct still exists in old run down seedy pubs and bars. It usually appears to patrons after a long evening of imbibing in spirits. It is a cross between a Red Squirrel and a Gray Jay (Whisky Jack). They usually travel in pairs. One will distract you while the other will gather all your bars nuts and scamper off with them. They also like to over indulge in cool Canadian Lagers.
If you ever encounter one of these wingless egg-laying creatures, I suggest you lay off the alcohol.

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