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GFAT5 1st round - Solenodon Vs Bichon frise


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Solenodon Vs Bichon frise  

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  1. 1. Solenodon Vs Bichon frise



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The Solenodon looks like a deflated hedgehog.

 

Neko, weren't the Bichon your entry? Turning your back on your animal so soon is not a good sign you cat loving freak.

 

Get freaky.

 

shit, you're right.... i really wanted it to die a horrible, bloody, messy death.

 

i feel dirty now.

 

maybe next round if it survives the rat thing....kodiak bear, perhaps ?

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That would be a win-win right there for you.

 

I have never even heard of a Solenodon but i imagine it's death to go a little like this.

 

*Human approaches deflated hedgehog*

 

Human: Aww little anorexic hedgehog. Ah shit the bugger hurt me with it's spikes.

 

*Human stands on deflated hedgehog thus ending it's life with a curb stomp to the face, motherfuckerrrrrrrr*

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How is the bichon frise winning here?

 

Taken from Wiki. . .

 

Solenodons have a few intriguing traits, two of them being the position of the teats (2) on the female, almost on the buttocks of the animal, and the second being the venomous saliva that flows from modified salivary glands in the mandible through grooves on the second lower incisors ("solenodon" derives from the Greek "grooved tooth"). Solenodons are among a handful of venomous mammals.

 

The diet of solenodons consists largely of insects, earthworms, and other invertebrates, but they also eat vertebrate carrion, and perhaps even some living vertebrate prey such as small reptiles or amphibians or bichon frise.

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