Look before you leap

[catalyst2]

If the snake in the library wasn't enough, now it is a croc in the pool! Not my pool, fortunately, but a public pool in Darwin. Admittedly Darwin is about 4 200 km from where I am now but, in my book, not even that distance is enough!

Comments

[electrcspacegrl.livejournal.com]

Dude, you live in Australia. Aren't there crocs in every pool there?

[asgaja.livejournal.com]

Seriously, that's an active animal life there!

[tijnat.livejournal.com]

I live not quite in the heart of downtown and besides the usual birds, mice, voles and squirrels, some of which occasionally find there way into my apartment courtesy of my cats (not squirrels), we have skunks, raccoons and coyotes living in the area. I haven't had any of the latter enter my place, although I once looked out my bedroom window and was face to face with a raccoon peering in the window.

We also have bald eagles nesting in the park where I work. One of the eagles captured a seagull one Sunday morning and sat on top of our building shredding it to bits, while feathers drifted down on to our customers!! I was just glad I wasn't there to see it.