Many people have said that these species look similar to the Furby. The first time I saw this article, I was amazed and a little creeped out when I saw how similiar the pygmy tarsiers and the Furby looked. Even though I'm not a big fan of the Furby, I think it's really amazing that scientists were able to rediscover these creatures becuase now scientists can track where these creatures live and possibly help them to repopulate.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Furby comes to life~!
Recently, scientists have rediscovered the existence of the pygmy tarsiers. For 8 decades, these creatures have long been considered extinct but scientists working in Lore Lindu National Park on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi accidently trapped one while trapping rats.
Many people have said that these species look similar to the Furby. The first time I saw this article, I was amazed and a little creeped out when I saw how similiar the pygmy tarsiers and the Furby looked. Even though I'm not a big fan of the Furby, I think it's really amazing that scientists were able to rediscover these creatures becuase now scientists can track where these creatures live and possibly help them to repopulate.

Many people have said that these species look similar to the Furby. The first time I saw this article, I was amazed and a little creeped out when I saw how similiar the pygmy tarsiers and the Furby looked. Even though I'm not a big fan of the Furby, I think it's really amazing that scientists were able to rediscover these creatures becuase now scientists can track where these creatures live and possibly help them to repopulate.
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This was a relly interesting article! Those creatures really do look a lot like furbies! Honestly, I havent even thought about those for a while, but I remmeber them being so annoying and never shutting up. I am truely glad they found these creatures when they were supposed to be extict. It was a great discovery!
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