lol...

In the wild, wolves have many competitors for their food, especially ravens and other avian scavengers. In an attempt to protect food that cannot be consumed immediately, wolves have adopted a behavior known as caching. To cache is to bury food in a shallow depression thus preventing avian scavenge...

I think any wolf raised in captivity will live longer than a wild one.

barn owls are cool, any owl. there is one called a burrowing owl, i think, and it really burrows, lol.

I heard foxes have a bad tendency to bite, even with training.

Clouded leopard or a maned wolf.

1. Iguanas
2. Clouded Leopards
3. Wolves
4. Snakes
5. Parrots

I'm not sure, but from my understanding food is mostly scarce for wolves in the wild, and so they eat what they can and that is about it. I'd imagine they'd be run off by bigger predator's too depending on their location if they didn't feed quick enough. That is just my speculation, otherwise don't ...

Cool, thanks for posting this.

Lol, ya West. Same here.

That is a cool little flash game. I got my poop expert certificate, and am now off to explore more new and boundless poop(Maybe).

You should find a scorpion on the net that looks similar so you can share it, or if possible, take a picture of it while it's contained, upload, and show us it then. But as everyone else has said too, should probably release it, unless you're confident you wont get stung. I don't think scorpions do ...

Favourite,least Favourite and why. this is very controversial since scorpions are arachnids... but i guess it's because they are bigger and hardly remind me of a spider. My favorite is Scorpions. I'm not 100% sure why. I have a lot of things I like that would top a scorpion any day, but if it had to...

Culpeo wrote:Also, there is a PS2 game called "Finny the Fish and the Seven Waters". You're basically a bass and have to eat to survive.

lol, neat.

Neat. I'm going to try it out.