Animal Name Game!

[February Beetle]

Nope pinworms. 30% of the US population at any give time has these babes. Nematods.

[visitorX]

This is not an actual reply to a post, I was just wondering if anyone knows what this animal is?



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http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/8205 ... malvb7.jpg

I have no zoology knowing, so I'd really appreciate if anyone would tell me. Thnx

[harrypotter101]

Looks like a possum, probably isn't though

[visitorX]

' don't think so. I think it's some kind of monkey, but the only kind I could find that is nearly that size were Pygmy Marmossete (I hope I spelled that right ), but their cubs look kind a different.

[bioman95]

I got a good one. its my favorite reptile


P.S. that was a hint and by hint i mean the reptile part

[Davis321]

Is there such a thing as an invertebrate marsupial? No, it's not an invertebrate.

[AstusAleator]

@the picture:
Maybe a baby lemur, bush baby, or related species?

[poochpamperer]

RE: Picture...

I think that would most definitly be a pygmy marmoset...
Google it and you'll see...

[mcar]

What about a baby tarsier?

[Darwin420]

It is tough to tell in this picture - but for sure it isn't a possum. I can tell you that it is a primate. I don't think however it is a lemur (but it is hard to tell in this picture). Look at the nose, lemurs usually have whiskers and a dog like nose, in this picture(from what I can tell) both those features are lacking. Looks like a pygmy marmoset or something related to it.