September 23, 2011 Sun Angel of Africa

A pile of very cozy Sun Angels.



In some regions of Africa, the meerkat is called a Sun Angel. The belief is that they have been sent by the gods to protect the people from the moon devil.

Photo credit: Bas Van Uyen

via The Ark in Space

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaMama In some regions of Africa, the meerkat is called a Sun Angel. The belief is that they have been sent by the gods to protect the people from the moon devil.

I don't know how protected I'd feel what with meerkats weighing in at right about a pound and a half. Moon devils are werewolves after all.

Simples.

Here's some Otters putting the Kittycumbotty on a Crocodile. The music is limpwristed so turn down your speakers.

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Originally Posted by Sundae Simples.

Actually, I'm not sure if it translates.
A help:

interesting

Interesting!
Thank you for sharing!
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Interesting? Ohh, I think not. Fascinating perhaps, but not at all interesting.

There are a whole series of them now - adverts I mean.
I got a toy meerkat (dressed like Alexander) from playing the camel derby on holiday.

It doesn't make me buy the product - having no car! - but it doesn't repulse me the way some adverts do.

Have you bought a Petite Lap Giraffe or would Diz be jealous?

Diz would wallop that.
Crunchy, crunchy.

I LOVE that commercial!

Opulence...I haz it.

I also love the one with the giraffe running on the treadmill

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Originally Posted by Sundae I got a toy meerkat (dressed like Alexander) from playing the camel derby on holiday.

I would have sent him to you!
Or at least taken a picture.

But Mum insisted on a clearout of my room before I went back to school - yes it's as infantile as it sounds - and I gave him to a charity shop. I like to think he would have been immediately snapped up and the money is already on its way back to Africa.

The meercat ads are starting to get a bit creepy in my opinion. Ever so slightly disturbing.

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Originally Posted by Sundae I would have sent him to you! Or at least taken a picture. But Mum insisted on a clearout of my room before I went back to school - yes it's as infantile as it sounds - and I gave him to a charity shop. I like to think he would have been immediately snapped up and the money is already on its way back to Africa.