I watched a documentary on how Teamsters drove those wagons. amazing.
Dude... they are on a barge for at least 40 days and 40 nights with cows, rhinos, hippos, wombats, wildebeests, panthers, possums, bears, bison, stoats, oryx, ocelots, ostriches, pigs, emu's, manatees, sheep, stinkbugs, deer, prairie dogs, antelope, pheasants, walruses, wildebeests, chickens, moles, voles, Baltimore orieoles, lions, moths, crows, hawks, kangaroos, crocodiles, turtles, frogs, squirrels, turkeys, quail, buffalos, anteaters, sloths cats rats and skinks... None of which bathed during the entire journey. Do you think skunks are going to make it smell worse???
And if you think the animals smell bad, apparently you've never been to Baton Rouge.
Sirhr
We're still talking about animals...right?
Stabilizer bar link, obviously
You mentioned wildebeests twice, does that mean there were 4 of them?
Two of them identify as Cape buffalo’s.
Blue wildebeest and black wildebeest.....
