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Invisible Turtles
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The Curious Creatures

(Turtylus Non-seeus) There are many occurrences in the home that we take for granted as just one of those things that happen. But in reality this could have been caused by the Invisible Turtles.

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Pickled Squirrels
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The Curious Creatures

(Squirelus Picklus) The Pickled Squirrel is a little larger than its more normal red and grey cousins. A light brown colouring and usually has a can of cider in its paws.

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Flying Pigs
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The Curious Creatures

(Baconus Upus) Very similar to the normal pig except for the foldable wings on either side of its body.

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Crop Circle Locusts
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The Curious Creatures

(Radi Crop Locii) Unidentifiable from the ordinary locust on the outside. But with a highly mathematical mind.

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Gruesome Gorilla
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The Curious Creatures

(Bigmonkeyus Groosomus) Big, hairy and approximately two metres tall. The Gruesome Gorilla has a very gruesome look and very large fists. Dark, hairy body and often wearing a tie, (Males and Females).

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Acrobatic Gerbil
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The Curious Creatures

(Gerblus Acrobaticus) The Acrobatic Gerbil looks very similar in size, colouring and appearance to a normal gerbil. At first glance they look very ordinary but under their front legs are small flaps that give them their aerobatic and acrobatic capabilities.

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Curious Creatures – The Beginning
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The Curious Creatures

The curious creatures came about after various conversations on IRC and through one of the news groups I was participating in at the time. The first curious creature to be know by the wider world was the invisible turtles. A thread was started on the comp.sys.atari.st newsgroup. The thread has been compiled and made a little easier for you to read. Special thanks go to the following people who contributed to the discussion; Guy Harrison, Rich Tietjens, John Price & Tony Greenwood. Thanks should also go to Dan Ackerman & Paul Womar for coming up with some of the titles … Read on

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Talking Chickens
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Chicken

(Chickenus Chattyboxus) White feathers, yellow bird like feet and approximately 1.5 metres tall and likes to talk a lot.

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Energy Caterpillars
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Energy Caterpillar

(Catapi Energus) Small, cute and wriggly. Often found on cabbage leaves and waving a small flag with its tail.

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Baby Turtles
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What the turtles would look like if not invisible.

(Babi Turtyus Invisiblus) The baby turtles are invisible (and very small).  And manage to cause more than their fair share of mischeif.

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