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Jumping on the Charasmatic Macrofauna Bandwagon

Slug and I recently “adpoted” a Vancouver Island Marmot.
Given the vast realms of biodiversity needing attention, and my well-known fondness for undervalued plants and dryland ecosystems, you may wonder why we settled on the Vancouver Island Marmot to help save. The answer is simple: Vancouver Island Marmots are so darned cute.

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So if warthogs were threatened, you'd just let 'em wither?

Exactly. Except perhaps warthogs are so ugly they're cute.

For anyone wanting to save a less cute animal, I would suggest the Guinea Worm.

Screw the bandwagon, I just like jumping on charismatic macrofauna.

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hellx said:

Screw the bandwagon, I just like jumping on charismatic macrofauna.
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slug said:

For anyone wanting to save a less cute animal, I would suggest the Guinea Worm.
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plantnerd said:

Exactly. Except perhaps warthogs are so ugly they're cute.
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Mr. Guapo said:

So if warthogs were threatened, you'd just let 'em wither?

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