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Subject: Re: Domestics, dogs, foxes.....now with added binturong & otter From: Stu posted Fri, Oct 16 2009, 10:27am  Blondie's downward glance does seem to reveal some sort of subplot here....... Subject: Re: Domestics, dogs, foxes.....now with added binturong & otter From: Moon posted Fri, Oct 16 2009, 11:30am  I've never seen one of those before..........question is, how did it get loose, are there others, how does this account for the animal kills etc Subject: Re: Domestics, dogs, foxes.....now with added binturong & otter From: Stu posted Fri, Oct 16 2009, 11:46am  We only have one guy's eyewitness account & his opinion. I think a binturong would've been noticed by now, & it would've been heard (noisy buggers). Subject: Re: Domestics, dogs, foxes.....now with added binturong & otter From: McHaggis posted Fri, Oct 16 2009, 8:41pm  Edinburgh zoo has two binturongs, but I'd have heard if either of them had escaped Subject: Re: Domestics, dogs, foxes.....now with added binturong & otter From: Stu posted Fri, Oct 16 2009, 8:48pm  You'd have smelled popcorn butter on the Argyll wind.......... Subject: Re: Domestics, dogs, foxes.....now with added binturong & otter From: Bearman58 posted Sun, Oct 18 2009, 1:11am  Funny you should say that-we had a pet binturong for many years, and the females really do smell like buttered popcorn! (Males smell like polecats-ugh) Even if a pair escaped in your neck of the woods, I'd bet they wouldn't survive. They aren't adapted to any seasonal food supply, such as spring nesting of birds. They are omnivores, but I think winter food shortages would do them in. Subject: Re: Domestics, dogs, foxes.....now with added binturong & otter From: Stu posted Sun, Oct 18 2009, 5:22am  I just found it an extremely odd (& original) ID.

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