Agriosmo
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I am happy to join this page and share my experience with animals. It has been a little bit peculiar since I grew up in a very big house and I am still among them. My parents are from the countryside so that, I learnt how to love animals from them. I must confess I have spent my life surrounded by dogs, cats, rabbits, tortoises, fish, chickens, birds, parrots and pigeons. And I know a bit more about some others although I haven't had the opportunity to live with them.
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, or a pleasant Buenos díaaaaaas (Gooood Morniiiiiing). It is also common to listen them to emulate a whooping compliment you hear as a "fuuuuiii fffuuuuiiiiiiuuu"<br><br>They are very pranksters too, they copied and repeat the laughs of all the members of our family; and in the evenings, they steal our attention with a repertoire of songs and a burst of laughters.<br><br>They also imitate the sound of my auto alarm exactly the same to the point of confusing me with that. Every time I think my alarm is activated and when I go out to check if everything is ok, so it is not my car but Flora y Aarón!!! jeje<br><br>When I sing: Hola, Don Pepito!<br>They answer: Hola, Don Jose!<br>Me: ¡Pasó usted por mi casa?<br>They: …Por su casa yo pasé!<br><br>That's a very popular children's song in the Spanish language.<br><br>Well, to finish, I cannot say goodbye this story without telling you that as good representative ‘Venezuelan People’, Flora and Aarón love eating Arepas very much, they enjoy a lot when we share Arepas with them. Jajaja){kind=link}
![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://cdn.rightpet.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/4112015_1144323971ReptileSpc_morrocoy.jpg&media=https://cdn.rightpet.com/Thumbnail/BreedReviewsPhotos/4112015_1144323971ReptileSpc_morrocoy.jpg&description=About 32 years ago, a newborn turtle came to my house. My brother found it in its passage through the Venezuelan plains.<br><br>It was small enough to fit in my hand even when I was a child of 5 years. We decided to name him "Ligia Elena" because at that time, a famous soap opera with the same name was being broadcast on TV.<br><br>As a very special story I'll tell you that many years later, I began to notice something strange in his stomach. A huge gap began to form as if its shell were sinking. The reason why this phenomenon occurred was because male turtles have their stomach like this so that their mating may be possible.<br>Yes, as you can see, Ligia Elena ended up surprising everyone by showing himself that he was 'Ligio Eleno' and not 'Ligia Elena' jajaja Lol.<br><br> In Spanish, words has its genre and we gave it a female name because as I said previously, since his arrival in the family, we call it: "LA TORTUGA” . That is, words ‘LA’ and ‘TORTUGA’ represents a word of feminine gender in our modern language. Ooops!!<br><br>Ligio is an extremely quiet and calm pet, it does not bother at all, he just waits each morning near my backyard door and walk ‘quickly’ towards me to have his favorite food: Lettuce! He also really likes eating tomatoes, bananas and mangoes. But undoubtedly what he loves most is Lettuce.<br><br>Today Ligio still lives with us and now he has his girlfriend and partner, who came many years later but likewise, has earned the affection of all at home. It's called Chinquinquirá, because it was brought from Maracaibo, a Venezuelan city whose patron is the Virgin of Chiquinquirá and we name her in honor of this peculiarity.){kind=link}
