…also scary and deadly
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New Pets: Rainbow Cats
Let’s be up front on this: Rainbow cats are just ordinary American Shorthair cats with brightly colored fur not normally found in nature. Thanks to genetic science, you can now get cats in shades of blue, red, orange, green, yellow and purple. Don’t want a solid color cat? You’re in luck, because you can get them in tortoise shell and tabby patterns.
Some cat lovers will tell you these cats are mellower than standard American Shorthairs, but that’s just an advertising ploy. What is true is that they are less fertile and have smaller litters than regular cats. There is also some indication that they live a bit longer.
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New Pets: Mini-Gorillas
Nobody is sure who developed the mini gorilla, but whoever it was did a good job. These 3 foot tall gorillas are more docile than full sized gorillas and also more intelligent. They are herbivorous, eating a wide variety of vegetables and fruits. They will also eat nuts and berries when available.
Mini gorillas are sweet tempered and enjoy being around humans and other animals. They are easily trained to use a toilet and like taking baths. Being intelligent, they need mental stimulation and physical exercise.
All mini gorillas are sterile and very expensive. Expect to pay at least $50,000.00 for one, AFTER you go through a thorough background check and get a $3,000.00 government permit to own one.
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