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@alan
They are harmless and friendly towards humans but their fur is thick, pointy and hard (cause that protects them from snake bites) so petting them wouldn't be as satisfying as petting a floofy animal.
By the way Mongooses are distant relatives of Minks.

@thor
The one thing Europeans have forgotten is that back in time before ww2, swastika was a goodluck symbol just like what it is here today.

i can animate in 2D but it takes too much damned time. this is pencil animation but i've done full colour too. it just takes ages. i don't have the patience.

@thor
Swastika on gates and doors is a very common sight here

related: this pre-war swastika gate in Oslo. the building originally belonged to an electrician company. the swastika was commonly used to symbolise electrical circuits.
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@alan
Many villagers and forest dwellers in India keep mongooses as kinda pets cause they hunt snakes

@alan
Every rainy season cobras, vipers and pythons get in our houses :blobcatgooglyshrug:

@thor
I have made the statements cheeky but there is no lie in them, that's how you are in a general sense :blobcatgoogly:

@thor - Detailed events of life and it's analysis through eyes of a ragdoll. Get's drunk in search of a lady thor.

@JonathanMBR - A window to Africa, reality and hardships. Teaching the forgotten world and painting Fedi in resonating colours.

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