Why have only one spider and pinstipe ever been found in bush?
Hello everyone,
I have been wondering why only one spider and one pinstripe have ever been found in the bush? Both these morphs are dominant so you would think that they would have mulitplied rather quickly in the wild yet no more have ever been found.
Did the extreme patterns on these morphs make them very poor in camoflague and they just don't survive long, but them albino's have been found in the bush at full size? I am just throwing this out there to see what some people thing.
So what do you guys/gals think?
Dave
Re: Why have only one spider and pinstipe ever been found in bush?
im waiting for someone to report a panda pied or caramel pied coming from the wild lol jk. but really i dont know, its probably the aliens ;)
Re: Why have only one spider and pinstipe ever been found in bush?
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Freakie_frog
Deformed animals like pieds,pinstripes,spiders ect stick out like a sore thumb in the African bush. Because of that they make easy targets for predators. Think of all the bad ass morphs like the banana that have been eaten by other critters long before people started looking for them ;)
Side note there has only ever been one spider found in the wild.
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one? haha, i wonder how bad the wobble was from being so stressed out by being in the wild then captivity