...is a lizard!
I caught it on Friday morning before Joe went to school. We saw it on the chair and Joseph was quite afraid of it. So I used a transparent container and cupped it. The lizard dropped its tail as I caught it. Once in the cup, Joe was no longer afraid.
I caught it on Friday morning before Joe went to school. We saw it on the chair and Joseph was quite afraid of it. So I used a transparent container and cupped it. The lizard dropped its tail as I caught it. Once in the cup, Joe was no longer afraid. I took the opportunity to explain to Joseph about the tail-dropping-self-defence mechanism. He observed the wriggling tail closely. Later I taped the tail to the cover of the container.
He brought it to school and wanted to show his teacher but he later said there wasn't time to do so. I told him that he can bring it again on Monday. But he said, "By that time, the lizard die already. Then we can have lizard exhibition!"
I explained to him that the lizard will die because there is no food and no air in the enclosed container.
As for Joy-Anne, I found out today she can count 1 to 10!
Wow....You really have smart kids
ReplyDeletewhy u torture lizard to death?
ReplyDeletegot no faster and less painful way meh?
must teach him compassion also mah...
if i piak with slipper, more messy wat. blood everywhere.
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