You can ... whether or not you'd want to is a matter of speculation.
Emus are very curious birds, and have quite a personality, but everything you held or carried would be examined with great interest and regularly pecked. People have been scared by emus chasing them, thinking the emu is attacking, when all the emu wanted to do was check out something glittery or interesting that they were wearing or carrying.
No, they tend to kick and bite. We have a pet emu and shes lovely, but she never likes being by herself so shes hard work bit shes worth it
NO they don`t... Let`s just say that my friend caught one and didn`t make it through the car ride home...
Deffinatly yes, but the classroom has to keep proper care and a classmate will have to bring home the guinea pig(s) every night and weekend to keep and eye on it and feed it. Guinea pigs make wonderful and sweet little pets as do many other rodents too. Guinea pigs as classroom pets will entertain and delight small children and they will also calm them down when it is happily snuffling around on the floor. They will also teah them how to be gentle and caring to other creatures. So, YES, GUINEA PIGS MAKE VERRY GOOD CLASS PETS.
Do you mean conductivity?One emu unit of conductivity is 109 abmhos per cm, or 1011 S/m.
Yes, the Chinese do because panda`s are like pets to them they share the world with each other. :)
Pets do not pay taxes because they do not make money, or more than $1,200's a year.They can not even write, how do you expect them to sign their name?
If you don't have any ogre pets and are willing to clean the cage everyday then yes is a good per
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L. T.'s Theory of Pets was created in 2002.
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Kids in 1970's had the sort of pets you would expect and most pets weren't exotic. They had cats, dogs and rabbits. Just like we do now.
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You can`t get 2 bin pets it`s impossible ````