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  1. 08-06-2014 #1
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    Didn't have much fear of humans and was quite particular as to what he ate.

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    Well, he knew what he was in for when he went to McDonalds'

    Great video, Rolf!
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    He was really funny, as it was quite breezy and occasionally he was blown across the table, skidding. Eventually when I'd finished my burger, I gave him some small pieces of meat and he lost all fear.
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