I don't believe in Darwin

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Has anyone here actually seen this being referred to as Charles Darwin? Greetings everyone. I was born in the US, but now live in the Netherlands. When I was a kid I had a Necturus maculosus which I caught a sewage ditch, a few Taricha torosa torosa or Ichthyosaura alpestris (not sure which) an African albino frog and many tree frogs. My father is a Dr. and had a number of rare snakes (which would frequently escape in the apartment building:lol:) - the poisonous ones which he milked for supplying anti-venom. I just found a Lissotriton vulgaris, and then found my way to this group.
 
Nat1 said:
Has anyone here actually seen this being referred to as Charles Darwin?
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I'm not sure what you're referring to ? but I was in a seance the other day and conjured Charles Darwin, who stated he did not believe in Nat1. ;) Just kidding around. Welcome!
 
Welcome to the forum
If you don't mind me asking, which venomous snakes did he keep? I'm interested in venomous snakes, but I'm not going to get any until I have my own house and can set up a hot room.
 
You intellectuals on this forum always stifle us simple folk. Please explain what you are talking about.
 
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