name change

[Lolly]

I get it Ned

[TORQ]

Sure.

[S.t.e.a.l.t.h]

Originally Posted by Lolly

I get it Ned

yes lolly has got it.........

[jonnyking]

Hahaha i knew this would happen sooner or later. i knew you before psb and the kellygirl threw me.. haha

Whats the new name?

[Stephan]

Pilbara Princess

[S.t.e.a.l.t.h]

yeah i know its the only thing i could think of at the time

sanje .......since bloody langtrees has taken my last name (langas)

[S.t.e.a.l.t.h]

Originally Posted by Stephan

Pilbara Princess

sadly i have a stubby holder with that printed on it

[Stephan]

Originally Posted by Kellygirl

yeah i know its the only thing i could think of at the time

sanje .......since bloody langtrees has taken my last name (langas)

My godchilds name is Sinje....pretty close....how about Pilbara Princess?

[S.t.e.a.l.t.h]

actually i like (pilbara princess) i want that!!!!!!!!!


thanks stephan!!!!!!

[Desmogod]

Originally Posted by Kellygirl

sanje .......(langas)

Like the monkey you mean

"Sanje Mangabey"

[Stephan]

Originally Posted by Kellygirl

actually i like (pilbara princess) i want that!!!!!!!!!


thanks stephan!!!!!!

You know what it means tho, do you?

[Desmogod]

I'd stick with Langas if I where you.

[S.t.e.a.l.t.h]

Originally Posted by Desmogod

Like the monkey you mean

"Sanje Mangabey"

WTF?

Originally Posted by Stephan

You know what it means tho, do you?

oh god no what?

[Lolly]

No kellygirl - don't let those boys talk you into Pilbara princess. Stick with Langtrees - at least I hear they pay ya!

[Desmogod]

Originally Posted by Kellygirl

WTF?

The Sanje mangabey, discovered in 1979 (Homewood and Rodgers, 1981; Groves, 1996), is endemic to the Udzungwa Mountains of Tanzania, the southern-most and largest forest block of the Eastern Arc Mountains. The fragmented relict forests of the Udzungwas (c. 1017 km2 of forest) hold 11 species of primates. In addition to the Endangered Sanje mangabey, there are two other threatened endemic or near-endemic species of monkey, making these mountains arguably the most important single site in Africa for the conservation of primate diversity.
There are likely fewer than 1300 Sanje mangabeys, in two populations that are located about 85 km apart (Ehardt, 2001; Ehardt et al., 1999; Ehardt et al., in press). The largest population (~60%) occurs within the recently established Udzungwa Mountains National Park (UMNP), while the second is confined to Udzungwa Scarp Forest Reserve. This Forest Reserve, separated from UMNP by fire-maintained grassland, is significantly impacted by hunting, and by habitat degradation and loss.
Until recently, a third population was believed to exist in Ndundulu Forest Reserve, but surveys in 2004 confirmed that the earlier reports by ornithologists (Dinesen et al., 2001) were based on misidentification of the primates present there. This has led to scaling down of the already low combined population estimate and to increased efforts promoting the expansion of the boundaries of UMNP to include the inadequately protected Forest Reserves to the west and south of the UMNP.
Additional activities directed toward conservation of the Sanje mangabey include ecological and demographic research (Ehardt et al., in press) to assess its habitat requirements and conservation status. These data indicate that the Sanje mangabey feeds on seeds, nuts, and invertebrates on the forest floor, in addition to fruit, a diet characteristic of other species of Cercocebus, as well as of the closely related Mandrillus spp. The characteristic of spending ~50% of its time on the forest floor, however, subjects the mangabey to risk from snares set for hunting of other animals such as duikers, a concern justified in finding an adult Sanje mangabey trapped by a snare in 2004.
Continued research documenting the conservation ecology and habitat of the Sanje mangabey should contribute to improved management of the two remaining populations, and will support efforts to expand the Park and reduce forest fragmentation through the establishment of effective corridors.

A Monkey.

[Lolly]

Well sanje is cute, they look cute, kellygirl is cute. Yep could work.

[Stephan]

Originally Posted by Kellygirl

oh god no what?

Pretty much the same as bushpigs....lol.....sorry, I thought you knew what it ment........take your time thinking of a name........and don`t listen to Desmo...

[S.t.e.a.l.t.h]

Originally Posted by Desmogod

A Monkey.

FFS a girl can't get a break ....I want the name Pilbara Princess thanks

and yeah well only a few have met me I ain't no bushpig!!!!!! im a princess!!!! hahahahahah

[Bendito]

Originally Posted by Kellygirl

FFS a girl can't get a break ....I want the name Pilbara Princess thanks

Mods?

She's decided...

[Stephan]

Oh gad....now I started something....sorry *insert name here*...