"With every passing year we discover more evidence to support Darwin's
revolutionary hypothesis that the cognitive and emotional lives of
animals differ only by degree, from the fishes to the birds to the
monkeys to humans." - Roger Fouts, Ph.D., Next of Kin: What Chimpanzees Have Taught Me About Who We Are/goodreads
Ruby the Wombat demonstrates her ability to catch on quickly ...
Making an entrance: 101
Ruby was a rescue in 2012 after her Mom was hit by a car. Several videos were posted by her caregiver, Matt who says Ruby stayed with him for 16 months and was then released at a nearby park. Yahoo News.
Another Wombat named Ruby (2015) shows up as a resident at the Australian Reptile Park. She is dubbed "Ruby the kissing Wombat" and featured in the following link enjoying her spot in the limelight as the star of a TV interview segment
This Australian animal rescue group on Facebook is the home of another Wombat named "Miss Ruby": Safe Haven- AACE "plays an active role in the rescue and rehabilitation of injured, ill and orphaned wildlife." Safe Haven Home Page
Humor: Wombat job suggestions: 10 possibilities
Animal Channel to bookmark for more cute animal (YouTube) vids: Wakaleo
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