The wallaby count

When those volunteers told me we were gonna COUNT wallaby, I had expected an easy job. I mean how difficult can counting get? I was dead wrong. They drag me trough an 8KM trek though the scrubs and bushes in the wildlife park on an it was more of the spot the wallaby job.

Well, saying it sound not too bad isn't it? HELL NO! The bushes here were sharp!! VERY Sharp!! And we had to force pathways in places I never though was possible. But there and then, it was a pretty interesting trip. I don't think most people will actually get to do stuff like that.

The funniest (and scariest) thing was that me and one of the volunteers actually got Lost in the wildlife. The wildlife park itself was not a small place. You had to take like 15mins car ride in the park itself to get from one place to another inside it. So you can imagine our feeling when we found out that we could not see our team mate beside us during the combing of the forest (we stand 5 to 10m apart and walk in the forest to spot the wallaby).

Then there were the insects. Spiders and bugs and TICKS! OMG! I was paranoid about those. Often check myself and praying they were not me. Most of the volunteers got like at least 5 of those on them. I haven got one and I believe it was thanks to the large amount of repellent I had used at the start of the trip. Thank god!

Putting the "exciting" trip aside, I had been having quite a busy week due to certain "ahem-s" who had refused to do their part in the presentation, causing me to nearly unable to finish up my other assignment (You know who you are) Nevertheless, here is an update of the previous drawing.... I think the anatomy is wrong though... can someone help me?



Yep, i think that is all. Adios~!

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