“Rebecca the Raptoraffe" (One of Kodiak Dave’s Travelin’ Critters Travel Bugs)
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Owner:
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kodiakdave
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Released:
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Saturday, January 26, 2008
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Origin:
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California, United States
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Rebecca the Raptoraffe is trying to travel all over the world in search of her fellow lost strange creatures. You can help with her quest by quickly moving Rebecca from geocache to geocache. It’s best not to keep her too long. Rebecca is a very mean geo-carnivore and has a tendency to devour other Travel Bugs.
Radiant Rebecca the Raptoraffe,
Rocks with the Roar of a Radical Rumba
while rascal rabid raccoon racketeers
race to run rolling racquetball rematches.
Rebecca the Raptoraffe (and the other strange creatures like her) was created by an evil biologist/ichthyologist/haberdasher and mad scientist who, in an attempt to create a pineapple-tuna flavored breakfast cereal, manipulated and combined the genetic structure of a Giraffe with the DNA of a velociraptor (the DNA was recovered from a mosquito trapped in a piece of amber - sound familiar?). No one knows exactly what the scientist had expected from this blend, but we do know that it becomes very agitated if someone keeps her too long. Equally at home on the land, in the sea, or in the cereal bowl, Rebecca and the other creatures are dangerous carnivores and the only way to keep the world safe is to satisfy their hunger to travel from cache to cache.
Thank you for your help,
Kodiak Dave....
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read."
-Groucho Marx
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