The "Dream Pets" as they are commonly known, have branched off into hundreds of distinct species and breeds. And within each species or breed, they have developed diverse cultures. Some individuals of the skunk variety for instance are known to be introverted nature lovers (Figure 1), and others are more dapper and socially outgoing (Figure 2).
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Dakin mice also show much cultural variation within their fine species. Figures 3 shows the harmless, narcoleptic race of "midnite mice," and in Figure 4 we see the onery "jail mouse" refusing to have intelligent conversation. Besides these ne'er-do-wells and ne'er-do-nothings, the mouse phylum also boasts some heroes, like Space Commander Paul, pictured in figure 5.
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Yes the rodent families are prosperous and diversified. But no family beats the awesome variation found in the feline Dakins, shown unmitigated in Figure 6.
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Who's to say how far the evolution and cultural development of thse animals went before their extinction in the early 1970's? There are rumors of a tribe of wholly unrecognizable, unclassifiable Dakinus Japanimi dwelling somewhere in the wilds of New Guinea. The only proof we have of this, however, are some hasty sketches and blurred photographs. It is agreed upon by experts in the field that both pieces of evidence point to an obvious hoax.
But let us escape this cold, scientific approach to a group of animals that has brought so much joy and love into the world. Let's get to know the Dream Pets...