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Posted by chris_mcmartin on November 30, 2002 at 09:50:50:

In Reply to: Re: Wandering Garter vs. Mouse (PICS)>> posted by DrZot on November 29, 2002 at 10:22:04:

:Nice scars :) Is that where the name came from?

The scars are possibly from a run-in with a lawnmower. He was captured on a frisbee golf course.

The name comes from the game Nibbles found on older Windows machines that came equipped with QBasic--there were two games, "Gorilla" and "Nibbles." The Nibbles game was a lot like the "Snake" game on Nokia cell phones. "Nibbles"="Snake"=seemed like a good name for a flesh-and-blood snake. :)

:If somebody would tell me how to post pics here I've got some shots of T. elegans "constricting" mice :D

The first mouse I tried was live, and Nibbles attempted to constrict it, but he is inept and the mouse almost gained the upper hand (biting him). I've frozen and thawed since.

I upload my pics to my website McMartinVille and then include the links as a normal HTML "img src" line.

Chris



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