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Really Stretching It, You Are: Another Day, Another Animal That Looks Like Yoda

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Because there are some nutjobs in the world that can't look at an animal without thinking it looks like Yoda (bat here and cat here), here's the latest: a Filipino tarsier. ZIPPTY-ZAP! "Tarsier, not taser." Right, I knew that.

It's not clear wether the animal used the Force to get into the tree but Erik decided the photo opportunity was too good to miss.


He said: 'I was walking through the jungle and then suddenly spied this little guy staring back at me, I'm a bit of a geek, and I thought 'hey, he looks just like Yoda.

Bit of a geek? No, a bit of a stoner is what you are, Erik. That thing looks nothing like Yoda. God forbid you ever have to identify a criminal in a line-up.

"That one -- it was that one!"
"Erik, that's a water cooler."
"I'M F***ING SURE OF IT!"

'Yoda' found in a tree in the Philippines [metro]

Thanks to Pesche and Rev Dr Dom, who're convinced any animal that's chubby looks like Jabba the Hutt. Okay now that's just being accurate.

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