Elk, With Porch Furniture.

Don't worry, she got it off. From Denver Channel via Jonco

What on earth made lama do that? Or she is tame and every morning takes away with a chair on the sly> :))

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Once again, I fail to see how the endangerment of animals is a spectacle to be "oohed" and "ahhed" on an otherwise respectable website.

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Suburban and urban areas are fast encroaching on animal habitats and more species are interacting with humans and with human artifacts. I should think that would be of interest to you Kacie, but perhaps you're a little too fond of harumphing at other people to notice.

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Funny Alex, it's an elk, not a llama.

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Smithsonian Magazine had an interesting piece a few years back about the ubiquity of these plastic chairs--"the worldâ€™s cheapest seat."

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/issues/2004/july/seat.php?page=1

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Brian Jungen also used those ubiquitous chairs for his artwork: a "skeleton" of a whale made from the chairs! Link

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Fortunately for the wildlife, they fall apart readily. (Unlike plastic rings for soda cans, etc.)

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[sarcasm]OMG, this animal is so very endangered, how dare you Neatorama.[/sarcasm]

What a curious little guy, haha.

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