At one point, I contemplated the feasibility to stick my foot next to this turtle in order to show a size comparison, but I thought better of it because I like my toes, as unlovely as they are. As it is, I would estimate the length of her carapace as approximately fourteen inches, and she looked like she clocked in at thirty pounds. I watched her stroll to the pond, even recording a video which I can't embed... nuts to you, Blogger!
Because snapping turtles have small plastrons, they walk with their hind legs directly underneath their bodies, while their front legs display that typical 'reptilian' sprawl. At any rate, when Damo Suzuki sang my favorite Can song, he didn't have Chelydra serpentina in mind:
I've been looking for an excuse to post this delightful bit of nonsense, because it's been an earworm for me since I heard it on college radio a couple of months ago.
3 comments:
I think all the Can recordings with Damo are wonderful. My opinion, that Future Days is the best of them, is not widely shared-- the sound is quite lush, conspicuously pretty, with a lot of background ambience. The Soundtracks album is a good one with which to start serious Can study; it gives you a good overview of their stylistic range.
They really have a wonderful sound, a nice, warm counterpart to the motorik sound exemplified by Kraftwerk.
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