Something only a rat person would notice
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At the old Disney Hyperion Studio, the screening room where animators would show animated scenes to Walt for his approval was small, with no ventilation or AC. Not only was it hot, but the animators were nervously awaiting Walt's reaction to their work. Thus, the room became known as the Sweatbox. Even after the Studio moved to Burbank and elegant screening rooms were offered to the staff, the moniker remained.
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Something only a rat person would notice
in Rattatolie
all the rats are norway rats, a demesticated breed.
were in france running wild would be rattus rattus.
Why did Disney do this?
because they had a rat person bring them in rats to observe so they would learn how to draw rats properly.
so there you go, why disney has pet rats depicted as wild in paris france.
all the rats are norway rats, a demesticated breed.
were in france running wild would be rattus rattus.
Why did Disney do this?
because they had a rat person bring them in rats to observe so they would learn how to draw rats properly.
so there you go, why disney has pet rats depicted as wild in paris france.
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Re: Something only a rat person would notice
You have no idea how many nights I have laid away, starring at the ceiling thinking...why, oh why did Disney depict pet rats as wild. In fact, almost as much time as I have spent doing the same thing asking why anyone would want a pet rat! Thankfully, another mystery of life solved.drcorey wrote:in Rattatolie
all the rats are norway rats, a demesticated breed.
were in france running wild would be rattus rattus.
Why did Disney do this?
because they had a rat person bring them in rats to observe so they would learn how to draw rats properly.
so there you go, why disney has pet rats depicted as wild in paris france.
Just messing with ya drcorey. :D:
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Re: Something only a rat person would notice
Many years ago my Uncle had a pet rat...
My Grandma didn't like it, told him to get rid of it, so he set it "free" in their basement......
would that rat then be a "wild" rat?
My Grandma didn't like it, told him to get rid of it, so he set it "free" in their basement......
would that rat then be a "wild" rat?

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Re: Something only a rat person would notice
Or the movie is a sequel and the rats the descendents of the lab rats from the Secret of NIMH.
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Re: Something only a rat person would notice
I'd go wild if I was stuck in a basement. :mad:DisneyMom wrote:Many years ago my Uncle had a pet rat...
My Grandma didn't like it, told him to get rid of it, so he set it "free" in their basement......
would that rat then be a "wild" rat?![]()

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Out here, there are wild parrots, usually green ones, though Whatbird.com says there's red ones as well, haven't seen any. There are theories as to where they came from, but I believe they are pet parrots who escaped and are now living wild. They're not native, and from time to time I see ads for lost birds .
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Re: Something only a rat person would notice
no. then it would be a desperate pet rat on it's own.DisneyMom wrote:Many years ago my Uncle had a pet rat...
My Grandma didn't like it, told him to get rid of it, so he set it "free" in their basement......
would that rat then be a "wild" rat?![]()
even if it got outside a wild nest would never take it in. I have 4 female pet rats
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Re: Something only a rat person would notice
yeah they all were someones pets.felinefan wrote:Out here, there are wild parrots, usually green ones, though Whatbird.com says there's red ones as well, haven't seen any. There are theories as to where they came from, but I believe they are pet parrots who escaped and are now living wild. They're not native, and from time to time I see ads for lost birds .
I see large and small pet birds flying around.
like the white doves people used to release at weddings. how many of those do you think found thier way home?
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Re: Something only a rat person would notice
When we go vacation in San Diego's Ocean Beach, there are flocks of "Wild" Parrots overhead who are apparently well-suited to their Beach Lifestyle. I am sure they are several generations from being pets.
On the other hand, when we go to the "Safari Park" we have seen the local Deer, Rabbits and Foxes in the enclosures, enjoying free feed, grass and I imagine the mice who also partake. The Park Staff call them "Freeloaders". :bambi:
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