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little medical bracelets for animals
 
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Whilst zapping the world's speediest cockoach on the front steps, it didn't occur to us to check the last wishes medical-wise.

A simple stainless bracelet could say "DNR" or "I leave my left antenna to cousin Ikert" and we didn't even know what kind of religious ceremony, so we just went for some Buddhist chanting.

Admittedly it gets a bit challenging with the invertebrates, but with a little forethought, I'm sure it can be done.

—not_morrison_rm, Aug 18 2016

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       For mayflies, by the time you've got the information and engraved the tag, the client's probably going to have died of old age ...
—8th of 7, Aug 18 2016
   

       //mayflies// Actually, that's a popular misconception. Mayflies are amongst the longest- lived animals, raising several generations of offspring in stable, well-structured social units in which experience and knowledge are passed on through a lengthy childhood. No, wait, I'm thinking of elephants.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Aug 18 2016
   


 

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