Burglars in the garden

Burglars at home - Part 3

Here's the third and final batch of burglar pictures. Before this exploration, many people merely dismissed the species as being thieves, or sometimes "the scum of society". Hopefully these pictures will go someway in to making people appreciate these beautiful mammals a bit more.


Burglars are quite intelligent creatures. Here is a burglar pretending he can read. Probably to show off to the opposite sex. Other such displays include wearing clothes that have v-neck collars or bragging about their grade E they achieved in their mathematics GCSE.



This behaviour is yet unnexplained by scientists.



A rare sight. A male burglar washing.

Burglars at home - Part 2

Here are some more breathtaking pictures of the burglars at home. Scientists have been able to study these photos so that they can find out more about their behaviour. Dr Harold McFarnaby said - "These photos have completely made us rethink the way that they (the burglars) socialise and communicate with each other."

Here is a newly born burglar havin' a bacon sarnie.



Zoologists have discovered that burglars enjoy watching films and television. Here is a male burglar watching "Schindler's List".

Burglars at home - Part 1

This is the first part in a series of posts focusing on the lives of burglars, and what they are really like. Some of the photographs show the burglars doing things never seen before by human eyes.


Here is a male burglar playing on a gamecube. Their possesion of such a piece of technology is probably a result of one of the many burgularies they perfrom each week.



Here is a young burglar tying his shoe laces.



Here is an alpha male having a drink. Burglars find drinking/eating fairly difficult. Mainly because of their small mandible hole in their black exo-skeleton.