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  • You might have rats as pets or as pests in your basement: What has been your experience with rats?

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    1. Anonymous

      I know stories from the past about rats on ships. It wasn’t nice, but somehow they were part of it.

  • Dogs are often taken on boats: Would you take a dog with you or leave it at home?

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    1. Anonymous

      It depends on the dog. Some probably love the water, others would just be stressed.

  • The gorilla M’Pungu has escaped, and you happen to run into him: What do you do?

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  • Animals have repeatedly been brought in via shipping: What should we do with these animals?

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  • Penguins live in Antarctica: Are you going to take some with you, or are you going to leave them in Antarctica?

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  • After three shipwrecks that Sam survived: Are you still going to take the “unlucky cat” on board?

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    1. Anonymous

      I’d leave them there. They look cute, but it would probably be too warm for them at home.

    2. Anonymous

      Sailors can be superstitious about things like that. I’d think twice, but in the end, you’d probably take the animal with me.

  • Along with all the other things that come on board, black widows are also making their way in: Should you search everything or just take your chances?

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  • When a Galápagos tortoise meets an Aldabra giant tortoise: How does the joke go on?

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    1. Anonymous

      Hey, travelling around the world too? — Yes, but I’m in no hurry.