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Roll call.... what country are you from?
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At least in theory you could hug a one; they aren't aggressive. You wouldn't lose an ear. But tourists are loud so the 'baras feel like being hunted, and once you get close they run into the water. (It's fun to watch this in parks.)
And even if you do manage to get close... they're wild animals, so full of ticks and fleas. It's a bit unwise to pet them.
I'm not even sure if there are 'baras in the coast, since they're a freshwater animal.
Hm. I'll have to re-think it.
I've got no good luck!