No, it's an other insect. Guess?
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Norrlands Gruppen / Norrländska - Ångermanländska
Growing up in northern Sweden or to be correct Ångermanland, ångermanländska was my first language. I'm not sure if kids today know what a "Kangero" or a "skorv" is.
No, a "Kangero" does not jump around in the wilderness of Australia. It has long legs and is commonly know as spider.
So what do you think a "skorv" is?
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Written by immigrant on 07 Apr 2010 01:14 PM
Growing up in Skåne, I think skorv is a layer you can get on your skin. I think babies get skorv on their heads/skull.
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