Uncle Argentina

Uncle Argentina (born 34,379 BCE) is an English womble who currently resides at the Birmingham Burrow, where he serves as a burrow elder. He was born at the Birmingham Burrow in 34,379 BCE and became a forager at the age of eight, in 34,371 BCE. He served in that role for a number of years. In 34,285 BCE, at the age of 94, he was appointed Deputy Leader of the Birmingham Burrow. Uncle Argentina served as a Deputy Leader for two years, until 34,283 BCE, when he was appointed as Burrow Leader. In 34,282 BCE, the Birmingham Burrow was visited by the explorer and time traveller Tomsk, who met Uncle Argentina and interviewed him about his life and work as Burrow Leader. Uncle Argentina served as Burrow Leader for about 100 years, until he was around 200. After this, he retired and became a burrow elder. Due to his age and wisdom, Uncle Argentina is a respected Womble in the Birmingham Burrow and the wider womble community. Uncle Argentina is also notable for his longevity, belonging to a small group of wombles whose random gene mutations have allowed them to exceed a natural lifespan of 30,000 years, approximately fifty times the average lifespan of a womble.
Category:Wombles
Category:Living Creatures
Category:Living Animals
Category:Living Wombles
Category:34,379 BCE Births
Category:34,370s BCE Births
Category:34,300s BCE Births
Category:34,000s BCE Births
Category:Residents of the Birmingham Burrow
Category:English Wombles
Category:Birmingham Burrow Births
Category:Birmingham Burrow Elders
Category:Burrow Elders
Category:Animals who met Tomsk during his Explorations
Category:Foragers
Category:Wombles alive during the 1800s
Category:Wombles born in the 34,300s BCE
Category:Burrow Leaders
Category:Deputy Burrow Leaders