This bit me and ran to the ceiling. On a scale of 1-10 how fucked am I? I live in North America
>>4775709OH NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
>>4775706I'm afraid you have been infected with homosexuality. Thoughts of sucking cock will soon come.
>>4775739
>>4775759gay spider? or radioactive gay pozzed cum?
>>4776017Bitten by a jew spider
Wrasse editionWelcome to /rstg/, the ultimate destination for reef and saltwater enthusiasts. Discuss anything related to your marine paradise here, whether it's your thriving coral colonies, vibrant fish, or aquascaping.Saltwater Aquarium Setups:>https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLBaMLrfToJyxJ1PuJZwhkxvvdFP14eV_t >https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/taking-the-plunge-starting-your-first-reef-aquarium.533/Tank Cycling and Maintenance:>https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/cycling-an-aquarium.306554/Fundamentals of Acropora care:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
I tested the moonlight setting of my new light and the female clownfish started beating the shit out of the male.I turned it off but I hope they don’t fight at the beginning of the photoperiod.
>>4773695Understood, it was a tiny piece maybe the size of a pinky nail. They seem to appreciate mysis and blended prawn better though.
I was reading an article in the news about another coral bleaching event happening somewhere and it had a clickbait style sub header suggesting that a temperature change as little as 1C could cause bleaching. I'm not going to deny climate change or whatever but that doesn't really pass the smell test, since corals often live in very shallow water surely the natural variation is greater than that?
>>4775894This is a small rabbit hole we went into last thread but there is a noticeable drop in temperature of the ocean in the fire few cm because of gas interchange or something like that. Past that point, the only noticeable decline in temperature is past 100 meters with the thermocline. The historical data also shows that the temperature varies considerably at 5m depths and particularly so through the year (some reefs go from 22° to 27° yearly. probably more if you account for currents and shit). So, unless the change was from 28° to 29° (remember, this kind of shit is never measured in F), I find it unlikely.But from our daily experience in aquaria in a region that is naturally quite warm, having a high temperature usually leads to the polyps closing and acting weird before the coral finally melts and dies. Bleaching is usually the result of high lightning, possibly over time, instead. So the answer could be something more complex than a simple temperature change but perhaps the change in rain patterns that happens because of it or something like that.
Wow what a nerd
Post some songs about animals.I've listened to these two songs about every week for the past year because they remind me of my cat that died in December.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19aMBrD0umo
Animal Collective - Who Could Win a Rabbit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRHtfqWGq5YDescendents - I Wanna be a Bearhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHFYxHbozYwRoky Erickson - Two Headed Doghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEg2D3sULJ0>In February 1954, in arguably his most bizarre experiment, Vladimir Demikhov transplanted a dog's head onto another dog, using vascular connections to the host dog's heart. Ignoring the condemnation from his critics, he continued with this particular line of experimentation, becoming more successful with time.[1] His transplantation work was widely reported inside the Soviet Union, where it was continuously criticized for being unethical, but it was not until the late 1950s that news of his experiments spread to the outside world.[1] In fact, by the time American surgeons became aware of Demikhov's dog head transplantations in 1959, he had already been performing these procedures for five years.[6]
>>4731113https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQ6CSiZ3D-0
>>4681068Basedhttps://youtu.be/aYDfwUJzYQg?si=VU2B7hxrjijNYLUk
>>4640989https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5kr4tZwkX8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK5Xe1SK0r8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svcAqVL2l28https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tD5Ka4lkWSM
Allan Sherman – Laarge Daark Aardvark https://youtube.com/watch?v=2-L9bI7mZFISo he took that Armenian guy's gimmick, so what?
Icythochads, we're so back!
>>4775860So what does this mean essentially?
>>4775933New Spinosaurus dropped.Spinosaurus was actually a 25m Ichtyosaur.
>>4775863>>4775868went too hard w/ the boys last night
>>4775860Where are the feathers?
>>4775967Drukbros ww@
I hate lions. Overrated motherfuckers don’t deserve their reputation as King of the Beasts or King of the Jungle. They get mogged by so many herbivorous animals and even the lesser carnivores give them tons of shit. END THE LION HYPE.
>>4726113>>4774130Male*
>>4727532Lions don't even live in the Jungle though. It makes 0 sense to call them "King of the Jungle" when their asses don't even live there. Plus Tigers literally have the word "King" in Chinese on there head.
>>4774239Don’t they tend to wander into the forested areas? It’s still misleading but “King of the Savannah” doesn’t sound as witty I guess
>>4768591i think because asians prefer the tiger, thier whole race tries to embody the animal. Its in the eyes, its the coldness and in the general shape
>>4775815>thier whole race tries to embody the animal.i don’t follow
Photographs, audios, fossils, etc.
>>4767364>if only you knew how bad things really are
>>4775856My quagga
>>4767791What were they like behavior wise?
>>4768603Sick fu manchu
>>4767742only species itt that deserved itstill crazy to think about it thought
Why don't we just call this animal tanuki? Raccoon dog is such a dumb name because it isn't any more of a dog than it is a raccoon. Might as well start calling red pandas "cat bear" at this point.
>>4775908tanuki is the more popular name in pop culture anyway, so just start calling them tanuki and on the offchance someone is autistic enough to try and correct you just say that you prefer calling them by that name for distinctiveness' sake.
German name: Murderhound.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_canidsThey are dogs. The name is not misleading. Discussion over.
>>4775932Nice dog, retard
>>4775935Thanks.
>>4756708
>>4756708hey I recognize this pig!!
>>4772542He ate his veggies.
>Can I copy your homework?
>>4771269This isn't actually a universal truth. There are some gators with visible shaped snouts and Gators with rounded snouts. Best way to tell is to check if the body has iso sensors. Gators only have them on their heads while crocs have them all over their body. Basically if they have black dots on their bodies they're crocs. If it's only on the head it's a gator.
>>4771982its only a truth in the americas, because you have both crocodiles and alligators
>>4770519Aren't they both technically Crocodilians? it's like saying a wolf isn't a dog, at that point, you're just being semantic, and everybody calls me anti-semantic
>>4774011Crocodilia is an entire order, that's like saying humans and lemurs are the same thing because we're both in the order Primates
>>4771572they are closer related to birds then they are to lizards
I fucking hate euros for killing them off. They would have killed everything in North America too if Canada wasn't as inhospitable. Wolves, Lions, Leopards, Aurochs, Bison, Ibex, Horse, Mammoths... It's just not fair, bros.
>>4775149Tbf both of them are subhumans that got blown the fuck out by Anglos. The only difference is that the stone age ones required centuries of war by different sovereign states to bring them down, whereas the Pajeets got wrecked by a single company and their mercenaries.
>>4775151If the link was left in then pretty sure it’s supposed to be a joke dude.
>>4769935Retard. There is environmental conservation everywhere.
>>4775149>>4775155>both types still assblasted they lostpottery
>>4771979I, on the other hand, am sad and disappointed that modern brits can walk in the countrysude without any risk of getting mauled by a bear or wolf.
>One opportunity to be born in a Universe>It's completely Nihilistic in nature.>One opportunity to be born as an intelligent species.>They dislike its true nature so much that they prefer to live in illusions. I know people talk about how octopuses could develop significantly due to their intelligence, if only they didn't strave themselves to death after breeding. But, isn't it the perfect adaptation to the nature of this world? If anything, they seem superior to us in every manner, as they can turn into enlightened buddhists on their own after breeding.
>>4775411It's perfect for rapid evolution. Kill yourself instead of shitting up the gene pool with further offspring. You get one chance and then it's bye bye. Also, they can't develop anything because they have no spoken or written language. They could even use their own ink if scientists developed underwater paper for them.
What kind of gambling do elephants do?
>>4774943PRÖÖLETTE
>>4774943What the hell kind of name is Montana Lil?>>4775126Lol
>>4774943>Indian elephant at the Indian reservation casinoChecks out
>>4775492When worlds collide
>>4775434it's owned by some really short guy
oh no his flight animation glitched out
frog physics gone
>>4774442nerve gas be scary yo
>>4774412>>4774442It’s fine this happens all the time reach into their mouths to reset the modem in the back
>>4774442Apparently to get so small, these frogs have sacrificed their eardrums so therefore, they can't balance for shit and, in some of their species, can't even hear each other's mating calls.
Birds keep dive bombing me while I do my cart getting job. Is there any way to get them to leave me alone? Or at least show I’m not a threat?
>>4775228Hold bird feed in your hands, gain their allegianceTrain them to help you apply for a better job (isn’t Cart-wrangler usually what supermarkets hire 70IQ cases to do? The birds may be physically weak but they could probably help you in intellectual tasks)
>>4775237>sn’t Cart-wrangler usually what supermarkets hire 70IQ cases to do?Or former felons
>>4775237>Cart-wranglerthat’s a new one kek(but also yes)
well if it's swallows divebombing you, they aren't actually going to hit you. they nest near my house, my work, and my gym and they always zip passed my head but never touch me. blackbirds on the other hand will scrape your head with their claws. hate those little fags.
>>4775228Take a cue from the Aussies. Glue a bunch of plastic forks to a bicicle helmet, tangs outwards.
Bucket of raccs
>>4772432Why do they hate turtles?
weeb racc
>>4774226Otakoon
beware THE WASH BEAR! :D
>>4740831Dear God...
