Science can't explain this
>>4756764“this” being?
>>4756919Why they put their fin over a female
>>4757260Just standard “this is my bitch back off” behavior I would think
>>4756764Seal milk is as thick as toothpaste and id like to try drinking it
>>4757941It's probably pure fat. Basically just butter.
Mr. Shock edition>Streamhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjB4HmTOCFw>What is this?哈啰街猫 or "Hello Street Cat" is an app developed by Guangxi Hapet Network Technology Co., Ltd. and launched in April 2023. This app strives to facilitate the feeding of stray cats, by the use of various "Intelligent Stray Cat Management Houses", which can record and stream video as well as dispense kibble, treats and water every time a user donates through the "Hello Street Cat" app.>Cat Listhttps://streetcat.wiki/index.php/List_of_Cats>Wikihttps://streetcat.wiki/
>>4754395Religious people are more likely to be fat than atheists
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>>4735445It's animal abuse to keep cats indoors. Cats have a 5 mile living radius. They like to hang out with other cats, catch them birds and rodents who be slackin' and take naps in the sun.
Apparently all the locations of the cat feeders were leaked and the abusers started taking stray cats
>>4757776Its animal abuse to let cats outsideThey get merced within 2-4 years, kill endangered birds, and spread a disease that kills 20x more babies than pitbulls. A cat is not aware of its “natural” state. It’s a human creation, a domesticated with no purpose but home decor and lap warming. It has no natural state. It has no function in the ecosystem. It only has an ideal stimulation level.
Post animal images that make you think: “not my problem.”
>>4753603mirrors are more fun than television
>>4757905It's probably superficial things. A short, long-haired man with a high register would also get bit.
>>4757900very slowly
>>4757171Funniest thing I've seen with these is a trans person feeling validated after getting bitten
>>4757358do you guys not bolt your toilets down?
Wasps and hornets are __________
>>4744534Zergs?
>>4744570no way bosmer are real
>>4757403normally i would tolerate or in some cases even encourage thinking with your dick but you are literally stirring the hornet's nest you fool
>>4744532incredibly necessary for the environment. There's a red paper wasps that nested in an old bird's nest in my garden last year. I didn't kill them. I respected their space. During the winter I carefully moved the birdhouse to a place that I wasn't around every day, but still within my property line. Fuck non-native wasps though I have no issue killing those ones.I bend the knee to our native and naturalized apocrita overlords.
>>4744534meliponas!
>>4755365The fact that this photo looks 20+ years old is so charming. I just imagine this picture in somebody's kitchen as a funny little memory.
what enables these mfers to be shitbull killing machines?
>>4755709Built for wolf hunting
>>4755366You’re rightPure sovlfvl pic
New thread to replace the old one that maxed-out and was archived
>>4750897gif is superior
>>4752753Possibly, but the file's also 6 times as large.
I saw a raven while going for a walk todaythey really stand among the other corvids because it's jetblack and it's huge, I almost mistook it for a bigger bird because of its great wingspan
>>4754658
>>4754426afaik, female crows caw just before laying but are silent after that to not call attention to the nest.
POV; you are a French fry about to get eaten.
anyone here a loner? I'm thinking of getting a dog, but it'll just be me taking care of him/her. only family i have is my dad, who won't be able to help. is it too much for one person? i see a lot of dogs with families. i'm mostly worried about the puppy stage.i have some spine problems so need a smaller dog, i wanted a cavalier king charles but they shed so much i'm leaning towards a cavapoo (which I'm sure you'll all hate, but, i met a few of them and they seem perfect for me).
It's happening.I'm going to be raising a guide dog puppy.I'm (and the pup) going to get a lot of training from the organisation but anything /dog/ recommends preparing ahead of time or being ready for?The pup has just been born, so I've got another 8 weeks to wait.
>>4757944Kek no. Is dressing up my dog a form of torture?
>>4759387Puppy stage is a lot to deal with and I would have liked someone else around to give me a break sometimes but it's doable. Dog doesn't need more than you if yo ucan take them out to meet other people/dogs occasionally.
>>4759338Experience, let me ask you; how many dogs have you worked with? If the answer is less than 20 sit back and be quiet. Listen has the same letters as silent, funny ain’t it.
Parrot threadPicrel: Ultramarine lorikeet (Vini ultramarina)
>>4743285my girl
If animals were like Pokemon, which would be a legendary?My money is on Willy.
>>4757649Those are just really small men
>>4757787leg joints can only take around 3x the average weight, unless you also have a mutation increasing bone density
>>4757754What is he eating?
>>4757249This dude.Legendary - Bird/Fighting type
Lets say that for some completely unknown and hypothetical reason four quaker parrots sneaked into the cage i had 2 cockatiels onto, and happen to be at least 0,4x times larger. In how much danger the latter are?
>>4757869they will bite and dangerously fight each other
When is a bird "born"?1) when the egg is laid2) when the egg hatches
>>4756634in fact of course
>>4756632It applies to everything. Born just means when it comes into the world. Even frogs don't just exist from nothing.
>>4756652>frogs don't just exist from nothing.I think you will find they are metaphysical in nature anon.
>>4756632But there are reptiles and fish that give live birth
>>4756619because their head is small compared to their body, so they're able to develop more before hatchingbirds with a bigger head to body ratio evolved to hatch undeveloped because their mom would have a hard time to push out a huge egg with a megamind baby bird inside
It's maybe 2 cms. And hasn't moved since I discovered it(3 days), not that it was moving before. It's also hairy, I think, I haven't touched it. Is it a problem for my plants? Should I remove it?
>>4757714It no longer presents any danger to your plants.Once butterflies end their larvae stage and enter the pupa stage, they stop being voracious eaters and just kinda exist until turning into a butterfly (the reproductive stage)
>>4757715I don't know about this specific butterfly, but maybe 2 weeks? Maybe less, it seems to be a small kind of butterfly.I have worked with silk butterflies so that's the only species specific knowledge I have.
>>4757734>>4757735Thanks. Do you think I'll get the opportunity to see it "hatch"? Or does it only occur at night time or very quickly?
>>4757832You may be able to catch it mid hatch!It takes a couple minutes, amd after that they have a period where they have to extend their wings and let them harden.So even if you don't catch it hatching, you will most likely be able to see it getting its wings ready during the day.
>>4757832OP if you happen to catch it midhatch get a video in here to heal our souls, even if you gotta bake a new thread.
honestly the most based animal in existence
>>4755527Obtain a copy of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds. Watch it. You will know when it's time to run after that.>Hitchcock didn't know how terrifying Canada Geese are, or he would have had a special scene or two with them in it. Fuckers think they're still raptors.
>>4755603their bones are hollow anon, they're made for flying not fisticuffs.
>>4755502I'm a leaf and I'm always begging for burgers to shoot these whenever they see one, they shit everywhere and pollute lakes, attack people -- the problem is that the suburbs create the perfect predator-free environment for them, so they need to be shot, since we don't have guns, Americans, please!
>>4757846The problem is that the poop of Canadian geese cause algae bloom in lakes that throw the entire ecosystem out of whack -- and Canadian geese aren't just aggressive to humans but to other animals as well, so the excess of Canadian geese can lead to decrease in biodiversity! They overgraze the sedge that salmon youngs depend on: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/abundant-canada-geese-populations-threat-ecosystems-1.6507555If you don't want to outright kill the birds, choose abortion, track down the nest and destroy the eggs.
Soifacing rat
>>4757098THIS NIGGA IS NUTS
>>4757178>Chyna
NAS coal
>>4757770bayzed pong