You know, when you think about it, human feet are really just long hands with stubby fingers. Isn't that weird huh?
In Russia toes are called fingers as well, like "fingers on your feet"
>>3367319We do, it's a shame they're not that long though
>>3367307>short fingers but long toesHUH!?
>>3367568In Chile Toes are called "fat finger",
>>3367307Your feet are hideous you disgusting degenerate.
step 4 kinds of looks like a FtM SRS
>>3367823I remember as a kid, my parents gave our dog a rawhide, and I took it away from him an brought it top my parents because I noticed it had fucking staples in it holding it together.no idea what shitass chinese brand it was, but my parents stopped buying rawhide after that.
>>3367823So it's made of shit, just like dog food. What's the big deal?
>>3367879Oh god you're right
>>3367879I feel bad for you that your brain is this scarred
How do you guys deal with losing a pet? I just had to have my dog put down after it was discovered he had severe cancer. I know I want to get another dog but I don't want him to just feel like a replacement. pic related, my dog.
>>3366432Sorry to hear it anon, the loss of a pet can be very soul crushing. The best thing I believe is to recognize the good life you gave him, and the love you two shared. Comfort food can be a decent temporary physical relief, but talking honestly to friends (even anons) and loved ones is probably superior. Don't be afraid to cry either, it's cathartic and a normal human emotion
>>3366442Wholesome>>3366432Its ok OP, if you dont want to feel like you're replacing him, get a pupper early and let them chill together for a week (if hes good with puppies, ofc) and let him experience the next friend who'll take care of you. Its the best way to not feel like you're replacing your dog, while also giving them a chance to see new life. Take it as you will, OP.also I second wholesome anon's message: Dont be afraid to cry, let it all out
>>3367738He's already gone, that's an old picture. I think I want to wait a little while until his scent is gone before bringing another dog home, it might make them nervous if they smell other dog.
>>3367739the reason I was torn up about it is because if it was just cancer I would have just let him hang on a little bit until he started showing signs. You know, at least give me some quality time with him. But it turns out he had a tumor in his prostate and his kidneys had failed. I can't even imagine the kind of pain he was in, he never showed it.
>>3366432Sorry for your loss anon. I had to have my little cat put down in February and it was honestly the most devastating thing I've gone through in a long time and I see death and severe injury and suffering at work all the time. I basically sat in my flat and cried into a bottle of gin for a week afterwards, and even the following week when I was feeling a bit better and went back to work, I'd still start crying randomly whenever I thought about her. It's a cliche normies say that it's like losing a family member, but it's so true. I feel a bit better now, but sometimes I think about her when I'm falling asleep and I cry a little bit and wish she was there because she used to sleep on my pillow above my head. I'm just grateful I managed to get her ashes and bring her home before the vets all started shutting down for non emergencies.With all that being said, it does get easier eventually and although I just started crying again thinking about her and looking at her picture, I'm used to not having her around now and things have got a bit better with time. I'm not sure how much comfort you can take from me rambling about my dead cat, but for what it's worth your dog looked like a big happy healthy dog and he probably loved living with you. By having him put down now you saved him a lot of suffering and his death was quick, cancer rots the body from the inside and I don't think you'd want your lasting memories of your dog as sick and in pain.They don't really ever leave you, only in a physical sense.
Which animals are worth a sniff
>>3367602Where do I find animals to sniff
>>3367630Usually outdoors, but sometimes indoors
>>3367577Birds, psittacosis be damned
they smell exactly like popcorn
sniff
Mom's boyfriend just brought a shitbull pup home without asking us, I think he plans to keep him here.How do I get rid of him making it look like an incident
>>3367478Yes, but I also have the right to do it to them
>>3367427>>3367433>>3367440Start by killing yourselves, misanthro furshits.
>>3366969Take the dog to the beach and drown or take it to a forest and shoot it and bury it and say it somehow got out?
>>3366969Sugarless gum.100% you'll pass it off as an accident.
>>3367033>[...] and I dont know what happened officer, one day he just snapped [...]
My dad has a fossilized dinosaur tooth that he got some years ago and forgot what it came from. Anynone have any ideas?
>>3366300Looks like an elephant seal tooth
>>3366380>Abrasion from contact from other teeth is visible iI'm guessing someone ground the bottom of the root to look like a tooth or tusk>>3366381>Also shiny part is silicified. The whole thing is very solid rockcoolI'm no expert on extinct mammal teeth but it does look like a fossil horse. Just my best guess.I am an expert on dinosaur teeth and I can say with confidence that's a mammal and probably an ungulate.
>>3366680>I am an expert on dinosaur teethwhat happened in your life to make you become an expert in that of all things?
>>3367076went to school, probably.
>>3367076cheap and easy to study, and more common than bones for most animals. If we count bird teeth there's about 100 species of dinosaurs known only from their teeth. And you don't need heavy equipment to find them usually. Just a shovel and a screen and permission to dig.
Chickens have feelings and you're a monster for eating them:https://www.audubon.org/news/despite-their-tiny-brains-these-african-birds-can-form-complex-relationships
>>3366001This could be true until you look at the ACTUAL meat industry and how we treat our prey
>>3364168looks like next hunting trip is going to be kenya. thanks for making me aware
good i like to be able to taste the misery
>>3364168Those aren’t chickens, but this is based anyway.>>3366001Big brain. Also; pest animals.
>>3364168I was at McDonald's the other day and got a mcchicken, a burger and a fish sandwich for a meal because I wanted to eat as many meat as possible sorry bud but this train don't stop
>NOOOOOO YOU CAN’T JUST IGNORE MY DEFENSIVE ADAPTATIONS YOU CAN’T EAT MEEEEEEEE
>>3366731It’s so smug
>>3366645Pufferfishes are to dolphins what peppers are to humans.
>>3366731>AHHHHHHHHHHH I NEVER SHOULD'VE LEFT THE CARNIVAL AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH
>>3366576Fuck Lionfish.I used to go scuba diving in the Florida Keys 10 years ago. Had never seen one out of the aquarium. Now they're everywhere.SPEAR THE LIONFISH, FISH WAR NOW.They're actually pretty delicious when made into something like tuna dip.
>>3366576keked
What kinda shroom is this?
Sad cats that aren't the sad cat meme
>>3366499shit tier photoshop job, the pupil isn't even circular
Can we get a thread for our very, very little friends
>>3364826this motherfucker looks like he's gonna start the hottest factory takeover of 2020
>>3367410NOOOO THE INTESTINAL FAUNERINO
>>3366159>>3366122Not even a living organism.
>>3367524debatable
>>3367664>Not even a living organism**by current definition of life.Is that better?
Nature's greatest and most destructive enemy. They're a pest and keep breeding like rabbits. How do we stop the Homo sapien population?
>>3367616>wespeak for yourself, I love these fellas
Why do they always use a Neanderthal mutt for the final picture of H. sapiens? A subsaharan African would be a better demonstrator of that specie.
>>3367616
>>3367616How do we stop the nigger non-sapient population?
Post pictures of fat retardsPic related, pelican
Are sharks capable of revenge?
Help
Bump
>>3366648Humans don't have fins, retard.
>>3367572yes they do
>>3367572Tell that to Finland
Hey /an/. Found this ivory millipede on the front porch a couple days ago. Decided I'd keep him in an appropriately sized environment. I find these things pretty interesting and low maintenance. He seems to like his home and crawling on my hand. (Saying 'he' but i haven't sexed the thing yet.)I used to see em everywhere back when i lived closer to town in a neighborhood. Live in a wooded area surrounded by field and woods for the most part currently however.The thing is I want another one to keep Pedey company but I cant seem to find another one. I've looked out in the woods under logs and rocks around my house even during rain. Shoveled around in some dead leaves as well. Made a trap too but no luck with that. I live in central FL btw where they're abundant.Any anons have some advice? Am i looking at the wrong time? These things live up to 10 years and I dont want Pedey to be lonely. Should I just hope for one to turn up again? Its rainimg currently and it might the rest of the night so maybe that will draw them out.
