cute bird thread
>>4305457>grown man using the word "cute"
>>4309969ur cute
>>4306735wtf how can such a big egg come from such a small bird?
>>4309969>Nigger on /an/.
>>4308938LMAO, he doesn’t know there’s more than one.
Horse GeneralNeigh-I edition>>4270997 - thread that lay down for even a second
>>4309922Hi Rocky!
>youtubers are now applying horsegeneral's visual illusions to garner views
>>4309922F L A T
>>4309922https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOmJLk1lu08&t=94s
>>4309922Rocky.
Welcome to /plant/, the happy green place on this blue board, where growers, gardeners and horticulturists share their love for things that grow.Newbies and amateurs are very welcome, and we’ll always try to answer your questions.>Flora of the Worldhttp://www.worldfloraonline.org/>Hardiness zoneshttps://www.plantmaps.com/>Plant ID Siteshttps://identify.plantnet.org/https://wildflowersearch.org/>Pests and Diseaseshttps://www.rhs.org.uk/science/plant-health-in-gardensComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>4309891>Well, assuming it's a water softenerI don't know exactly what filter it is. But I live in Scandinavia, our tapwater is freshwater from aquifers, so our water is already quite soft and doesn't need to be bleached. But I'll keep an eye on my plants and buy some mineral water or demineralized water if I see them yellowing. Though we are out of the growing season, so I doubt I'll see any real change until next year.
>>4309895I give my Maranta a regular liquid feed and it's fine. Much faster grower than I expected as well.Fun plant.
Sometimes I give my plants sparkling mineral water to aerate the soil. They seem to like it.
>>4310033I do that with diluted hydrogen peroxide. It’s fun
>>4309926Wouldn't bonemeal work for that?
Karelian Bear Dog/First Edition>ITT: Pointed Ears/Muzzles, Thick Coats, and Curled TailsEurasian Brown Bears BTFO
>>4308298Husky hater schizo accomplishments:[X] Hard drive full of NAKED huskies, all female for some reason, not a single shaved male[X] Obsession with physical appearance of dogs and how feminine/masculine they are[X] Hard drive full of female huskies with swollen tits and reproductive organsI'm starting to think husky hater schizo doesn't hate huskies at all.
>>4308298Meds
>be polar bear>be walking around in the tundra>see a spitz dog>mosey on over>spitz dog sees you and starts barking>you just keep walking>spitz dog starts running towards you>you turn around and start running awayComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>4307688give it back
japanese house dingo
>Giant thing>No known defence mechanism>Extremely slowWhy isn't it even endangered yet?
>>42992975 stage Pokemon
>>4301264How come anon gets chased by triangles and the best i can get is my dog snores scaring the shit out of me
>>4309958Swordfish has no flavor on its own
>>4310045liaror you have no tastebuds
>>4310045t. swordfish
cont. from >>4291055>green anaconda editionThis thread is dedicated to all animals of the reptilia and amphibia classes. Topics include, but are not limited to: geckos, snakes of all kinds, frogs, salamanders, newts, turtles, tortoises, and much more. Before asking a question, do a search on the internet to see if it has been answeredClassifieds for finding breeders and products:>morphmarket.com>kingsnake.com>faunaclassifieds.com>reptilescanada.com (Canadian breeders)>caudata.orgMost forums will have a "for sale" section on them, so look for that, especially if you have a specific herp you want. Craigslist can also be a good source for cheap aquariums, and make sure to check for any reptile expos that occur in your area.When asking a question, make sure to include these details:>Type and size of animal>Enclosure dimensions>Humidity and temperatureComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>4309774ah i see
>>4309750i imaging he means "shitloads of people with bad husbandry bringing with them animals that at best hanve snake mites and at worst IBD and nidovirus."
>>4309801Its cryptosporidium that really scares me but yeah, you got it >>4309776
I don't mind any of that. It's the>Sacramentothat's the problem.
I have a ball pythonAnd I wanted to get an enclosure but I dont have much space. Right now shes in a plastic tub but that was meant to be temporary for a few weeks.What is a good enclosure under $250.. If it can be less than 13" tall I can get a length of 45" so that is my ideal situation.If it isnt under 13", then like 36" is ideal.Preferably not wider than 20ish inches.Shes still a baby and shes probably a little smaller than my forearm.So if I can get by for a few years until I move with a small enclosure thatd be better.Right now shes in an enclosure thats 21" long, width 14, height 6I want something a bit taller because one of my hides got crushed and cracked, and a bit longer at least.I dont want to use another bucket, and I want to be able to use a heat lamp.
edición de colloid de australia (cuck de ganadería y tipo spitz)AKA el perro splotchy
>>4310063Sausage dog
>>4309417>>4309374my dog gets pet with and without permission and she loves every minute of it. she's a certified cuddleslut.>>4308917i can't even finish that beardo's videos. the KRINGE is overwhelming at times...
>>4310095Ehh it's worth itI make 6 figures in 6 months and then spend a year on pogey at my beach house
His preferred bed is a $700 -20 arctic down sleeping bag
>>4310063Vile crossing.
i just saw this pigeon in the middle of the footpath while biking home. it was not moving at all, not even a flinch when cars drove past. i went home and walked back with a little bowl of seeds and water. it wouldn't drink or eat, not even a sip when i brought the bowl to its beak. the traffic was getting too much so i wrapped it in a towel and brought it home. no visible injuries or blood. it walked a little and fluttered its wings. i used a flashlight and searched for tics, parting its feathers on its head and back, nothing. right now it is resting with its eyes closed. breathing looks strong and steady. it remained calm when i stroked it. any advice on what to do? i am hoping it is just shock or something. at the very least it is warm and safe from further harm now
they died.i was with them right to the end, softly stroking themthey were not aloneand they will be missedi haven't cried like that in a long time desu
>>4309961You at least made its last moments comfortable, instead of being on a cold, unforgiving road. Can't tell age, but it looks older so it may have just been time.
>>4309360>oi gevalt just fuck with diseased animals goyim, don't bother consider the unclean unclean only WE can do that
>>4310112Jews are free to touch diseased birds all day long. They just can't eat shellfish because once some idiot rabbi served clams he caught last week and left sitting in the sun.
>>4310113waste not want not
Post birds, appreciate birds
>>4309537I want to say something to defend the turkey's honor but it's hard when there's a ballsack on his neck
>>4277245Birds are cool
>>4309217nice gobbledygook
>crashes your markets with no survivors
>>4309839Birds are indeed so fucking cool
>find two bones>“here thats how dinosaurs looked like back then“
>>4309732that's just a rock retard
lmao they do that with sauropods all the time. they find one bone and then say this specimen was 200 feet tall
>>4309448it's archeology, not anthropology
>>4309807"The largest dinosaur to have ever lived*!""Bigger than 40 blue whales*!""over 1 kilometer from nose to tail tip*!"*based on half of one toe nail found
>>4309506Featherfags btfo
>lives on the planet for millions of years>not a single species out of thousands develop intelligencehow?
>>4308402Nah not really. That's just a JP thing. Troodontids may have been on par with some of the dumber birds of today but that's it.
>>4308490>there could easily have been a species of dinosaur that evolved to use tools like flint axes and spark fires but because so few fossils ever actually get preserved and found we'll never know if that happenedstone tools have a nearly 100% chance of fossilizing and being found, so noyou're retarded.
>>4309981>Industrialization is the Great Filter of Fermi's Paradoxso every intelligent species in the universe both saw its impending demise and somehow failed to avoid it despite knowing exactly how?The thing that silences intelligent societies is something you haven't even begun to suspect because you have not yet advanced to the point of seeing it. By the time you do see it, it will be unavoidable.singularity is easily avoided. Any technology is.
>>4308351Makes no sense to assume that they would even have a concept of intelligence, which is an artificial anthropocentric concept
>>4308511Why did he create so many nearly identical little beetles all over the world? Is he some sort of freak?
do elephants get boogers in their trunks? it sounds unhygienic for them to grab water in their trunk to pour in their mouths to drink
>>4308824The size of the animal is irrelevant maybe even a detriment at very large sizes. What matters is the strength of its bones you only need to hit the same spot a few times and then the bones will collapse into the lungs and it will die while you simply stand back
>>4294694science explained it a long time ago.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1guJCkdmRQ0
>>4296092it's hard enough keeping a pig, an pig that can pick up items as a pet sounds like a nightmare.
>>4294694you are constantly swallowing your own mucus and boogers
>>4309957Why?Elephants are intelligent and curious, they would be neat.
Now unmuted.
>>4309686Cheetahs are more domesticated than house cats
bros, how big is your fox folder?I just started
>>4310048smolalso, that is one wide blockfox
foxes look funny in profile shot
this must be the biggest monstrous flex in internet history
>7 years>deadWhen will people learn that big dogs are unhealthy?
>>4308428for all the shit that pitbulls get, I think mastiffs are probably the closest approximation to a """nanny dog"""
>>4309226I think those would be newfoundlanders.
>>4307065yes anon, that is clearly an AmStaff
>>4306885>border collies (30lbs)???
>>4307985Mouth?
We have the knowledge, the application, and the will. Why aren't we bringing them back? It was human activity that contributed most to their extinction. Therefore it's not unethical for humans to correct their error.
>>4309619>It was human activity that contributed most to their extinctionThis is a ridiculous falsehood
>>4309621Those people are retarded and their beliefs are illogical. Every inch of siberian wilderness has been explored multiple times.
>>4309847>when we were cavemanning it upTheir extinctions were completely unrelated. Cavemen didn't have the potential to cause extinctions outside of islands. Those animals died out due to shifts in climate and vegetation.
>>4310020Leaving aside the debate over the Bigfoot, mammoths are enormous animals that live in herds. Their presence in a area would be extremely easy to spot even indirectly through satellite data (which we already use to track herds in Africa), so this theory doesn't hold up unless you think the Russian government is involved in a conspiracy to hide all evidence of mammoths when they can't even properly hide their military facilities.
>>4309619>Why aren't we bringing them back?nobody knows how
