What did megalodon really look like
like how i like him to look like
>>3370575worst cetaceans, murderous-ass fake whales
>>3370533Fish
>>3370533very swimmy, very bitey
>>3370575Orcas weren't allowed to be bigger than a dolphin while megalodon was around
rioters release a lion.
Pretty cool.
>>3370924this is a very old image of a lion in south africa, not america
>>3371202https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3541594/Paws-traffic-lights-Giant-male-lion-seen-prowling-streets-South-Africa-s-biggest-city-s-not-dangerous-d-think.html
>>3370924>2020>still making low res picturesNot buying it hombre
>>3370924That image is like 4 years old
Is there a more handsome creature than the AMERICAN alligator?[spoiler]No.[/spoiler]
>>3370893>>3371217he cute
Alligator gets MOGGED by his superior cousins the Nile and saltwater crocodiles
>>3370901god i wish that were me
Gators are cute but crocs take it
>>3371267Weak chinned faggot. Behold a superior crocodilian specimen.
There are entire youtube channels dedicated to videos of baby monkeys getting brutalized and killed, and the comments are filled with low life scumbags who're getting their rocks off on it. Can we do anything about this?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWBwyIOqP_A Look at the related videos and comments
So I wrote to the creep from Tree Rat Family and asked him why he has such a hard on for hating monkeys. He told me to check out his video essay explaining his in-depth hatred: https://youtu.be/yTFFOAQlV-8tl;dw 3rd world shitter that has to compete with them for resources and identifies with them too much. He approaches them emotionally not to dissimilar from a seething /pol/ack sees black people.
>>3371168>domiciled without remuneration
>>3365101boomers are not human.
>>3371168>attacks a person for his ethnicity and national origin >goes on to accuse others of being racists in the same sentencedo you people really have this much of a lack of introspection?
>>3365101one little thing i wanted to add to this is that the western comments might not be american. many westerners go to south-east asia to find love, some of them even move there. maybe these western commenters are living in SEA and have been somehow influenced to hate specifically baby monkeys? maybe they are pedophiles who have escaped prosecution to these tropical paradises and are projecting their desires on baby monkeys.
Welcome to /kot/, the toxoplasmosis capital of /an/There is a combined pastebin for /kot/ and /dog/ now being maintained, which includes both resources links as well as a joint Discord: https://pastebin.com/JBKedstJOld thread: >>3348122
>>3362242tell your cat to stop smoking
Why does my cat look fat when he lays down?It worries me sometimes, as in doubting whether or not he is overweight.But I've seen actually fat cats before and I'm pretty sure he isn't, because when he stands on his paws he is slim, and very muscular. Actually he is still very active , he can move and jump wherever he wants and doesn't any trouble grooming himself.He is also very tall(practically 50cm no kidding) which is why I think he looks like this, but I'm not sure, maybe his belly is of an overweight cat? But it's only apparent when he is like this.
>>3370749>read "spray cheese">wut>google "spray cheese">WUT... people are eating something like that?
>>3371191That's america, bro
>>3370447The causes for face swelling are various. If I wasn't sure that a bee actually stung him, I wouldn't waste more days and I would call a vet.>>3371071When a slim human lays down they also look fatter. Ever tried to look at your thighs when you're sitting on a chair?An accurate way to know if you kot is a bit overweight would be to weigh him, of course.
Post your spirit animal. I'll start.
>>3370694owls face always remind me of a sliced apple
>>3368756Oдин мaнyл
>>3371061tried buying boneless apples?
>>3371054Maribou Stork, a carrion stork that represents death. it probably delivers the stillborn. Should I call Interpol?
Do you ever take your dog on an off leash walk?
Take a long rope I'm talking 30 feet and tie it around your dogs midsection. If it runs off or does something dumb stand on the rope
>>3370982It's called a long line retard. Attach it to his collar.
>>3370382No, that's okay. While I even enjoy the rude dogs that come out of nowhere and jump on you my friend is deadly afraid of dogs so I can see the problem.As long as people make sure their dog is not one of those and ask people they meet on a walk from afar if it's okay to leave the dog off leash it's okay.Just like people should ask the owner if it's okay to make contact with the dog.
>>3370171Well, there are no signs that a dog should be on the leash. So of course I put mu dog off the leash.Only ones that ever complained are cyclists, but fuck those guys.
>>3370949its*
foxes thread 3last thread hit the image limit
>>3368660sightime to open some cans of tomato sauce again
>>3368664what a strange fetish
>>3367197
page 10 bump
>>3368695https://old.reddit.com/r/SkunkSeekers/
>>3368609>>3369252Same here. Where did yesterday go?
>>3367696Jurassic Park.
Masturbated a bunch to the rite of spring from fantasia.
>>3371026High level right out the gate. Impressive.
>>3370656Did it work tho?
Do you think that the meat industry is justified for all of its animal cruelty?
yes
>>3371083I have nothing against eating meat, it's natural after all, but they gotta stop treating the animals like shit.
>>3371083
>>3371140Kek'd, i hate this threads too
Let's put on our tinfoil hats here. Would non-avian dinosaurs be successful today if the were suddenly plopped back on Earth today? If yay or nay, which species would do the best? I think Ankylosaurids/Nodosaurids, Sauropods, Ceratopsians and small to medium sized theropods (medium being Ceratosaurus, Dilophosaurus, Carnotaurus, Allosaurus and Daspletosaurus being the upper limit etc) would adapt well assuming they can adjust to new food sources.Beyond Dinosaurs, I think larger Pterasaurs could out-compete sea birds entirely. I could see Mosasaurs hunting baleen whales and maybe putting orcas and other porpoises in check depending on how agile they really were
>>3371193there arent any large forests left to sustain large sauropods and the largest Hadrosaurs. smaller sauropods, small to midsized hadrosaurids and relatives (Ouranosaurus, Zalmoxes, Telmatosaurus, Corythosaurus, Parasaurolophus, Maiasaura, Muttaburrasaurus, Prosaurolophus) could however be managable relatively well. but some forest and bioshere reconstruction might help them out greatly.ceratopsids, and stegosaurs could probably be brought back rather confortably without putting to much of a strain on the current enviorment and would not really compete with similar, Larger and smaller sized mammalian herbivores.Larger predatory dinosaurs might be much more of a strain as their young often compete for niches of smaller predators wich would not only outcompete smaller predatory dinosaurs but also mammalian solitary predators like bobcats and mountain lions.medium sized predatory dinosaurs(Allosaurus fragilis, Albertosaurus and various abelisaurids being the upper limit) might however be workable and fill in a niche on top of current predators.dromeosaurs, as cool as they are would be boned for the same reason phorosracids where. smaller dromeosaurs might however be able to carve out a niche between that of foxes and coyotes and predatory birds and vultures.
>>3371164>what are birbs
>>3367411For the large aquatic reptiles, modern oceans would be like an all you can eat buffet.
>>3371201read slower. we're talking about non-avian dinosaurs. Specifically not birds>>3371199not this again. Dinosaurs would not succeed in today's world, even without humans. They would get mogged by birds and mammals. They managed to dominate their world because they developed a form of endothermy which gave them an advantage over any other animals, and they grew faster than mammals. Current birds and mammals outmatch them on that aspect, and they can't go for months without food like lizards crocodiles turtles and the like. They could find some small niche and maybe survive in a not very competitive environment, like marsupials in australia, but they wouldn't dominate shit. They were just a stepping stone
>>3371199Dromaeosaurids may be able to fit in the niches of various sizes of Carnivora but other than that I see little overlap. as a rule of thumb, if cats/dog can live there semi-wild, so could raptors...
>>3370107L0NGER
>>3370107
No way.
>>3370365yes, very way
Are they doomed?
>>3369720It's one of the ways they mark territory.
>>3362736This is why I will always hate gulf arabs and saudis, they are by far the most amoral arabs when it comes to animals similar to the chinese.
>>3360196So like pet dogs then?
>>3366054longboi cheetah when?
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>>3369657Very cool
Bumping with this regius cutie
nom nom nom
>>3370996
>>3369651Update: the ladybirds are being massacred by antsThere's a small spot in my backyard that's completely covered in elytra, and elytra+dry bodies surrounding the entrance of the ant colony
Would you?
>anthroew
Only if I was 2ft tall
>>3361916No. B-but maybe a dolphin, if I could get away with it.
>>3364446>Horns>her
