I'm going to post a platypus in this thread every day until all of /an/ wants to snuggle a puggle.Previous thread>>>3264061 archived. Are we back in pit bull archive times? This is your daily reminder to want a platypus
>dont visit an for over a year>this mad lad is still goingWhat an absolute unit. And yes, I want to snuggle a puggle.
>>3361714As it should be.This is your daily reminder to want a platypus.
>>3363177Would a pet platypus be just for show just like venomous snakes and tarantulas? (Talking about little to no handling)
I may not live in a world where I may snuggle a puggle but such a world is worth fighting for.
>>3363717We'll always have Healesville in Queensland anon.This is your daily reminder to want a platypus.
FEATHERFAGS BTFO
>>3364548lmao
>>3363835>dinosaur that no one said had feathers doesn't have feathersOkay
>>3364411Randall CarlsonI myself do not know where these mass graves are but Randall does a podcast where he presents slideshows and power points on entire Pleistocene extinction event.It's really an eye-opener since he has tons of evidence on the matter and no one has been able to refute his claims
I don't care what the opinion of scalists on 4chan is. I only care what paleontologists have to say
>>3364547what the fuck is that thing? looks kinda tasty
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
>>3364168>>3364292>>3364398you people are mentally ill.....
>>3364408You made a bait thread and got troll responses
>>3364168Man up and bait a real board, faggot.
>>3364168Well my feelings towards them is a rumbly in my tumbly.
>>3364168still gonna eat emsorry not sorry lol
I saw a turtle today
>>3363197Probably indirect sensation like when you touch your fingernails
>>3363215you can upload photos to inaturalist to get ID
>>3363197they can, they enjoy getting brushed
Smug smile
Blessed thread
84 yr old Alligator survived the bombing of Berlin during WW2. Born in Mississippi, transfered to Berlin, and was then recovered after the war by Russia who gave it a home in the Moscow zoo. he lived a long full life and now goes home to that great bayou in the skyhttps://twitter.com/moscowzoo/status/1264144771020439552?s=19
>>3363223koko gorilla death
>>3363122Rest in peace, Saturn.
>>3363161Saturn is one with the Cosmos again
>>3363716you literally wouldn't have done anything, you Polack
>>3363161A pond frequented by fat cats and corgis
Is this the only likable animal out of all the apes/monkeys?
>>3363474chimps are very nig-noggy.
>>3363148gorilla is probably my least favourite primate big boring leaf chewing bastard
>>3363151>>3363150orange tangs are hideous circus freaks
>>3363150>>3363148I made this today
>>3363504https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgkJnSS3uDg
Images of animals acting like humans
Over 30 posts in and no /b/-tier photoshops of animals animals holding guns yet. Well done, /an/
>>3360974>birds excited over suet managed to peck out OOOOOMMMGGG
>>3361468That video is animal cruelty.
>>3360109You just know
Animals in bathrooms that shouldn't be in bathrooms.Bonus points if the animal destroyed shit or made a huge mess.Double points if it's in a public bathroom.
>>3362238>>3362415I was in a very rural area in Brazil a few months ago and almost every time I went to the bathroom there would be a frog somewhere, often inside the toilet. It's not so bad, you just scoop them up and throw them back outside.
>>3362452
>>3363911Same in my grandparents run-down house in a rural area in Malaysia . Going into the bathrooms was always an adventure. There could be anything including giant spiders, huge beetles, centipedes, roaches, geckos, and frogs. Turn on the light and night and you almost always see something scurry away. The window of the bathrooms were glass slats where anything can come in and out freely. I enjoyed finding red eyed tree frogs the most.
Hyena thread.
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
>>3360365Why is he sad?
>>3361573Funny cow.
>>3363346Someone explained the joke.
Just found this nice "After Man, a Zoology of the Future" bookand I wanted to share those beauties
>>3347040What a boring ass pic. No sapient crow species? Meanwhile he did this one for snakes
>come to these threads for cool wacky art>stay for the discussions on why these animals could not exist, which are so much more interesting than the animals themselves
>up to today I thought the Kiwi bord was achieved true ovoviviparity>tfw reading they still need 70-80 days of egg incubation after laying the eggsholy shit what a retarded bird, no wonder they're going extinct.
>>3364431Neocene.
>>3364631>NeoceneThe one on sivatherium? Cant link it here unfortunately.
What's this no ecosphere thread?well what is an ecosphere you might askthe answer is they are jars you fill with mud and water from your local lake/pond/river to only provide it sunlight thus creating a mini-ecosystem of algea, fungus, tiny crusteceans and worms some often use fairy shrimps One of you prolly has one and most are bound to be interested in making one thus this threadhopefully i can get a conversation going since i'm not that experienced with this and there hasn't been much conversation happening regarding this interesting hobbyalso the pic is from a channel "Life in Jars" its the one that originally got me interested in this hobby
My first try from last year quickly turned into an apocalyptic moldosphere. I put it away from the window for some months and recently there's algae growing around the gravel and soil parts.What did I do wrong? Too moist? Too hot? Ketchup bottle too small?I'm willing to try again bros, but I need some advise.
>>3362429my ecospheres doesnt fit your definition, do you want to see them?
>>3363247hey why not
I have a venus fly trap that isn't doing very well and I plan to get rid of it, but the soil is populated very well with springtails. If I mix that soil with some other soil to fit a variety of plants better, will this make a good basis for a ecosphere? Springtails especially are good at getting rid of mold and I've grown a liking to these little guys, so why not build them their own ecosystem?
I've been thinking about using an old kimchi jar to make a native terrarium since I've started watching SerpaDesign.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Lg4tzkHgVo
>put wolves and bears in the same cage>two competing predators>bears kills the wolf as it would in nature.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mydajRn1WRUAre Zoos run by literal retards?
>>3364607again, just so we're clear:you have evidence of this, yes?
>>3364624Evidence is in the action that was taken. Only low testosterone men or females will make decisions like that.
>>3364628so no.just needed to make sure.
>>3364629Are you still on about this? Yes, it was purely economic factors that they were in the same enclosure :^)
>>3364632me potentially being wrong doesn't make your explanation any more correct, and as you have clearly shown, you can provide no evidence to support it.
WOLF AS FUCK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvKnYguLtGw
>>3339634This used to be my MySpace background
>>3361255I miss memes before twatter and faceberg
>>3363976I always avoid the comments section of wolf-related videos. The 'wolf fandom' is among the cringiest things on the internet.
>>3364611probably one of the oldest, too.
What are your thoughts?
>>3362649>that was just a coincidenceIt seems to be more than a coincidence that domestication also drastically alters appearance. Look at that fox domestication program in Russia.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsIibD-TLcM
Anecdote to domestication syndrome: sleeping on the ground more often through camping. Spending more time outside in nature. Aloha!
>>3359523Depends on the pet. With dogs we've already selectively bred them for companionship for millennia and both sides of the arrangement benefit heavily from the other. In a way it's a symbiotic relationship. For a lot of other animals I agree though, especially birds. Not only do birds need a lot of room to fly in that they just can't get in human captivity, they're also incredibly intelligent and need mental care in addition to physical care from being removed from their natural environments, again, something most pet owners simply can't do.
>>3361664The shorted snout because the dog will suffer its entire life from it
>>3364270based schizo
Feel free to discuss anything about birds here, or blogpost about the birds you share your life with.Remember to treat birds nicely and give them a good variety of food instead of feeding them supermarket seed mix all their lives. For example, many parrots will benefit from a well-made bird chop.eg: https://birdtricksstore.com/blogs/birdtricks-blog/chop-mix-for-your-birdshttps://www.thesprucepets.com/chop-concept-revolutionary-way-feed-birds-390189If you are new to bird keeping, learning about the basics of clicker training and target training is a good start.Clicker conditioning:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kANhrYgOlJc [Embed]Target training: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqtptXFyb2c [Embed]
>>3363878I'd be nervous too.
>>3362880pericazo
>>3364470lol imagine it actually had tiny hands to opperate that computer
