So, which absolute RETARD decided to call this thing a killer whale when it's a fucking dolphin?
Dolphins are toothed whales
>>4179300>what retard calls this thing a dolphin when it's an orcaThat's what you sound like.
>>4179301>no one, theyre called whale killers it just got lost in translationThis. Commercial whalers HATE them!
Uh, sapien-bros???
>>4179495>Humans, a single species, has a variation of over 20% in cortex neuron countReally gets the noggin joggin.
Plebs, the lot of you.
>>4179148that's one of the blurriest pngs that I've ever seen
dog
>>4179249Gross. Die.
>>4177244rape virgins
I'm going to post a platypus every day until all of /an/ wants a puggle to snuggle.Old thread>>>3953198
Why do they have such beady eyes.
>>4071368Is looks so fucking juicy
>>4176683They don't actually rely on their eyes very much. The Australian settlers actually called them water moles and it's actually a pretty accurate description.This is your daily reminder to want a platypus.
>>4176522>It was a full platy deep tissue cuddle.This is your daily reminder to want a platypus.
This is your daily reminder to want a platypus.
i tried you guys but i give upi'm getting him neutered fuck itincel coomer just sprays jizz all over himself and whines all day i'm sick of it
>>4175276good, dogs should be neutered
>>4175276if you can't even take care of your dogs most basic needs you shouldn't own a dog at all
>>4176269>>4176252AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHFuck op, I’m sorry but you’re getting char boiled
>>4177916i hope they never graduate
>>4177916Yeah young as in two years, and you should still be doing an ovary sparing spay.>>4177265>Cancerous uterusUterine cancer is rarer than cancers associated with spaying. And ovary sparing spays get done at age 2 to 3.>>4177269Breeders do a horrible job on purpose despite having the capability to do a good one. Anything would be better, even a complete retard keeping a log of lifespans and health issues and just potato sacking entire litters when problems cropped up.>but... muh confirmation!>*narrows the gene pool to win dumb competitions and keep the ear shape correct*>durr i better the breed
>this is a monkey and not a feline or canine, according to science
It's a funky monkey
looks more like a monkey than a dog to me
What is your opinion on zoos? Do you think they should be banned?
>>4179446I'd rather have tigers around than you desu.
>>4178121I imagine it's much better living like a NEET in a zoo, rather than being extinct. Or shot, ground up, then snorted by a French man with ED.
>>4179446>they serve no ecological purposeThey help lower the Pajeet population.
>>4179468Not if they're in a cage
>>4179446They can't be reintroduced because subhumans keep poaching them
Hello fellow anons. This sorta shrub in front of my window started forming some sorta fruits. I have no idea what it could be, my best guess is mirabelle plum or Prunus domestica subsp. insititia. Kinda confused since it grows really fast (chopped some branches since it was blocking the sunlight). It is so far not thick enough for a tree. It had small white blossoms, roughly same as plum trees. The photo was taken two days ago, Prague, Czechia. Any ideas? Thanks!
It's a plum tree. Mine is starting to produce fruits too and they're in the exact same growth stage
>>4179462Rape berries. Lock your doors and don't go outside alone at night for the next few weeks.
Also, fruit trees are often coppiced so that the fruits are more reachable and the branches easier to manage. Your plum's trunk was likely cut in the past, so it now grows as a shrub.
Yep. It was cut like 2 years ago and I cut some branches to get some sunlight. I guess I will wait and see what kinda plum it is. Thanks a lot!
Aardvarks are notably underrated animals. >ITT: share Aard-facts, Aard-info, Aard-pics, Aard-jokes, Aard-anecdotes, and Aard-awesomenessOther acceptable avenues of discourse: >"Why is this kind of animal so underrated?">"Why, even though Crocodiles are the best animal, are Aardvarks a good animal? And also Hyenas are awesome.
>>4177518they look like an armadillo without the armor
Aardvarks are neat
I don’t see how you get Arthur from that.
>>4179400modern arthur doesn't look nothing at all like the original arthur, it has changed a lot through the years
>>4177518How can aardvark be underrated when he has his own TV show?
Any one have any theories or papers on the subject?
I'm not sure if anyone has a concrete explanation for this. The trouble is that basal synapsids look very similar to basal diapsids, which means it's hard to say exactly why synapsids diversified and became larger first.It's possible that heterodont teeth (specifically the presence of canine-like teeth) helped early Permian synapsids become more efficient carnivores, which may have given them a head start in body size compared to their diapsid prey. A lot of early synapsids are carnivores compared to the early dispaids which tend to be herbivores or insectivores.From there, the Permian climate may have favored synapsids with their sails and later fur which helped them maintain a constant body temperature in the seasonal deserts.Don't forget that some diapsids did fill megafauna niches in the Permian. Scutosaurus rivaled the largest Gorgonopsids in size and was probably the most common large herbivore of its time. But overall yeah, synapsids were more dominant and it's tough to say exactly why.
>>4178728That picture is top notch.
>>4178728>any theoriesthey weren't as good or lucky as those who survived them
Any advice on good cat proof gates? I'm trying to keep the cats of the complex away from a pair of swallows that chose to roost by my front door. I need a gate for about three feet of coverage.
>>4178647Its just a stupid bird who cares
>>4178647What's the vertical space? Frankly, it's a difficult problem, because you need to give the swallows a place to leave from and also make it so that the cats can't camp at the opening and grab them as they go by. I think a screen door (install with Command adhesive since it's a rental) for the area where you need to pass, and then those anti-perch spikes on all horizontal surfaces (like railings) that the cats might use to bypass the screen door or sit on to try and catch the sparrows, but if the cats are comfortable enough with their memory of the inside of your porch, they might just bypass the spikes by leaping over the whole halfwall or railing or whatever you have. This can be ameliorated by using noisemakers that cause a commotion when they leap, which will startle them enough to make them flee. Search Turnah81 on Youtube if you want to try less visually obvious to your neighbors but more technologically advanced solutions. >>4178683Apparently OP. The cats are just stupid animals too, I'm sure by this logic you're fine with OP resorting to snares, poison, or an air rifle too, aren't you? Before you seethe, remember to dilate.
https://youtu.be/MLt3P_orrE0 this is a live stream of the Chipmunks at my house in the desert. Friends this is Wayne lambright. when I moved here there was four Chipmunks now there's eight I've been feeding him so there's some babies they're really cute and I'm taking a nap right now so this will be on live stream for another hour and you can watch them eating the carrots and the cucumber.
>>4179425That is not the photo of the Chipmunks yet the link will work for the live broadcast
>>4179425
>could a [living animal] kill a t-rexNo. The answer is always no.
>>4178741Yeah that's fair, skin impressions make it look super thick too, I guess a lucky shot through the eye could do the trick too.
>>4175095Based
>>4175598
i imagine some parasites could fuck one up badly
>>4175625Kek
Who gives animals names that sound like some sort of sci fi lab experiment and why? What exactly do the numbers and letters mean?
you wouldn't get it
The "M" stands for "Meower"
>>4177693I wouldn't worry about it.
>>4177693the number stands for the number of lost hikers abducted and raped
it should be the QT314 Mountain Lion
Why are people more relaxed around elephants?
>>4177684>>4177688*their
>>4177684What is it with you people and consistently mixing up "two" and "too"?
>>4174245this image of an elephant is extremely realistic
>>4177967Anon is a talented artist.
If whales came back to land, would we think of them as cute too?
>invasive species are le badHow true is this?
>>4177638Learn the definition of invasive
>>4177788>invasive species are bad when they're invasive No shit.
>>4178031A species is only described as invasive if its presence causes economic or environmental damage. Stop using the words invasive and allochthonous like they mean the same thing.
>>4178636>But there's some rare acceptions that somehow don't affect the environment they've been dropped inThose species are not considered invasive.
>>4178016Destroyed NZ's unique native freshwater ecosystems because it didn't resemble the mudfish poor peasants ate from his shithole communist country.
