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Am I the only one who thinks Mother Nature is such a tease to give such a deadly creature the most amazingly beautiful and cute face? I would snuggle sweet tigers forever. 
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Buggiezor posted:Am I the only one who thinks Mother Nature is such a tease to give such a deadly creature the most amazingly beautiful and cute face? I would snuggle sweet tigers forever. It is weird when you think if it. We should have an innate fear of big mammals that consider us low-grade prey, like we do snakes,crocodiles,spiders etc. Would it be somehow linked to how useful we found wolves?
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bpower posted:It is weird when you think if it. We should have an innate fear of big mammals that consider us low-grade prey, like we do snakes,crocodiles,spiders etc. Would it be somehow linked to how useful we found wolves? Or wildcats from the persian gulf region.
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Lysdexique posted:
Found the video, the tiger noises are adorable too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRpE2mCk9mY
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Youtuber gives a homeless man a "winning lottery ticket". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lki_IeM6bQ
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pigdog posted:Youtuber gives a homeless man a "winning lottery ticket". I thought I was in the schadenfreude thread for a second and the rear end in a top hat who handed out the fake ticket was going to get his rear end beat. This was a beautiful surprise
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pigdog posted:Youtuber gives a homeless man a "winning lottery ticket". Tha part where they guy tries to give him some of the money and he just goes "You earned it. You won the lottery man." 
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pigdog posted:Youtuber gives a homeless man a "winning lottery ticket".
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pigdog posted:Youtuber gives a homeless man a "winning lottery ticket". What do I live in, a house of onions?
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Buggiezor posted:Am I the only one who thinks Mother Nature is such a tease to give such a deadly creature the most amazingly beautiful and cute face? I would snuggle sweet tigers forever. Look at it this way; mother nature kindly gave us miniature versions to snuggle safely.
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I didn't see this posted in the last few pages, so I thought I'd share it with all of you. On the show Doctor Who, the last actor to formally play the eponymous Doctor, Matt Smith, was replaced by actor Peter Capaldi. Many people were slightly upset over the change, including a little autistic girl, whom Capaldi takes time out of his day to help reassure her.
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Don't know why I haven't posted these already. A couple of years ago, I visited a wildlife rescue center down in Florida and got to "help out" some. This little girl was unreleasable, and it's pretty obvious why. She came up to me and insisted that I pick her up.  Then it was deer time. Lots and lots of deer, but this one was particularly hungry.  And one of the few "do not touches" that I got to see, as if I needed the warning! 
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Buggiezor posted:Am I the only one who thinks Mother Nature is such a tease to give such a deadly creature the most amazingly beautiful and cute face? 
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This is one of the best things I have ever seen.
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I instinctively said "Aww good dog" when I saw that gif.
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Thunderfinger posted:I didn't see this posted in the last few pages, so I thought I'd share it with all of you. On the show Doctor Who, the last actor to formally play the eponymous Doctor, Matt Smith, was replaced by actor Peter Capaldi. Many people were slightly upset over the change, including a little autistic girl, whom Capaldi takes time out of his day to help reassure her. For the first time in my life, I'm interested in watching Dr. Who. Peter Capaldi owns. (Here's hoping the new Doctor swears profusely at everyone)
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muscles like this? posted:A conspiracy of adorableness. That's like the most mischievous smile in history. Those are going to be some paranoid parents!
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Thunderfinger posted:I didn't see this posted in the last few pages, so I thought I'd share it with all of you. On the show Doctor Who, the last actor to formally play the eponymous Doctor, Matt Smith, was replaced by actor Peter Capaldi. Many people were slightly upset over the change, including a little autistic girl, whom Capaldi takes time out of his day to help reassure her. What a great guy. It wasn't much to him but that tiny bit of kindness probably helped that girl in a lot of ways. We all know that autistic kids usually have a difficult time adapting to change and it's marvelous to see such a big celebrity have that kind of patience.
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Urdnot Fire posted:It's a Samoyed, they are ridiculous as a breed. Anyways, content. My cat Priimus really likes my knee.  He also likes smooshing his face against things.  And he likes lurking on SA.  Unrelated, here's my grandmother's Cairn terrier looking like a toy. 
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Priimus is pro stuff, you should post him in the Yospos catte thread. Do it.
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Bobbing for apples "More please"  My dream job (I'd totally give up my nuclear engineering career to take care of capys at a zoo) 
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Who's that pokemon? Oh wait.   Say hello to the world's smallest rabbit, the Columbia Basin Pygmy. Unfortunately the ear coloration is just a method of tracking the animal and isn't natural.
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Hey guys, my mom is in the hospital right now with a diagnosis of pneumonia and MRSA, plus she's extremely confused about why she's here and what's going on whenever a nurse or doctor comes in. I guess I'd like to ask for something happy and uplifting from you in the way of stories.
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Pilli posted:Priimus is pro stuff, you should post him in the Yospos catte thread. Do it.
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Nekodoshi posted:I guess I'd like to ask for something happy and uplifting from you in the way of stories. Hope this counts. I have never really been in contact with my biological fathers side of the family, and not spoken to him since i was maybe 10 - over 20 years ago. But last christmas, an aunt managed to get my number and notified me that grandma was very ill and going through cancer treatment. They were pulling family from all over the world for a reunion in an attempt to celebrate grandmas life and so she can see all the grand babies and great great grand babies all together for one day in case the worst happened. No matter what, I was going. I organised a deal with my aunt to not tell anyone I was coming (most of the family hadn't seen me for 15 years or so). I arrive Christmas day and walk into the house, another aunt looked at me puzzled and asked if she could help me, thinking I was some random guest or catering help. She feinted on the stairs when she deciphered my face through my beard. Then the aunt who knew I was coming announced I was here and to come in from the back yard. Grandma straight up walked past me to look at a computer expecting me to be on skype. After realising I was standing right there, she wouldn't let go of my arm for the whole day. It was awesome seeing the side of my family that I ever really knew, and also made peace with my dad, and was introduced to a 20 yo half brother. poo poo we are exactly the same person. My 4 year old cousin was awestruck and every night I was there, she wouldn't go to bed unless I read her a story. The day I left she cried and cried as her new best friend was leaving. The little darling melted hearts. Fast forward to 2 weeks ago. I was pretty down in the dumps after loosing my job, but got a message saying that grandma has beaten cancer and is strong as an ox.
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MikeJF posted:Look at it this way; mother nature kindly gave us miniature versions to snuggle safely. Mother Nature gave us "fun" size and "run" size. 
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Humphreys posted:She... deciphered my face through my beard. That was a great turn of phrase. I really enjoyed that. Permission to imagine you like this? 
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bpower posted:It is weird when you think if it. We should have an innate fear of big mammals that consider us low-grade prey, like we do snakes,crocodiles,spiders etc. Would it be somehow linked to how useful we found wolves? Pretty sure most of that is learned/cultural, not instinctual.
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There's pretty strong evidence that our brains are wired to react to the shape of snakes and spiders before we actually recognize what they are. Kinda like reflexively snatching your hand from a flame but for poisonous things. edit: http://phys.org/news/2013-10-brain-specific-radar-snakes.html hazardousmouse has a new favorite as of 22:07 on Mar 6, 2014 |
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Elephants are so awesome. Pictures like this are why I don't understand how some people can say animals don't feel [pain/fear/whatever] when it's so clear they feel joy.
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I love how there are so many photos and videos of baby elephants face planting.
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Coconut Indian posted:I love how there are so many photos and videos of baby elephants face planting. Maybe this is the same baby elephant! 
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Whenever I remember this video I have to watch it ten times in a row: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mQJ_RzHa-5s
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