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so are the two owners here just incredibly lazy and disgusting people, or do rodents really poo poo that much on the reg?
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Some of them do. Then they sometimes eat it again.
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Oh man, those fennecs are probably confused as hell by the bath. That's probably more liquid water than a wild fennec would see in its entire life. Also Mudskipper, who just weeks ago was as big as a guinea pig, is now wondering why his friends are getting so small    Heehee, I like how it tries to grip onto the person's fingers too. So much food... nooo! come back!
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goatface posted:Some of them do. Then they sometimes eat it again. I thought they could actually extract nutrition from it again though? Like, they have huge appendixes or something.
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Foxhound posted:I thought they could actually extract nutrition from it again though? Like, they have huge appendixes or something. I don't know about those rodents specifically, but rabbits have to eat their droppings to get the full nutritional value of their food.
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 The otters are learning.
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bobjr posted:
2001 Space Odyssey reboot looking fresh.
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Foxhound posted:I thought they could actually extract nutrition from it again though? Like, they have huge appendixes or something. I think it depends on what it is they're eating. But I am not a zoologist dealing in animals that eat poop, so I will not make more assumptions. I've had rats, gerbils and hamsters that would poo poo everywhere if they were scared, or really comfortable, or annoyed, or sometimes just in unfamiliar surroundings. It is generally just little dry pellets though. If they're damp and gloopy you probably want to be talking to a vet or starting to make your peace with them.
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bobjr posted:
If that's the One Ring, there's going to be otter chaos throughout the lands  .
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ulvir posted:so are the two owners here just incredibly lazy and disgusting people, or do rodents really poo poo that much on the reg? They're mine, and I'm a goon, so the answer is yes on both counts We vacuum up after playtime; canister vacuums are your friend
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You can potty train capys. They only go in water, but a shallow pan of water is enough for them. And they're smart enough that they can easily learn to only go in the pan, and not while swimming. It makes swimming with them nicer. (They also like to eat toilet paper right off of the roll) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yILHH8wAODM
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bobjr posted:
I keep watching this, and it just keeps getting funnier each time he clobbers the other one.  Oh hey, what's that you ha--WHAMMO!!
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Violet_Sky posted:
And now we've learned Capybaras have a concealed on/off switch in their nose .
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Violet_Sky posted:
Scarlet ibis used peck! It's super effective! Capybara fainted...
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Doctor Bishop posted:Scarlet ibis used peck! I'm honestly pretty surprised that there hasn't been a Capybara inspired pokemon yet.
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HappyKitty posted:They're mine, and I'm a goon, so the answer is yes on both counts if I knew it was your own vid I would've been less rude, sorry about that. the little critters look like a happy bunch, though. ulvir has a new favorite as of 12:10 on Mar 28, 2015 |
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Hedgehog riding a beagle.
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Beardless posted:I'm honestly pretty surprised that there hasn't been a Capybara inspired pokemon yet. Capybara uses calm look! Its super effective! Pidgey sits on Capybara and sleeps
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Animals riding tortoises, wrongly identified as turtles Cute animal noises Jollity Farm has a new favorite as of 17:02 on Mar 28, 2015 |
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Sorry to be THAT guy, but these are all tortoises. The person who uploaded the video is, of course, to blame for this semantic travesty.
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I was always taught you aren't supposed to touch baby animals 'cause the parents don't want no human stink on them and will just abandon them. Is that actually true?
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Hakkesshu posted:I was always taught you aren't supposed to touch baby animals 'cause the parents don't want no human stink on them and will just abandon them. Is that actually true? No
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Mr. Gibbycrumbles posted:"When I said Sauron used to be Annatar..." 
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It's just a good way to trick kids into not messing with bird nests. Like when they say to wait an hour after eating before you go swimming. "You'll cramp up and drown" is a lot more convincing than "Why can't you little shits sit still for fifteen goddamn minutes we are on vacation for god's sake"
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Lotron posted:2001 Space Odyssey reboot looking fresh. 2001 Space OTTERsey. 
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Foxhound posted:Hedgehog riding a beagle. If you stood before the very gates of Hell, sword in hand, ready to storm in and free your spouse from the very grasp of the devil, you might look about half as determined as that hedgehog.
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TheMaestroso posted:Sorry to be THAT guy, but these are all tortoises. The person who uploaded the video is, of course, to blame for this semantic travesty. I have edited to account for this. Have some more videos: cats and dogs with human babies.
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Hakkesshu posted:I was always taught you aren't supposed to touch baby animals 'cause the parents don't want no human stink on them and will just abandon them. Is that actually true? Most birds have little if any sense of smell at all (exceptions being parrots, vultures, and a few seabirds), so that would be hard.
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guinea pig vs cat http://i.imgur.com/fqu8G5l.webm Vicious bear attack https://i.imgur.com/lcIZpTh.webm
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Trundle-by Panda-ing.
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