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cash crab posted:Thanks for the chins, guys. How about a Dust Bath in sloowww mooootiooonnn? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzhpNOwVr5o
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My cat forgot to put her tongue in. Majestic apex predator. 
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Beekeeping and You posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmts3jhp8Gk Oh god the squeaky barks. They are deadly....
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Neddy Seagoon posted:How about a Dust Bath in sloowww mooootiooonnn? So, why do they bathe in dust? Also 
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Throwing Turtles posted:I had one of those, my first dog MacArthur. Here he is getting a check up from Dante who wants a career in something involving genitals. Don't worry. He's a doctor. Well, he's a gynecologist, but it's his lunch hour.
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Kwyndig posted:So, why do they bathe in dust? Also Their fur is too dense and soft and fluffy and adorable for water to clean it. They use dust to brush and scrub and flail and steal your heart.
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Kwyndig posted:So, why do they bathe in dust? Also It helps keep fleas, ticks, and other parasites off of them. Less important to an indoor animal, but they still love the feel of it. Edit: Also that ^^^
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Fashionable Jorts posted:It helps keep fleas, ticks, and other parasites off of them. Less important to an indoor animal, but they still love the feel of it. The same technique is popular in France, or so I hear. Actually no I just googled it and this is not a thing, anywhere, it's not even a real rumor. No one uses sand to bathe. Well there goes my joke, seeya. 
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Good news.... We're back in the fostering adorable little mewey kittens game! Our new crew are three female kittens. So far, there's not much in the way of individual personalities. Wendy is the purriest, Tink is a little spitfire, and Tiger wiggles a lot and shreds the christ out of you when you try to love her. Not a bad haul so far!
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DarklyDreaming posted:The floofiest bird: Fat Chocobo! 
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DarklyDreaming posted:The floofiest bird: I could use some more fatbirds right now, a show I really liked(even if I'll admit it's kinda a guilty pleasure of one) just jumped the shark in a massive way and I need something to distract me from the rage building up inside
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TK8325 posted:Say hello, Dexter: wanna boop the snoot
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TK8325 posted:Didn't realize those were deer in the background and thought somebody put antlers on some capys. Definitely took me a minute to realize we were not dealing with jackacapybaras.
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Beekeeping and You posted:http://dailyblep.tumblr.com/ this is a good blog
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drrockso20 posted:I could use some more fatbirds right now, a show I really liked(even if I'll admit it's kinda a guilty pleasure of one) just jumped the shark in a massive way and I need something to distract me from the rage building up inside Oh no, what did Steven Universe do? 
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They're cute and they like to eat kudzu. Truly lovable creatures.
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Bundle of Keys posted:Oh no, what did Steven Universe do? Wanna boop that nose. And then be mauled to death, of course.
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Alter Ego posted:Wanna boop that nose. Nah man, Cheetahs are incredibly chill. More like dogs, in temperament, than cats. I believe there's never been a recorded cheetah attack on a human. Or was that just recorded DEATH?
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Johnny Aztec posted:Nah man, Cheetahs are incredibly chill. More like dogs, in temperament, than cats. That's just because Cheetahs are smart enough not to leave any witnesses.
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Alter Ego posted:Wanna boop that nose. Cheetahs are the least likely of the "big" cats to maul you. They've succesfully been domesticated for centuries, but they don't breed well in captivity. The Indian Cheetah went extinct through a combination of loss of breeding stock for domestication, and later under British rule it was regarded as a pest and killed on sight. I wrote "big", because the cheetah isn't in the Panthera (big cat) genus, but has its very own; the Acinonyx genus, of which the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is the sole survivor. Acinonyx is latin(?) and describes one of the characteristics about the cheetah: it can't retract its claws. Like, seriously, it uses its claws to get better traction when it runs. As a consequence they're pretty blunt and can best be compared to a dog's claws. It has a pair of dew claws located higher up on its forelegs, which it used to grasp onto its prey, so while it can't claw the ever-living poo poo out of you, it can still do a bit of damage. Also while there has been documented cases of cheetahs attacking people, I think all the cheetahs were accostumed to people and I don't think anyone actually has been killed by a cheetah yet. (fake edit: okay in 2007 a Belgian woman climbed into a cheetah's enclosure at the local zoo and was killed. But come on.) There's a bit of a resurgence in Saudi Arabia about keeping cheetahs as pets and as hunting animals, but since they don't breed well in captivity, a lot of cheetah cubs are caught in Africa and shipped off. Many don't survive the ordeal. So while it would be cool to keep a cheetah, don't keep a cheetah. If you really want to boop one, there's several volunteer things you can get involved with. http://cheetah.org/you-can-help/volunteer/ (holy poo poo there's something in Germany, that's more or less my backyard!) Anyway, here's some more cheetahs.     
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