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Huh, a straw that drinks by itself. That's sort of some flintstone level poo poo.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqCIuAOtYns snake drinking set to entirely appropriate music
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Foxhound posted:http://i.imgur.com/pLLBIu0.gifv I thought you weren't supposed to bathe rabbits, don't they get sick easily from getting wet?
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drrockso20 posted:I thought you weren't supposed to bathe rabbits, don't they get sick easily from getting wet? It's a risk if it's cold, as their fur has great difficulty keeping them warm if it gets wet. Stress also fucks with their immune system, so even if they don't freeze they'll be more likely to get sick if they're uncomfortable. This has been exaggerated into claims that bathing your bunny will literally give it a fatal heart attack from fear.
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chitoryu12 posted:It's a risk if it's cold, as their fur has great difficulty keeping them warm if it gets wet. Stress also fucks with their immune system, so even if they don't freeze they'll be more likely to get sick if they're uncomfortable. This has been exaggerated into claims that bathing your bunny will literally give it a fatal heart attack from fear. Chinchillas are the ones you never, ever, give a bath to because their fur is so dense it can't dry properly on its own.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Chinchillas are the ones you never, ever, give a bath to because their fur is so dense it can't dry properly on its own. Don't they do that adorable thing were they roll around in fine dry sand instead?
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Sep 12, 2016 14:16
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Kwyndig posted:Don't they do that adorable thing were they roll around in fine dry sand instead?  yea edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dGWP3MxdI4&t=29s
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Kwyndig posted:Don't they do that adorable thing were they roll around in fine dry sand instead? Oh, do they ever  http://i.imgur.com/bzzMJ65.mp4
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Chinchillas are the ones you never, ever, give a bath to because their fur is so dense it can't dry properly on its own. Fun chinchilla fact! Their fur is so dense that fleas can't survive in it. Chinchillas are awesome.
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Blackchamber posted:Cute pics then sad story ahead: im mad all the rest of the posts posted:cute im not
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Sep 12, 2016 14:57
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Kwyndig posted:Don't they do that adorable thing were they roll around in fine dry sand instead? To be more precise it's actually finely ground volcanic rock.  Yes it is super adorable especially because they get incredibly excited to do their little bath and it can go on forever.
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Chins are the best, and I miss mine greatly. He was very old and passed away last January. Post more puffballs!
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a kitten posted:Post more puffballs! 
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a kitten posted:Post more puffballs!    Oh, wrong kind of puffball
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3oXGlZQRQI Visited the kittens we gonna pick up at the start of october. The one with white mittens is Raichu, sibling is Pikachu. Both named by my co-workers son. Also both are confirmed shitheads.
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Perestroika posted:Oh, do they ever South America has the best rodents and best rodent bathing habits https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTk688cXTsA
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a kitten posted:Chins are the best, and I miss mine greatly. He was very old and passed away last January. I'd also like to see more Chinchillas, because they seem like awesome and adorable pets  .
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Was this ever made into a movie? I feel like I know this story but I don't think I read the book.
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Basebf555 posted:Was this ever made into a movie? I feel like I know this story but I don't think I read the book. Just a cameo in Monty Python and the Holy Grail
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Basebf555 posted:Was this ever made into a movie? I feel like I know this story but I don't think I read the book. You might be thinking of Night of the Lepus starring DeForest Kelley, which is also about vampire rabbits
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Basebf555 posted:Was this ever made into a movie? I feel like I know this story but I don't think I read the book. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-qIuMFztE0
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neonnoodle posted:That book is really fun There's a whole series, and they're all delightful.
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DarklyDreaming posted:Frog doing homework: Don't look now, but your frog's a toad. Edit: to be a little more helpful for the amphibian deficient, see those bulbous sack looking things on on his, uh, neck? Those are venom sacks. Only toads have them.
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Here are some ducklings (plus duck)
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Blue Footed Booby posted:Don't look now, but your frog's a toad. Indeed, that frog is a toad! Looks to maybe be an American toad, but it's definitely a member of the family Bufonidae, or true toads. They're in the same rather large suborder as tree frogs, tropical frogs, and true frogs. This brings up a fun fact! Colloquially, frogs and toads are treated as different kinds of amphibian, but from a taxonomic standpoint, toads are another kind of frog. If one were to exclude them from the froggy family, then you'd have to define frogs as all Anurans that aren't toads. However, that'd be a paraphyletic group, and taxonomists hate that. So rather than a distinction between the two, they just define toads as one family of frogs. This has been today's edition of Frog Facts!
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I would like to subscribe to Frog Facts.
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