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Alter Ego posted:Whatever that thing is, it is 100% done with your poo poo. "What do you think you're looking at mootherfucker?"
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Huzzah! posted:Speaking of snails I like this 
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https://vt.tumblr.com/tumblr_moaoov6X3g1qfaffz.mp4#_=_ Using music to keep bird from chewing on books. https://vtt.tumblr.com/tumblr_ocq7i4RX3O1rd8qzh_480.mp4#_=_
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RareAcumen posted:https://vt.tumblr.com/tumblr_moaoov6X3g1qfaffz.mp4#_=_ Is that a corgi cat? How do I get one?
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When a corgi and a cat love each other very much...
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popewiles posted:Is that a corgi cat? How do I get one? Apparently they're just like long-legged cats except cut off at the knees. Friendly, affectionate, as hyper as any cat, but they have a hard time jumping up on counters and shelves. They can run fairly well, though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ezx5qeo3tVw
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popewiles posted:Is that a corgi cat? How do I get one? Someone will probably correct me in a second but corgis have a form of dwarfism and munchkins seem to as well so basically yes, that's a corgi cat.
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You should avoid people who specifically breed them however, as that encourages dwafism's other harmful biological effects. My most recent ex had a cat that was mildly a dwarf. She was a ridiculous cat that had no trouble jumping, but looked funny running.
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The sand boa is too much. Question, snake people--I always heard snakes are deaf. True or false?
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Khazar-khum posted:The sand boa is too much. quote:Snakes don't posses the outer ear along with a missing eardrum which should technically make them deaf but they have the complete inner ear structure complete with the cochleas which gives them ability to sense the vibrations right from its skin to the inner ear. The mechanoreceptors or sensory nerves spaced throughout the skin of the body and connected to the spinal chord enable the snake to feel the vibrations that carry through the sand and soil. These are extremely sensitive and thus information is communicated instantly to the inner ear where these vibrations are felt as sound waves and hence a signal is decoded. Didn't know that they were deaf before. Sininu has a new favorite as of 11:39 on Sep 18, 2016 |
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 New Butter pics in the foster thread! http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3768887&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=16#post464368207
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SinineSiil posted:Found a pretty good explanation whole snek is ear
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Okay, people have compared other animals to cartoon characters in this thread way too often, but this one actually sees something about to fall on top of him and does the panicked running in place thing as it falls.
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RandomFerret posted:Okay, people have compared other animals to cartoon characters in this thread way too often, but this one actually sees something about to fall on top of him and does the panicked running in place thing as it falls. This is a not-unusual sight when a smallish animal with non-retracting claws tries to start running fast from a dead stop on a slippery surface like linoleum or finished hardwood flooring. They don't have the weight to get enough friction, and their claws aren't sharp enough to dig into the floor, so they just slide instead and the result is a startled animal running in place until a foot pad manages to get enough of a purchase on the floor to actually go somewhere.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:This is a not-unusual sight when a smallish animal with non-retracting claws tries to start running fast from a dead stop on a slippery surface like linoleum or finished hardwood flooring. They don't have the weight to get enough friction, and their claws aren't sharp enough to dig into the floor, so they just slide instead and the result is a startled animal running in place until a foot pad manages to get enough of a purchase on the floor to actually go somewhere. LOL my cat Finbarr does this all the time on the hardwood floors. We call it "revving his engines" when he does this  After a good 10 seconds or so he finally manages to get purchase and takes off like a rocket...but hearing the "scrabble scrabble scrabble" of his feets going full speed just makes us laugh every time.
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ArchangeI posted:HowAmericansSeeSoccer.gif Not enough diving
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Azhais posted:Not enough diving All three of them are lying on the ground dude
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Priimus giving me the stink eye because that's what he does
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Bertrand Hustle posted:This is a not-unusual sight when a smallish animal with non-retracting claws tries to start running fast from a dead stop on a slippery surface like linoleum or finished hardwood flooring. They don't have the weight to get enough friction, and their claws aren't sharp enough to dig into the floor, so they just slide instead and the result is a startled animal running in place until a foot pad manages to get enough of a purchase on the floor to actually go somewhere. You havent lived until you've watched a guinea pig scoot around the kitchen floor tiles in a mess of splayed feet and the "TIC-TIC-TIC" of piggie nails on tiles  .
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I love this thread because of how many animals seem to be turning to the camera to say "it's a living" in a flintstone-esque way
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Water-dog demands belly rubs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz5pjXQMhiE
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Monty Python presents: Annoy The Cat http://i.imgur.com/fK7NYeN.mp4
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Naturally, Richard Hammond in dog form would be one tiny pup.
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Perestroika posted:Monty Python presents: Annoy The Cat That cat is clearly used to this treatment by now.
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spookygonk posted:Naturally, Richard Hammond in dog form would be one tiny pup. Holy! Now that you mention it, this puppy really does remind him!
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I recently moved back to the States for reasons and am staying with family for a bit. They have an outside cat named Thor who everyone thought was a mean rear end in a top hat but really just needed some love, pets and scritches to be a cool cat-bro. I need to get some video of it sometime but if I go outside and snap my fingers he'll come running for pets if he's within earshot. He spends most of the night doing important cat business in the woods but most of the day he's lounging on the porch. Thor is concerned about his food supply  gently caress it, let's flop on the porch for some scritches  Hell yeah  That's the poo poo right there  Just waiting for some snow to go riding  Scratch them seats, who cares? 
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