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Finally a cute loss. Well it looks like loss when my phone crops the preview pictures.
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Re: Cheetahs, they were kept as pets very successfully throughout the centuries. They do have proportionately very small heads, because everything about them is adapted to Gotta Go Fast, and their head is like fifty percent nostril so they can suck oxygen down efficiently. Cats also tend to have fairly agile paws and use them to manipulate things, but cheetahs have lost this to have super awesome running feet instead. This really limits the size of prey they can take down. They specialize in small gazelles, after all. A human is.... kind of on the big side for them. Maybe if they were desperately hungry, but generally, no, we're too big for them to see us as easy prey. The real issue with keeping cheetahs in captivity is that they are anxious and high strung and can go neurotic, which is why you see zoos doing things like giving them dog friends. https://youtu.be/wF5uzcnuzlw 
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Oh, look I get to contribute to the thread! https://twitter.com/RelktntHero/status/1013137588645978117
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Friendly reminder we exist on this planet to pet things. https://i.imgur.com/vko8yz1.mp4
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Hello Cute Thread. I would like you to meet Naomi. I met her this past Saturday. She is my uncle's doggo, a 3yo Finnish Lapphund. She is super sweet, super cute, super playful and she super stole my heart.      We played fetch with pine cones and it was the best time I've had in a long-rear end time.
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Feonir posted:Friendly reminder we exist on this planet to pet things. Really starting to think that whole "garden of eden" thing might be based on a true story. Adam had a dream life eating fruit and giving scritches all day.
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This cat has really good self esteem.
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Facebook Aunt posted:This cat has really good self esteem. All cats do, example: 
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She's six months old now!
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Ridiculous! She must stop immediately.
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More pets reacting to the disappearing human magic trick. https://youtu.be/dCY3xsz-6zI
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Either that cameraman has incredible instincts, or there was just no wrong place to point the camera.
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I found Dr. Mike videos accidentally; one of his series is assessing medical realism in hospital dramas. Now, Dr. Mike has gotten a puppy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NvMZlavv0k
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KittenBowl! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzXG59Twl3g
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Bored posted:More pets reacting to the disappearing human magic trick. The cat at 1.23 is great, but of course, they are all great
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Pookah posted:The cat at 1.23 is great, but of course, they are all great Right? Makes me wanna try it with my cats, since they want to be with me always. There's a parrot in the 2nd video in that series. https://youtu.be/x9-NAyi-yU4 Edit: now that I think about it, Hans would probably just run up to me by the 2nd peakaboo and demand attention. That's what he did when I had a house with a sunroom addition that basically turned the supports into pillars. My cats think I'm awesome. It's a good feeling. Bored has a new favorite as of 19:27 on Jul 3, 2018 |
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Gynocentric Regime posted:Don't laugh! You'll kill that poor thing! NOBODY MENTION ANTS
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Bored posted:Right? Makes me wanna try it with my cats, since they want to be with me always. I like that the cockatoo just works it out immediately.
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drrockso20 posted:Thinking on it, considering all the sizes we've bred dogs too, I'm kinda surprised that no one's tried to breed an extra big breed of house cat Actually we should go the other way with and shrink other animals so we can have them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTgbp3mp2S0
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Your Gay Uncle posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6oSeODGmoQ Wasn't really digging it, but it hit its stride pretty good around 14:00 in. The very brief look of satisfaction she has at the end of that song was really nice. Edit: She also gives good talks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akGYugciSVw Veni Vidi Ameche! has a new favorite as of 00:35 on Jul 4, 2018 |
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