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MikeJF posted:Also, because wombats never stop growing, we know who the largest ever wombat was: the oldest ever wombat! Patrick, who lived to the age of 32 and had his own wheelbarrow. Look at how happy this person is to be hanging out with Patrick. 
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MikeJF posted:Although to be fair, people often forget that Australia doesn't actually have any native large land predators. Had. 
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MikeJF posted:Although to be fair, people often forget that Australia doesn't actually have any native large land predators. That's why the introduction of the dingo, and later the cat and fox, had such an impact. Australia is dangerous because most of those large predators ignore or run away from humans unless you aggravate them or they’re desperately hungry. You go to Australia and one wrong step has you get injected with brain-melting toxin by something you couldn’t see.
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chitoryu12 posted:Australia is dangerous because most of those large predators ignore or run away from humans unless you aggravate them or they’re desperately hungry. You go to Australia and one wrong step has you get injected with brain-melting toxin by something you couldn’t see. Also - for now at least - northern hemisphere wolves and bears don't hide in sun visors, shoes and toilets waiting for their chance.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Also - for now at least - northern hemisphere wolves and bears don't hide in sun visors, shoes and toilets waiting for their chance. Cougars, on the other hand
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I often browse this thread at work on my iPhone, but my Safari browser doesn’t seem to like the gifv’s. Anything I can do with that?
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Dr Christmas posted:I often browse this thread at work on my iPhone, but my Safari browser doesn’t seem to like the gifv’s. Anything I can do with that? Use awful app.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Also - for now at least - northern hemisphere wolves and bears don't hide in sun visors, shoes and toilets waiting for their chance. No, you just haven't noticed them yet.
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I've found the best angle of Rexie.
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Saí-verde (green honeycreeper) couple
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Phy posted:Cougars, on the other hand Just carry a flask of wine in case of surprise cougar encounters, you’ll be fine. https://twitter.com/duck_page/status/1177234468148527110?s=21
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You'll never see a cougar. I've lived in this town for twenty five years. I've seen prints down by the river in the middle of town. They're there. But I've never seen one. Now, moose. Moose will gently caress you up.
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MikeJF posted:That said wombats are still ridiculous little tanks of solid muscle. If they're being chased they'll sometimes just stop and let whoever's chasing them run into them and knock themselves over. Or if they can (less cute) they'll dive down a hole and when the dingo sticks their head in, they flex their butt upwards and crush the dingo head with the power of rear end. That spoiler fact is amazing. Wombats have an insanely thick rear end-hide right? So can they even enjoy butt scratches?
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Mega Comrade posted:It always concerns me why the camera operator in these types of videos don't just help? And makes me suspicious that they threw the cat in there in the first place. YouTube currently has a problem of channels that intentionally put animals in harms way the 'save them' for the camera. I've seen this type of situation on like a home surveillance tape where you can understand that nobody was watching at the time. Like, maybe the person came home, noticed the dog/cat was all wet and then reviewed the tape. But yea, this one definitely seems like there's just a person standing there watching which is hosed up. The cat looked terrified.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Cats are enjoying the older trees at my parents yard, the trees in our yard are young and got no interesting branches to climb, like candle sticks. These are really nice photos Beautiful cats!
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His Divine Shadow posted:Cats are enjoying the older trees at my parents yard, the trees in our yard are young and got no interesting branches to climb, like candle sticks. 
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Elias_Maluco posted:So we are posting cats on trees now Why would we do that when there are perfectly good boys in trees already? 
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For cats in trees, I don't have a picture of it, obviously but when I was about 10-12 years old, we were still getting real actual trees for our Christmas tree, we didn't get a reusable plastic one until about halfway through my teens. This is important because the real trees have sturdier branches, which our cats at the time loved to climb, particularly MK (Miss Kitty; my sister named her) who we're pretty sure was a Maine Coone/Tortie mix. I get up at 3 in the morning for a glass of water, shuffle down the hallway, and shuffle past the tree in the living room. And stop. Shuffle back, turn, stare at the tree. MK has, somehow without toppling the entire thing, wiggled her way up the tree to head height and popped her head through the branches like a fuzzy ornament. We stare at each other for a second. "... Get out of the tree." -Rustlerustle, THUMP- -Sound of cat running away-
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Great story and great mental image A Maine Coon/Tortie mix sounds like the feline version of hitting the brakes and gas pedal at the same time, all the time.
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DrSnakeLaser posted:That spoiler fact is amazing. Wombats have an insanely thick rear end-hide right? So can they even enjoy butt scratches? I dunno. Back scritches seem to be A-OK https://i.imgur.com/vzwY6Hd.mp4 They certainly can get itchybutt https://twitter.com/bindiirwin/status/1094707021884973056 I think the preponderance of evidence is that they would enjoy a good butt scritch, but don't be gentle about it. MikeJF has a new favorite as of 05:10 on Sep 28, 2019 |
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