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I remember reading about a study where scientists just set up hamster wheels in the woods with cameras watching them. Turns out even wild rodents love them. The number two most common users: leopard slugs.
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joe football posted:Definitely cute, but based on the garbled text everywhere probably belongs in the AI thread Took me a sec to notice, but yep 
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Pookah posted:Yeah, that looks like a kitty that decided to roll around in soot. I think it's edited, but that's what it's meant to look like
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DarklyDreaming posted:Rock hyrax? Implies the existence of blues and gospel hyraxes.
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The shot of him cuddling with his sock. 
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I love when he yawns and mom is like "ok I'll clean your teeth too." Lol
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Philippe posted:Oh yes a giant dog!
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my cat is norris posted:WHAT IS HIS NAAAAAAAAAAAAME Deathfang Raven Feeder
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Is JayJay making biscuits while living his own junk? Living the good life.
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Rust Martialis posted:There's uh, a deadline on the junk next week so I hope he enjoys it for now  he's gonna get tutored 
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BaronVonVaderham posted:The scientific term is "splooting" Incorrect. Sploot is a regionalism. Frogging is academic jargon.
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Ariong posted:What the gently caress?
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St_Ides posted:That's how my dogs get their symparica. It's a special treat. They have to sit and it's the reward. They give me looks after like "I'm not sure that was worth it" but they do it every month. We used to dip the pills in barbecue sauce.
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Dick Trauma posted:"You're my little slime." I love this omg. Anyone who hasn't seen the True Facts about the slime mold video should give it a watch. They're amazing.
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i own every Bionicle posted:Newton has gained enough confidence to understand the yard is his, and bark at suspicious intruders. But, his warning woofs sound like a steam locomotive starting up. I call this grumbling. 
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PainterofCrap posted:Xylophone girls won't you come out tonight, 
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Oxxidation posted:i never really appreciated how loud tiny birds can be until a mockingbird chose to take up residence outside my bedroom window one year Yeppppp. Had one once that I'm pretty sure was imitating my alarm clock. That, or it's how my still-dreaming brain interpreted its noises.
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drrockso20 posted:A Frogfish from my recollection Thank you. I understood that he was a potential new species but figured he probably wasn't, like, a completely new category of fish.
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Safari Disco Lion posted:I know the whole 'personality doesn't REALLY correlate to fur color' thing blah blah but nobody can convince me that black cats aren't just as collectively dumb as oranges, but oranges are dumb in a "i can't figure this out and it annoys me Years ago, my roommate's black cat would sit on my lap while I played computer games. If I stopped petting him, he'd whap keys. He'd also open my desk drawers, take stuff out, and leave it in my roommate's purse.
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MockingQuantum posted:Dogs do this too, I've heard it just called "splitting" but I don't know if that's a technical term. When my dog Badger was a puppy, we took her to a puppy socialization class with 8 or so other puppies all around 8 weeks old, where the teacher brought her like 3-4 year old border collie as a babysitter. It was always fascinating to watch, because the collie would just lay on the periphery of the play area and watch the puppies, and seemed to know exactly when a little wrestling match or snarly tiff got a little too rough, because she'd just pop and gently split the puppies until they got distracted with something else. All dogs are good, but well-trained and socialized border collies with jobs are spooky.
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Mr. Grumpybones posted:Nice peace of rear end
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wash bucket posted:I'm confused as to why it works at all. I think it's less tricking her than protecting the hand if she decides it's not kitten taking time. Or maybe there's something about a grasping hand that causes an instinctual response, possibly through resemblance to closing jaws.
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I wish to squeeze them.
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