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cash crab posted:Oh, also, before I forget, I want to mention that one time I saw a duck sleeping on a damp piece of concrete, and this was the same day that another duck had to be "escorted off campus" for attacking a student at the bus stop. Ducks are good. It is OK to duck. Place I worked years ago had four little enclosed gardens in the main building (i.e. access only via the air or the building itself). Every year ducks would nest in them. Two of the gardens had ponds; security and other staff would put water into the other two gardens for the ducks. The other thing they did each year was once the ducklings were big enough, they'd put tarps down the corridors and herd the ducks from the gardens with no ponds to the ones with ponds.
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ShiroTheSniper posted:Where's Butterscotch? Butterscotch has his own thread now I think.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:If you get REALLY unlucky, you learn why it's called a murder of crows 
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I went to Spitalfields city farm with a friend yesterday. We found one of their farm cats asleep in a box. I have never met a cat more dedicated to remaining asleep as that one was.
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Do you like chickens? Guirac Soudee is sailing around the world with Monique the hen. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36475672
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a kitten posted:Sir. Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to please not ring the little bell. It's the reverse of no touchy fishy.
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Won't be so funny when it's still trying to do that when fully grown.
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kinmik posted:Someone, somewhere designed, patented, and manufactured that machine with the sole purpose and directive of making sure a cow was thoroughly scratched to the point of satisfaction and that's a thought I'm happy to live with. According to the company website the cows activate the machine themselves, and on average each cow will use it 6 times a day.
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Wild meerkats and BBC presenter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnfK7nlY9AM
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krinklechip posted:
Story from my Dad. Many many years ago when my brother was little (and I didn't exist yet), my brother met a pet mynah bird and was told that it talked. So he walked up to it and asked, "What's it like being a bird?"
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Smoke posted:We have a guest in our apartment. His name's Leo, and he was rescued off the streets. About 10 weeks old at this point most likely.
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Bit cruel to taunt him by having his snack on the other side of the glass, imo
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Bonus points if the cat had been dressed as him.
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Pookah posted:I just tried sounding out the phrase 'llygoden mawr' with my extremely limited knowledge of how welsh works and had the mind-blowing realisation that the welsh word for 'big' is almost identical to the irish one (mór) All this talk of Welsh, and no mention of the Popty Ping?
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sneakyfrog posted:
Here is a horse that has an amazing moustache 
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guys i just accidentally saw the polar bear video thats been going around, can i get anything awesome and heartwarming?
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StrixNebulosa posted:https://twitter.com/hiro_mrym/status/948910240417832960 I think it's a loss edit. d'oh. should have read to end of thread. Have some content. Here's Tinker, who I think is cute. His markings do not make a Loss edit. 
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Hello Cute thread. I painted the springtail. 
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Senior Woodchuck posted:ChariotsofFire.mp3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgrFw2PYcVc
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IMJack posted:Am I the only one that wants to see little blue pawprints left from this? I too am disappointed at where the gif stops.
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The thing that bothers me about sphinxes is - is that what all cats look like under the fur, or are Sphinx extra baggy?
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Werong Bustope posted:Cats have very loose skin and their spines kinda 'float' to let them assume many shapes, so when they're bunched up they're super baggy. I knew about the loose skin, I just wondered if Sphinx were extra baggy is all.
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Roosevelt posted:
Yeah, even if that horse is cool with dogs, letting them run free near horses is a bad idea for both animals involved.
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Roosevelt posted:Ranch dogs are generally smart enough to stay away from the pulverizer zone behind a horse At the place I ride there's a couple of dogs that potter around the yard, but they don't bother the horses, and they don't run after horses.
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Trabant posted:Might've been / probably was posted in this very thread -- a crazy-smart honey badger doing the same thing: Horses are very good at opening gates too, which is why a lot of stables have kickbars at the bottom of the door as well as the latch at the top
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goddamnedtwisto posted:It's also a minor moment of awesome for London and the Thames - 40 years ago the river was basically devoid of multicellular life, and had been for several centuries. Once they started to properly clean it up, everything from eels to salmon repopulated within years, and now is lively enough to apparently support a fair colony of seals up at The Nore, which is where Sammy probably originated. Also supports two or three different colonies of sea horses.
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gleebster posted:Well, that helped me realize I like rabbits to have long, upward-pointing ears, rather than floppy or short ones. Nothing below 5 out of 10, though. There were few that had quite shortened faces that I voted down on. Plus something that I'm not sure was a rabbit at all, because I couldn't make out any features. Put me in the standup ears and more like a wild-rabbit category too. Angrymog has a new favorite as of 10:27 on Jul 8, 2018 |
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Bored posted:I've seen a cat react like that after eating a roach its owner left somewhere though. In India we had a cat that ended permanently stoned after it ate a large chunk of hash brownie.
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I don't like this rabbit [x] Other - It looks like it would pull me over for doing 1mph over the limit.
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:I just KNOW one of those geese is named "Myrtle". They're runner ducks.
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Synthbuttrange posted:There's two groups. One is as you mentioned. The other are ready to go from the egg, usually with larger egg birds, i.e. chickens are usually fine once dried out of egg goop. Pigeons spend ages being wierd blobs.
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wesleywillis posted:Is that the guy who they raised money for, for plane tickets so he could take a trip back to Jamaica and see his family? Nope, that was Bristol University. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-45573247 Also, here's some art I did at a local 'Do art on the seafront' event 
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Dick Trauma posted:Is that a Maunsell Fort? Yeah. There's a bunch visible off the coast near me.
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MariusLecter posted:https://i.imgur.com/5BmWXX0.mp4 There's always something hilarious about kittens being fierce
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Suspect Bucket posted:Unfortunately, a lot of people buy or adopt the dog first, then pay for them to go to service dog training. So someone in a wheelchair may be stuck with hyperhund, or need to find him a different home. I thought people generally approached organisations that provide service animals to get a ready trained one? That's how it works in the UK I think.
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spookygonk posted:
I like this rabbit. [X] It is pretty
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QueenAnnesDead posted:Ok, what the hell is going on here? It looks like they're acting out an obscure Aesop's fable. Probably trying to distract the bird to keep it away from their burrow.
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Regarde Aduck posted:Some places at least. Mostly northern. Lunch gets called dinner, dinner gets called tea. Also a class thing. Re. Cat flat, probably an auto correct of catflap. Some buildings have the built into the building (or a suitably sized hole that was for something else years ago)
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Cute, but not actually something you want to train a foal into thinking is normal, because you don't want them to try when they're fully grown.
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I like Robin's videos because they're always exactly what the title says they are. "Kittens come out of a hole, eat food, and mew." And that's exactly what you get.
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