My cat got spayed today and she's just standing still. It's been 8 hours after the surgery, and she isn't eating or drinking. For a relief she isn't licking her stitches but still, she's just standing still and looking around. Is this normal? I'm not the most familiar with cats, this one is just a cat that hid in my garden, was mistreated before and she's always been very nervous but active as well
>>5117586She's fine bruh she's recovering from surgery.
>>5117586probably still wonked out on the anesthesia. the place you took her to should have given you aftercare instructions, among those being limit food to about half what they would normally eat the first night and resume regular feeding tomorrow.It's a hell of a surgery for a female cat (a lot of times with males they dont even need stitches), so it's a gonna take some time to get back to normal. if she's still fucked up tomorrow morning take her to a vet.
Is this common?
Heterochromia is pretty common among Husky mixes. It's genetics and shit.
I wonder if there are humans like this.
>>5117331>one hand steals and the other one puts it back
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/04/15/japan/science-health/mammals-cannot-be-cloned-infinitely/
>>5117443>>5117449>>5117451>>5117454
>>5117459I would imagine it has something to do with that, i'd be interested to know more about the study. Have the telomeres been getting longer and longer the whole time, through each clone? It makes sense that you'd clone the telomeres and continously make them longer instead of restarting the clock
>>5117459No article says Muller's ratchet, guy could not stop himself.In all seriousness they accumulate too many mutations after the 25th generation because they're not perfect clones as in they don't have the exact same sets and quantities of genes as their forerunners. Just resubbing their own dna and why this is female only "cloning"
>>5117469free him!!!!
>>5117459>>5117473It makes them retarded
lizard detected
>>5117261>>5117288
>beep100% lizard
i wish i had a lizard detector
do you think being detected feels good? The lizard seems to be enjoying himself
>Identifying lizards>"Yup, that's a lizard"
What went wrong?
>>5117523Not enough feathers.
>>5117523No Attenborough
>>5117523Not surprised on no apes/monkeys given you’d either have to show the breasts of the females and likely penises of the males or have to awkwardly write around not showing them
>>5117523They dumbed it way down even compared to previous seasons. The cave bear deus ex machina was ridiculous. Loki as narration was more like a commentator than a proper narrator, the music was unfitting, the stories were extremely repetitive, the after show parts were nonsense or even more speculative. The only thing they had going for them was their animation/cg continued to be of higher quality than other similar shows.
Do you hunt or raise animals? Is it hard for you if you like animals?
>>5116433can you keep guinea pigs and quails together?
I never hunted animals and never will. Short of some life and death survival situation.I never raised animals myself, but grew up on a farm, with all the matter of livestock.I differentiate killing animals for sport, even if you eat them, and eating animals bred to be eaten.
>>5116423>Do you hunt?Lots of waterfowl, upland and small game. Mostly just 'cause I keep getting skunked trying public land deer.>raise animals? Kind of, helped a friend with chickens for a while.>Is it hard for you if you like animals?Yes and no. I love animals, find them fascinating but overall I care more about them on a conservation/species level than about the individual animal. There is always a tinge of guilt though.Since you're a /k/ommando I'll tell you my main two go to guns. A Remington Spartan 453, a weird semi-auto shotgun made under contract by Baikal in Russia and a Chiappa double badger in .22lr over 20g.
I like to creep up on wild animals, idk if that counts as hunting. I have gotten pretty good at it. There's no hiding, natural camo does not work on me. I will spot them from hundreds of meters away. I move without a sound, never throwing a shadow on my prey. Closely observing, using every fraction of distraction to inch closer. So watch out, critters. You snooze, you lose.
>>5116433man those quails are so much cuter than guinea pigs
Do you have what it takes to be an animal hypnotist like Blacaman?
>>5115307quackery?
>>5115307Can you give any further explanation of this? This looks like a fun rabbit hole to dive down.
>>5116539I don't actually know anything about animal hypnosis, although some guy on tumblr wrote up a pretty good history of Blacaman, who was actually Italian. The rest of the tumblr is weirdo hypnosis erotica shit so don't go beyond that unless you want to be disgusted. https://hypnoticharlequin.tumblr.com/post/179844235325/blacaman-the-animal-hypnotist-who-cheated-death
>>5116544pretty interesting, thanks anon
>>5115307Yeah, I hypnotise cocks all the time
>>5113354Bioweapons made for Israeli interests
>>5115781Altered Behavior of Parasitized Killifish Increases Susceptibility to Predation by Bird Final Hosts>Parasites that are transmitted from prey to predator are often associated with altered prey behavior. Although many concur that behavior modification is a parasite strategy that facilitates transmission by making parasitized prey easier for predators to capture, there is little evidence from field experiments. We observed that conspicuous behaviors exhibited by killfish (Fundulus parvipinnis) were associated with parasitism by larval trematodes. A field experiment indicated that parasitized fish were substantially more susceptible to predation by final host birds. These results support the behavior—modification hypothesis and emphasize the importance of parasites for predator—prey interactions.
>>5115981>Kikes predates most Cretaceous dinosaurs apparently
>>5113354monkeys keep them around so they can have their back scratching social activity
>>5117273You're reaching with this one lol
Cyкa, гдe мoи кpeкepы?
>>5115653What is with the russian affinity for hairless cats? It's like their go to specific breed
>>5115227B зepкaлe, кpeкep eбyчий. Пoшёл нa хyй c мoих фopчaнoв.
>>5116009I think you mean Canadians
>>5116133Kek
>>5116009>yjk
CAPYBARAS ARE JUST THE CUTEST ANIMAL EVER
proofs?
*inhales*COCONUTDOGGY
ONE WORD.CAPYBARA.
2 wordsOk Ipullup
>>5117421Jef LOVES these niggas like you wouldn't believe
>Be me>Middle of the night, it's quiet>Suddenly hear a cacophony of frantic yelps and screams outside>Police sirens too, coincidentally>WTF is happening, shit>Go outside, it stops>Hear a single yelp nearby, near the nature strip, driveway, carpark with a van>Too dark to see anything, so I run back in and grab my phone, turn on the flashlight>Go back outside, nothing>Can't see anything amiss eitherLeft me kinda rattled. I live in Australia, we have a lot of possums in residential areas. I guess someone's cat got out and killed a possum or bird, then dragged it under the van? I'm going to feel bad if I go outside tomorrow and find a corpse.
share some animal names that sound funny when translated from your own languagein danish a bat is called flagermustranslated that would be a flappy mouse
>>5115247I have never heard or seen the word "Seeschwein". Only "Seekuh", which translates to sea cow.
>>5117239Finnish has three names for them:Lepakko (official, more common) - flutterer Nahkasiipi (unofficial, rarer) - leatherwingSiippi (old fashioned, still used in couple species names) - winged one
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>>5117360That's not conjugation. That's declension. Linguistics and grammar have too many terms that mean almost the same thing so I get why the mistake was made.
>>5113073In ebonics we call crows little niggas
Shoebill thread
Does /an/ like penguins?
>>5115053nice
emperor penguins are endangered now :(
>>4981221They can't help it, it is their nature
>>5115687It's over
>>5115687wtf nooo
