Got a carrot for me?
>>5158629>Perhaps there's a primal urge that keeps drawing us back to Africa for inspiration. After all, this is our fourth model straight from the savannah. If our arousing adventure across Africa has awoken some primal urges within you, it's time to accquaint yourself with the lengthy lance of the giraffe.
>>5140460
'Now That I Have Your Attention' Edition.Love Foxes, Pawst Foxes.Previously on /fox/:>>5150920
>>5163653tree-based creature
all foxes fall within this graph
Alright lads, small Foxpawsting break. I will be watching from the shadows tho when >>5163799 pawsts photographic evidence of a 'Bell Fox' in the next thread.
>>5163907>>5163907>>5163907
>>5163044wtf who told you
Birds are very important.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEdPO1hAE6o
>>5154354Most recognizable call on this continent, Benteveo my beloved
>>5164318CUTE
>>5154836control insect populations and plant foodtheyre great gardenersprobably a lot moreunfortunately as well they provide foodhowever we could get by on what they help plant
>>5154836They look pretty, they sound pretty, they are graceful and also they take shits on your ugly ass honda civic
If Simocetus and Aetiocetus hybridised during the Oligocene... We might've had Baleen Dolphins!
and? fuck off with your AI slop
>>5164715>aislop
RIPApparently the Academy of Natural Sciences, the oldest museum in America is closing.
>>5164613Dinosaur fossils are too fragile to be displayed publicly.
>>5164614Dunning kruger, anon. I suggest you learn what it means.
>>5164217>>5164219>>5164221>>5164222If I wanted to read an AI summary, I would ask a fucking AI for a summary. Notice how I'm not doing that? It's because I DON'T FUCKING WANT TO READ AN AI SUMMARY.KILL YOURSELF.
>>5164617those arent the real fossils dumbassthe stuff on display like that is a replicado you honestly think they're going take one of a tiny handful of complete skeletal fossils, in some cases potentially the only one mankind will ever discover, and just put it out in some room and hope that a pack of niggers dont randomly decide to destroy it?they aren't making any more dinosaursfossils like that are far too rare and valuable to display to the public, and for what? you gain nothing from seeing the real thing that you wouldn't get from seeing a replica
>>5164662It came out of the dirt in a million pieces. You can't really destroy it any worse than how it started
I have a rat in the kitchen. He's shrewd. Steals potatoes out of the traps without setting them off. I've already cut off all sources of food and water and laid out poison and traps. Also a ramikin with salt water in hopes he'll dehydrate himself, but I have my doubts. Any good ideas?I love pet rats, but this guy is no pet.
I wish rats weren't so cute bros. I hate catching them and having to release them. I wish they could be my friends.
>>5156816Cats donβt think of rat genocide all the time, they think of them as toys if anything. Real rat killers are terriers.
>>5162792This is true
>>5161012the thought of putting a rat in my veggie patch is yucky
>>5156971>implying cats can't phase through solid objects if it suits themI once found my cat in a closet I know I haven't opened since I moved in and the only rational explanation I can come up with is that the cat quantum tunneled into the closet.
Horror creatures thread
>>5161738>despite the function being useless for them?they're not useless, even the most rudimentary shitty eyes differentiating light from dark can be useful
>>5155310That's a penis
They mostly come out at night. Mostly
>>5155271So is it a real life xenomorph?
>>5158042this one is arguably even worse
Why would he do that
>>5164481>there were caribou even with habitat loss>add a few wildlife crossing and there would be even more>add wolves instead>caribou are gone because they're noisy, slow, and dumb and need vast expanses of forest to evade wolves>SEE GUYS THIS IS WHY WE NEED TO STOP HAVING CIVILIZATION.No you just need to stop having wolves where the ecosystem has already adapted to their absence>>5164437Ironically wolves are safer than pitbulls. Pitbulls are dishonestly signaling prey-driven fighting dogs. Wolf body language/vocalization is very clear and more complex and obvious than most dogs. They're definitely prone to attacking visitors and other animals regardless.
>>5164482Get a new script. I swear everyone who ever responds to that sort of thing always responds with the exact same thing. No original thought whatsoever.
>>5164504>>5164513You want "more humans dead" but get angry when someone goes "back at you buddy, you're a human and your value is not set in stone"
>>5164543Youβre not asking the big questions such as which humansIts mostly men with IQ scores <90And weβre only excluding women because poisoning is really hard to catch and theyβre rarely suspected because all LE is men. Fairly women are every bit as evilβ¦ they just lack the ability to do anything about it immediately.
>>5164543No different from "you go first, I'll follow" and then not doing it.
THE MOST METAL AS FUCK FROG!!!!!!!
This is what it actually looks like y the way
>>5164145While facetious, this is actually an interesting question. 1) Amphibians have permeable skin, which necessitates low amounts of keratin, which in turn makes their physiology directly opposed to forming "real" claws.2) Bones can be harder anyway. Keratin just has the advantage of being more easily grown as claws are invariably exposed to wear.3) Mechanically, their claw biology is actually pretty similar, although more simplified, to a mammal claw.
>>5164139>>5164244METAL AS FUCKK!!!!!!!!!!
>>5164244interesting, reminds me of the little bone tusks some frogs have
Never posted on this board before so sorry if something is wrong.Never owned a camera before, only taken pictures with my phoneDecided to splurge on an om-3 camera and took some photos of some real cuties.Tried posting in /p/ but faggots had to ruin it.Dont think 4chan will keep the original 4k quality and i would have to compress it so i made an album herehttps://imgur.com/a/rQb6g3ZShare your photos or random animals or your pets!
Bump
>>5164445Post some more OP.
seals seals seals seals sealsseals seals seals seals seals sealssealsseals seals seals seals seals
>>5153091He is not amoosed.
>>5157165nice
peekaboo
>>5152838SEALS RAPE PENGUINS (GOOGLE IT)SEALS RAPE PENGUINS (GOOGLE IT)SEALS RAPE PENGUINS (GOOGLE IT)SEALS RAPE PENGUINS (GOOGLE IT)SEALS RAPE PENGUINS (GOOGLE IT)
Do you like small Appalachian towns, they are the best. Middle of nowhere, the road followed the hill because the hill was there first, you walk until you're in nature without deciding to. The trees at the edges, birds chirping, and at dusk the porches come out, sweet tea, rain smell on asphalt, the whole place just sitting there between the ridge and the river not trying to be anything else.
>>5162572On one hand, I love them for the reasons you mentioned. They are a good balance between a civilized town and living in nature. It makes people appreciate nature. I will always choose to live in one.On the other hand, there are too many. They cause habitat fragmentation, wildlife corridor disruption, more human-wildlife conflict (which fuels support for wildlife destruction), and runoff and contamination from septic systems. Among other issues.Call me hypocritical but I wish less people lived in small towns and suburban neighborhoods, and more in dense cities to leave the rest of the land alone for other animals.
Tropical moorlands are a whole different planet
>>5163180Dinosaurs are dead idiot
>>5163394That's what they want you to believe
>>5163394>Dinosaurs are dead idiotExplain THIS then!
>>5163478vgh... reptilia has fallen.....
>>5164149Always remember that the reason why Angels have bird wings is because God wanted to honor one of his most hardiest creations (4 mass extinctions and the dinosaur lineage is still kicking!)
Are horses stronger outside of America?? Isnβt it illegal or restricted heavily for a horse in America to be used for manual labor
>>5164154>There's no cheap horse
>>5164159This horses can be extremely cheap or free. Especially when hay cost is up. Expect lots of cheap or free horses this year as hay production was way down and will be expensive this winter.
>>5164159I meant that there is no cheap horse in the sense that even a free horse comes with costs of care. Unless they are shipped immediately to slaughter, which does probably happen, a horse is prohibitively expensive.
>>5164255>a horse is prohibitively expensive.For whom? The rabble?
>>5164297I don't consider people with a net worth of less than a few million the rabble.
Ready to harvest?
