Saw there was no bug related thread going on. Post and discuss al thins crawly. Other tiny critters welcome as well.
>>5117283It lasted hours and it wasn't the wind.
>>5111379I got into isopods initially for the photogenic rolly-polly cubaris types, but found that the porcellio laevis et al are super fun to watch. Have an enclosure of milkbacks (with a few misc dairy cows and oranges in there) and they're without fail the most active and interesting of my four isopod containers. They were pretty skittish about being out in the open at first but now they're always crawling around and digging and such. Super low maintenance but fun to experiment with if you're looking to interact with them (seeing what foods they like, tracking different 'personalities' etc).
How did he even get in there?
>>5118138Ah fuck, image rotated. It's in a ceiling light fixture if you can't tell.
>>5118138You don't see the giant gap between the glass and screw holding the glass in?
>when you're toxic as fuck so no one wants to eat you and the whole world is just a fun place since you have nothing to worry about
>>5116541Apparently the name pitohui itself is Papuan for "rubbish bird"
>>5116631lmaoIt's literally a shitbird. I'm gonna call people pitohuis now.
>>5116631>>5116635
>>5116610Interesting. So why is the guy in OP handling him like that? Is he retarded?
>>5118433>So why is the guy in OP handling him like that?because he can
Post animals being silly
>>5118361>Inbread dog
>>5118356basedhe knows what's good
Post animals having a bath (licking doesn't count)
>>5113987My God budgies are so fucking cute
>>5113995Great, AI can make pitty propoganda now
>>5118406That image is older than mass-user AI
Keep in mind that nuclear weapons would be useless against them and since they possess human-level intelligence, they will quickly figure out how to sabotage drones, take down power lines/grids, organize well-coordinated attacks, etc.
The intelligence running the birds seems to use them suicidally in a way that would either get them killed or physically exhaust them to the point of death within a couple of hours. I think we'll be alright.
I always thought the infected crows would realistically be the most threatening vectors for the virus in the RE games if they were to aggressively swarm and peck at everything in sight
>>5117712There are many more birds than humans and they also reproduce much more quickly
>>5118167>Ant colonies typically contain several thousand to hundreds of thousands of ants>massive "supercolonies" can contain millions to billions of ants>still, all it takes to kill them its one human with a pot pouring molten aluminumsheer numbers means jack shithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGJ2jMZ-gaI
>>5091409>No way to take most them out with nukes without rendering the world uninhabitable for humansYeah it's MAD (mutually assured destruction)The birds will keep the peace unless they want to die in nuclear fire.
>>5109484MEEP
>>5113951/thread
>>5117134Your newfag is showing
>>5114879
WTF 4chan and Reddit that elephants were cuddly and gentle and altruistic?!?!?!Explain this:https://youtu.be/bfrTxLiMgI0?si=qmeGJnPiT_Bfotcq&t=1055
>>5117529based, he got what he wanted
>>5093806>jeets build farmland on their migration routes>crops get wrecked>jeets place traps and harass elephants>Elephants fight backElephants are capable of holding grudges for years. They do not forget. They do not forgive.
>>5117529He's based in my book. He stood by his principles until the end.
>>5100265
>>5117529Horton's first day on the job with the Make-a-Wish foundation
Obscure Edition.Love Foxes, Pawst Foxes.Previously on /fox/:>>5107373
>>5118011Imagine in the future where smells can be associated with videos
>>5118011>>>/wsg/6131863
>>5118011Agreed. >>>/wsg/6131879
new fox>>5118128>>5118128>>5118128
>>5114508>Cute>smart and cunning>easily stackableis the fox the perfect animal?
Post big cats, small wildcats, or anything vaguely feline that isn't a house cat.
Disney's The Lion King is the most successful theatre production in history. It is recognized as the highest-grossing stage production worldwide, with a total gross exceeding 9 billion. Since its 1997 opening, it has surpassed the earnings of any individual movie, book, or stage show
saw chinese guy with lion tattsplenty of non asians with tig tatts
Why are cats like this
>major samefagging>some retard keeps bumping the thread to agree with himselfGuys, i think OP might have been an h1b after all. This is very jeetish behavior.
>>5096008Fat retard has no cat manners
>>5115644The brown dogfucker has no shame. She has multiple threads up that she keeps up and jannies couldn't care less.
Because it’s a cat you huge fucking idiot
>>5117346You sure talk about this imaginary dark skinned woman who fucks dogs a lot. Too much. Can you go to /trash/ instead of trying to pull a magical realm on /an/?
COWS DEMONSTRATE FLEXIBLE MULTI-PURPOSE TOOL USECows are now UNDENIABLY far more intelligent than cats and 99% of mammals. If you think it's wrong to eat cats, then you must feel the same way about cows and pigs.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGVo41MuLiQ“The only well-documented case of something comparable comes from chimpanzees, on those – also rare – occasions when they fish for termites by combining the functions of the two opposite ends of the same stick,” Osuna-Mascaró told BBC Science Focus.https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/cow-tool-use https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/first-ever-flexible-tool-use-seen-in-a-cow-suggests-livestock-are-smarter/
>>5101988They consent to being milked.
>>5117281>Leopards of India>Monkeys are much smarter than cattle and dogs. They are also adorable.>It's too bad they happen to also be appetizing, because of how they scream when caught.>I find humans to be very smart and social. But seeing a dozen of humans aimlessly wandering because of seemly brainless hive mentality makes the opportunity to ambush too good to miss.>Them being intelligent will never be an excuse for me not to consume their meat.>I wonder if their lack of self-preservation and lack of survival instincts despite huge population numbers is due to their strictly vegetarian diet?
>>5117281No quality research has ever proven pigs to be smarter than dogs. They have smaller brains and less dense, simpler cerebral cortices than large dogs. It’s all been shit science courtesy of academics who come from a culture that simultaneously opposes eating pork and keeping dogs as pets>oy vey the snout rooting animal could be trained to use its snout to move a joystick and the animal with a more physically sensitive nose did not. dogs therefore are not self aware!>dogs outside of laboratory finklestein: *effortlessly uses mirror to locate object*Wrasse pass the mirror testIf “the science” says anything larger and more complex is not self aware it is shit science
>>5118222>>5118320Hunter gather humans usually hunted bears in hibernation. Meat eaters, through history, use this mindset to argue with vegans;>Eat or be eatenIt is the reality people never are open to admit. Agriculture leading to domestication of livestock resulting to human civilization would never have happened if we never exploited to our benefit.Or maybe vegans like to have their own eye sockets be punctured by big cats?
>>5118338Why even care what vegans think? They define good and evil to suit a preconceived goal but forget to define why you should be good and why you should not be evil. Its all weak shit that falls back on shaming rational behavior as “psychopathic” and calling people evil carnist bloodmouths.
why is he so insufferable??
>>5088030>slaps in millineial gamer quirk chungus meme edits every framewas cute the first few times, got repetitive and stale afterwards.
>>5088030is he down to releasing one video every six months or so?
>>5092338>be me>learn about r/K selection>think about my parents>lots of kids, skimped on food and extracurriculars even though they weren't poor>realize I was r selectedmormons am I right
>>5118217 (me)>read the rest of the thread>we're already talking about mormonswhat the
>>5116698That sums it up pretty well
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>>5116474could aim for basilosaurus. I like the creepy face.>>5116532I thought this was already over and done with? I wish it was with how much identity politics he pushes into everything, it was hilarious when he made a blm disclaimer in one of his random conlang videos.
>>5116573https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o04Y6W90J60kek this was pathetic
>>5116474Looks like a cookie cutter shark
New Kaimere Trylogyhttps://youtu.be/dH5J5d3YGskhttps://youtu.be/BHEYNt1tIiIhttps://youtu.be/DIadunrliJo
>>5116532>>5116573it's still nice to have a project that works from first principles rather than just being a seed-world
>>5115710WORLDSTAR!
>>5114106Looks real enough to me. Medically speaking this would probably be "ischiopagus dipus", which is where each twin is connected 180 degrees from each other (almost like end to end) with two legs on one side, at least as its described in humans.
Has anyone got that image that goes something like>be careful, we have given the monkeys in the exhibit guns>why? funny
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxYmm5yCJBg
>million pity posters ended up being turd worlders and overweight momsWeird
Post pictures and your experiences or other writings of these much maligned and misunderstood Birds.Anhingas welcome also.Promoting Cormorant awareness and appreciation, one post at a time.
>>4991491>dives to the bottom passing through several schools of fish and sharks large enough to eat it>crawls inside a narrow hole to grab one tiny little fish>refuses to elaborate>leaves
