Birds are very important.
Peak performance.
Look at this dapper lad
>>5158572wow
>>5154354You think birds are important? Name 5 bird achievements.
>>5159214
Like how can we be able to live in propper peace with animals and the natural world? How can we build a future where conservation and human life can go together in harmony? How can we restore and maintain the natural balance of the world?
>>5154374never gonna happen unless we finally figure out how to preserve our knowledge the next time we get cataclysm'd. but in our hubris we can't even acknowledge we aren't the pinnacle of humanity, just yet another cog in our ever spinning wheel of death and rebirth. half a million years of humanity couldn't find a cure for our collective amnesia. maybe we're just meant to die with our turbulent blue marble?
>>5155285Humans like forests too, mongoloid. Biodiversity is a good thing. As society advances we have become MORE conservationist, because as a society gets more intelligent it realizes it has to manage resources. Unlike you, who thinks slash and burn farming is the best method. >>5156589Samefagging is pathetic
>>5156650Yeah i would, who cares about 1 rancher? We have billions of people and can make more easily. Humanist loser. >>5156659Cowardly faggot unable to face the truth
>>5154369Places full of white people will be perfectly fine. That demographic actually cares about preservation. Every other area we have to watch out for though.
>>5159177>Places full of white people will be perfectly fineyou sure about that?
I found a kitten trapped by the neck and paw in the neighbors patio. 2 months to recover the tissue, 3 x rays and no one noticed what was broken or bent after 8 reviews and rebandages. At home, without bandage, hid paw bends forward 140 degrees. A trauma specialist said growth plates are fucked, wait out until he's no longer 3 months and once an adult maybe amputate. Without a bandage he uses it and has sensibility but barely steps on it, when he has some support he uses it more. I'm visiting another trauma specialist for a 2nd opinion but apart of a split until he grows a bit I don't know what to do and want to avoid chronic pain for him. Thanks for any advice.
Bump
I mean you're clearly already talking to specialists about it. Not sure how much /an/ can provide beyond that. Maybe it'll get better, maybe it won't.FWIW losing a paw or leg isn't a huge handicap for a cat.
>>5155785Cut the deformed leg off and eat it together as a bonding activity
>>5157567This.
ITT: Animals looking really cool.
Post animals with favstian spirit
>>5157803You mean Faustian?
>>5157848favstian
A fucking classic. I actually saw the sequel in theaters
This is just a documentary of your mum showering.
>>5159092this shit was my jam as a kidalways kinda pissed the cats were the bad guys tho
>>5159129Same. I like dogs, but i like cats more. I guess they were typecasted as the good guys because of the dogs' groveling behaviour towards their master.
>>5159129Cats are the bad guys IRL tho>Destroy anything on a table, shelf, or appliance>Psychologically incapable of respecting law and order>Especially those pertaining to not peeing on the wall unless their nuts get lopped off>Poop in a box, and then poop in the laundry if you dont clean it up in time>Might poop in the rice cooker just because>Reproduction is excessively painful every single time>Males all have tiny penises which informs their behavior>Extremely antisocial and aggressive among their own kind>Will decide to kick their lifelong friends ass if they get a bath without them>Can spread the black plague to humans while not suffering too badly from its effects>General behavior is bipolar between hiding and attacking>>5159152Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
I saved two abandoned dogs. I took them to a old shed in a dense vegetation. I let them free with Dior open.Next dat, i found a feral cat în teir place and Ravens making strânge noises in the forest.
>>5159128This story SPOOKED MY GUTS OFF.
And other assorted memes
Meow meow
>>5155442Why you have my Grover? Pic related
>>5155442Another of Grover
>>5150203Good thread!
I'm really disappointed that hyenas aren't actually related to dogs like how lions are related to cats.
>>5158881Horse is horse
>>5159019horse are dogs
>>5158819>watch lion king>the hyenas bark and howl and yip the entire movie, maybe twice they used their actual vocalizationsWas it really so difficult to not use dog sounds? Was Disney afraid people would be confused at what hyenas are so they used dog noises?
>>5159030Dogs are Horses
>>5159059Easier to get a horse to bark and yelp on command than a dog.
>durrrr most coal came from the carboniferous>durrrrr nothing could decompose trees yetWhy are these retarded myths so pervasive? Where did they even come from?
Consider a manul
>>5150086This is funny
>>5140973outdoor cat owners are the reason they can't really be kept as pets, they die from toxoplasmosis and it's the reason for most of their kittens dying in zoos https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15796012/up to 70% of their kittens die from toxoplasmosis.
>>5157026>catfags are the reason we can't have cats, but cooler
Manul?
>>5159089Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long, long while
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.
I fucking love these lads like you wouldn't believe
>A worker has died after being attacked by a crocodile at a wildlife park in Papua New Guinea. The man was inside a fenced enclosure at Adventure Park at Port Moresby on Saturday when he was attacked and dragged into the water by the crocodile.
>>5159082Who could have predicted this
Anyone else feel this year's Shark Week was really bad?>Sharkzilla Takes New York tried to convince us a ten-foot mako shark was responsible for killing and eating whales, with the lead guy claiming this average mako was Sharkzilla even after a twelve-foot mako showed up later>Jurassic Sharks had the most retarded AI-generated scenes to grace a TV show and still thinks Dunkleosteus was a 30-foot giant, and it never used the actual names for the Helicoprion and Edestus:Thresher Shark: Stun to Kill had a lot of badly-done composites of sharks trying to make them look like they were interacting with the divers and their stupid inventions
>>5156506The need to make everything sensational, copying movies to make thing more exciting, lower attention span requiring shorter scenes, all the usual things.
Did Shark Week start going to shit with the Mythbusters episode?
Even our yearly celebrations have gone to hell, it hurts, bros.
>>5157587It had been in a slow decline for a while, the Mythbusters crossover probably was a sign they were beginning to scrape the bottom of the barrel in terms of ideas.I feel like competition from other cable channels was probably keeping quality up to a certain standard and as people abandoned cable for streaming in the early 2010s the pressure was released and everything went to shit around then.The last Shark Week that I watched and remember being good was 2010 with Ultimate Air Jaws.
>>5158805At least the Air Jaws episodes have been consistently good. Shame about the rest, though.
Hello anons. Sorry for the bad picture quality, but can you tell me what kind of spider is that?
>>5158104No, that is clearly kukulcania hibernalis - a house spider, not a mouse spider.
>>5158071Maybe OP needs to greet it in spanish and check it with a bubble level
If op got close enough to take that picture he’s probably not alive anymore. rip :(
brown recluse
>>5158058The selected region appears to show a wandering ground spider from the family Gnaphosidae, which closely resembles a mouse spider (Scotophaeus blackwalli) or a parson spider (Herpyllus ecclesiasticus).Appearance: Dark, brownish-gray body with a velvety or finely haired abdomen that often looks smooth or mouse-like in texture.Behavior: These spiders do not spin webs to catch food. Instead, they roam across floors and walls at night to hunt for small insects.Safety: They are generally harmless to people. They are not aggressive, though any spider may bite defensively if trapped against the skin.
