Why do weasels get a bad name when ferrets wear face masks to help them commit crimes?
Neither stoats or ferrets attacked Weird Al
penis lizard editionprevious thread: >>5141981This thread is dedicated to all animals of the Reptilia and Amphibia classes. Topics include, but are not limited to: geckos, snakes of all kinds, frogs, salamanders, newts, turtles, tortoises, and much more. Before asking a question, do a search on the internet to see if it has been answeredClassifieds for finding breeders and products:>morphmarket.com>kingsnake.com>faunaclassifieds.com>caudata.orgMost forums will have a "for sale" section on them, so look for that, especially if you have a specific herp you want. Craigslist can also be a good source for cheap aquariums, and make sure to check for any reptile expos that occur in your area.When asking a question, make sure to include these details:>Type and size of animal>Enclosure dimensionsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
he just peaks at me from behind objects all the time. why? what is he plotting?
>get the thought that a vibrating dish may work to get frog to eat dead insects>look into if anyone has done it>Exo Terra did, but did it wrongConfigurable 15-30 minute pulsing, a sensor to make it sporadically pulse additionally when it detects an object (the animal) nearby, and a rechargeable battery or a plug.There. Fixed the concept. Allowing it to be plugged in via USB to set a custom noise instead of the cricket chirp would also be cool. You don't need the noise. For the love of god, Exo Terra, why did you make the dish chirp?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmvALpmKVCk
>>516914350 watt DHP should be fine, just keep that shit on a thermostat because you can certainly get up past that in that small a space.
Was trying to figure out how to illuminate this terrarium for night-time viewing since the critter is nocturnal. Realized I had a smart bulb I bought for $3 that can dim to 1% output at any color. Hoping it works.
What time is it?
>>4987489I'm Australian. We think about bird feet all the time since the Great Emu War.
best talons by far, s+ tier
General for the discussion of rodent care with a focus on rats. Other rodents welcome but replies maybe slowNo brakes: muh feet's don't reach edition>Rats need love >Rats need companionship >Rats need free roam time Caring for your rats https://ratguide.com/care-intro Rat first aid: http://neratsociety.co.uk/articles/firstaid.shtml Good and bad food: https://squeaksandnibbles.com/safe-foods-for-rats/ Cage cleaning https://ratguide.com/care/environment/cage_cleaning.phpContinuing from >>>5061960
>>5167544Big balls (like me)
>>5167544Obese?Kinda looks tumourish on the lower left aye if the pic but can't tell from a pic alone, he might just be a chonky
>>5167758>>5168567What?? Those are his balls wtf.
>>5169001Americans really eat this and see nothing wrong with it....
>Tiger pauses mid-kill to listen to the victim reprimand him with finger waggingWhy? What was the Tiger thinking?
>>5168600For those who only lurk this board once in a while, what is the context.
I've seen a bird chase away a lion. Maybe here the best defense is offense
>>5168675He pet the kitty
>>5168600nope
>>5168550>>5168552He wasn't trying to kill the guyHe was just playing around
I bought two of these 60 dollar flea collars, anyone here have any good or bad experiences with them?
>>5167442I equip them on both my Dogs during every season except winter. We spend lots of time exploring the woods and ticks aren't an issue. Ticks also resist me probably because I snuggle with my Doggie mans every day so I think the repellent rubs off on me
>>5167442Damn I had to take it off cause she started throwing up after an hour
>>5167477In that case get your money back, PetCo, Wal Mart or whoever else will offer you a refund if you have a receipt
>>5167442they're decent. Not as strong as the prescription stuff but they do a good job
>>5167442i used them for a couple years but their effectiveness is waning. I actually went back to $5 hartz ultraguard (which is an old generic) collars off amazon and they work just as well or better
>>5168934No known animals have been documented to exhibit signs of depression
>>5168954that is the most retarded thing i ever heard, go kill yourself so people dont have to be blighted with your retardation
>>5168934no since I don't think they're monogamous and propably can't conceptualize something like having or ending a relationship but I bet they get depressed when they can't get laid
rabbits just fuck and dash so probably not
No time get depressed when 40 different rabbit aids is slowly killing you
They're going to find out that she was probably flying drunk and jumped out of the plane into the ocean or something. I wouldn't be surprised if it was sharks that got her they're known for going after dead humans. They should stop wasting their time on islands and check the sea floor for clues.
>>5168450they found what is most likely her remains next to some equipment on a small island somewhere. it was in the news like 20 years ago and no one gave a shit and just continued making up theories. that's how stupid humanity is
>>5168905Its not stupidity but greed,same with roanoke colonyRoanoke people left and integrated into a nearby tribe and mixed with them which was later visible because some indians started exhibiting lighter hair,blue eyes and facial shapes reminiscent of whitesBut you can make money of the "EARLIEST SETTLERS IN AMERICA DISAPPEARED WE DONT KNOW WHERE SPOOKY INNIT"
>>5168905no they did not, they found some human bones and bits and pieces of junk scattered across the entire atoll, none of which matched her plane but some of which did match US Navy survey equipment.
A plane accident in the 30s? Say it ain't so!
>>5168476>>5168529>nooo haha there's obviously nothing here on the sea floor bro don't waste your time lol the crabs did it just search on the islands haha
I wish these niggas were still around
>>5168884We just discovered Patagomaia and a leopard sized trackmacking mammalMesozoic mammals reached larger sizes than p+reviously thought, and fucked up dinosaurs
>>5156927>>5160702I saw it in a shop and wanted it but my parents wouldn't buy me it
>>5167451It ain't the size of the dog in the fight that matters, its the size of the fight in the dog.
How do we know they didn't have external ears?
>>5169218Because their ear bones were still attached to the jaw
Nobody cares about rats.In fact, there is almost no issue more bipartisan than not caring in the slightest about the welfare of rats. Almost no belief is more widely shared by the American public than not giving a rat’s ass about…well…a rat’s ass. There are many times more people who think the earth is 6,000 years old than people who care the slightest bit about the welfare of rats.Rats are about as smart as cats. It’s undeniable that they feel pain; one way we know this is that they have the same brain regions that activate in humans when humans feel pain. Another is that when you try to inflict pain on them, they thrash around horribly—trying desperately to get away. It is obvious when a dog is in pain. It is likewise obvious when a rat is in pain for precisely the same reasons, in exactly the same ways.They solve mazes and do puzzles. They play and can imagine far-off locations; https://www.psychiatrist.com/news/new-study-shows-rats-possess-power-of-imagination-similar-to-humans/ they display meta-cognition, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982221011179 being able to think about their thoughts. They feel more empathy https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39298607/ for one another than we do for them. They engage in self-sacrifice https://www.phillymag.com/news/2011/12/14/rats-compassionate/ for the sake of their friends. On some cognitive tests, they outscore humans. https://hbr.org/2015/01/rats-can-be-smarter-than-people
>>5160531I love rats so much. I'll give them a better life. I will.
>it's a the neighbours left the bin lid open so the town rat got in and is now trying to get out episode
>>5160592what’s wrong with mormonism?
>>5163079something better change!
>>5163946This, I don't want to get attached to something with that much personality that is only going to live a few years. At least with a dog or cat you've got a pretty solid 15-20 years between them assuming accident and injury doesn't happen
>animal videos are now forever ruined because of ai shart
>>5164428This, same for pictures of specific ethnic groups, religious symbols, I get ai shart averages and same for jewelery and scripts... Ai sloppa every fucking where. Music, asmr, history, animal videos... Nothing is safe.
>>5168625I'll take ugly/boring real animal videos too, I just wanna see nature so slop isn't what I want. I don't care if the video is 4 hours of shaky leaves with one badger entering frame at like 3 hour of watchtime. It's better than slop.
>>5168625oh, yeah? i bet youd wanna see some eels making a pizza
>>5165651>pro-AIIt has no benefits. Its a machine created for lying
>>5166104Squeak
post about big cats (panthera genus).>images>news>art.
>>5168368probably discussing stocks, as men of high class do
>you can't feed wild squirrels because... You just can't, okay?
/qa/ lost
>>5169151>LEAVING CHICKEN BONES IN YOUR COMPOST TO FEED THE RACCOONS IS BAD BECAUSE YOU CAN'T FEED THE HECKING WILD ANIMALS!>EVEN THO RACCOONS ARE LITERAL SCAVENGERS AND THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THEY WOULD DO IN THE WILD
>>5169151It's about being nice vs being good. Feeding wild animals is being nice. Adopting hurt animals while they heal is being good."Nice" is petty and selfish. "Good" is actually good.
Are they our best friend speciefically speaking
>>5166958
>>5168583The joke relies on anthropomorphism. The horse is expressing deep resentment that despite thousands of years of backbreaking labor and dying in human wars, humans decided to award the title of "best friend" to the dog—an animal the poster views as a "genetically degraded" version of a wolf that didn't do any of the historical heavy lifting.
>>5168649That's swell, bud. Don't fall into any tiger enclosures now.
>>5165506I miss my dog
>>5165521Who doesn't?
It's now spring, hungry hedgehogs are coming out of hibernation.
I haven't been here in months but I think it's so cool you did the tick orb giveaway. And congratulations to the winner. Great traditions are rarely born and borne
>>5131164Yes, that’s me. I have a husband now though so less time to fool around.
>>5168656have you made him a tick heart yet?
>>5168656>Yes, that’s meNo, that's not.
>>5169111Obvious AI
