J77 said:My gorillas would eat them kittens for breakfast
(Kitten photos should've been banned from this competition. In fact, banned from the net in general)
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Poor Keiko... 0TheSwerve0 said:
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Moonbear said:Is too! I think s/he lives under my deck (or I hope that's what I hear rustling around under there
Ehhh... some not so much. What the hell are those things clinging to the guy's fingers about half-way down page 1? I've never seen primates that small.scorpa said:
'Insect', when applied to a person (or in this case a Yomamma), indicates a generic pest of non-specific taxonomic classification.DocToxyn said:
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Danger said:Ehhh... some not so much. What the hell are those things clinging to the guy's fingers about half-way down page 1? I've never seen primates that small.
Danger said:Ehhh... some not so much. What the hell are those things clinging to the guy's fingers about half-way down page 1? I've never seen primates that small.
Today I violated every safety rule and instinctively braked hard to let a chipmunk across the road. There's one little guy that made it another day. I do this pretty routinely, because I ride a motorcycle on every good day and hitting even relatively small animals like porcupines and raccoons can mess up your day on a bike.Evo said:Everything I'm reading today is about animals dying.
Chipmunks are pretty tiny, but I have a soft spot for animals, and will do what I can for them if I'm not being tailgated by the vehicle behind me. I have stopped my bike and helped snapping turtles across the road - and they do NOT appreciate the help, although it might help another generation hatch and survive!Until the sisterhood drags you kicking and screaming into "It's a Small World" and leaves you trapped there, no more sky, just thousands of wannbe Chucky dolls, and "It's a Small World" song playing over and over and over...
Definitely not a bullfrog. It wasn't "bumpy" enough for that. I'll look up some photos of Rana clamitans and see if it looks like the fellow that came to visit.DocToxyn said:Yes, it certainly is an animal and I think it's a green frog, Rana clamitans, but it's hard to tell from that angle. The only other species would be bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana. You need to check for the presence or absence of dorso-lateral ridges (they run on the back from the eyes to the caudal area), the green frog will have them. The only other way is to get him to call for you (if its a male)...I'll leave it up to Moonbear how she wants to proceed with that...
Thanks, Swerve. Jeez, we have marmosets here and the bloody things are the size of a beagle.0TheSwerve0 said:
I might not know a pygmy marmoset when I see it, but I'm pretty sure that these little buggers are hedgehogs.scorpa said:
Yes they are cute! Awwwwwwwwwww! They're baby hedgehogs. How adorable.scorpa said:
I bet you got soaked, no? (That question looks really French, no?)ZapperZ said:
Great timing! The shutter in my Camedia 3040 has a frustrating delay, making action shots like this tough. Now, why would they display the killer whale show on that big TV? I can see it if they've got a cute routine going with a sea otter, but killers are hard to miss.ZapperZ said:
I was thinking the same thing.Danger said:
Evo said:
They're just waiting for someone to give them the signal to eat the treat they're balancing on their nose.Evo said:
Wait, isn't that what you said to me last night?twisting_edge said:
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