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Cattail Sapporo who posts red panda videos regularly from Maruyama Zoo started a second channel for cute and funny clips. Marumi as a clumsy baby doing cute stuff: [Red panda at Maruyama Zoo] Good luck! Maru-chan Red Panda MARUMI at Maruyama Zoo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enYSOBZfGes
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The moment has arrived... https://twitter.com/KatmaiNPS/status/1313513386878152705?s=20
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Dick Trauma posted:The moment has arrived... It’s Chunk. All. Day. If Chunk doesn’t win this, it will call into question the integrity of Fat Bear Week and everyone involved in its administration and judging. There will need to be recalls and an investigation.
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Ok, who put the coffee bean in the hamster cage!
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This is weapons grade cute, please handle with care. https://i.imgur.com/wkmmEid.mp4
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Inceltown posted:This is weapons grade cute, please handle with care. If this fell into the wrong hands we would all be in serious trouble.
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Glad not being physically equipped to make a snow angel didn’t bum it out. Also, when it came it in a looney toons skip, I lost it. What a majestic beast.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Armadillos are cuties: I love how young armadillos pounce on their toys. Like, is that practice for when they'll have to pounce on ants?
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I love how young armadillos pounce on their toys. Like, is that practice for when they'll have to pounce on ants? Maybe some generic mammal behaviors got locked in before they decided to focus on ants? They look weird as hell, but the've got a common ancestor with kittens and humans and giraffes if you go back far enough.
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Garrand posted:Sound I'm mildly surprised we never domesticated cheetahs rather than housecats.
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Eighties ZomCom posted:Aren't cheetahs like super nervous in captivity to the point where they have to have their own therapy dogs and stuff? Yes, and we actually did semi-domesticate cheetahs, ancient peoples used them as hunting cats for centuries.
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Eighties ZomCom posted:Aren't cheetahs like super nervous in captivity to the point where they have to have their own therapy dogs and stuff? So are many feral cats. The famous Grandpa Mason was super nervous around humans, but loved kittens. A friend who took in hard to adopt cats had one that hid all day, it would only come out and do cat stuff when the humans were sleeping or out. And those are ferals who are only a few generations out of domestication, after thousands of generations that selected for tolerance of humans as a pro-survival trait. PurpleXVI posted:I'm mildly surprised we never domesticated cheetahs rather than housecats. We probably didn't deliberately choose to domesticate housecats either. They just showed up and said "I live here now," as cats are wont to do.  The ones with higher tolerance of humans got to live in barns and nice warm houses, where their kittens had a little more protection from predators. And from there get traded on caravans and travel on ships all over the world.It's also much easier to feed a house cat or farm cat than a cheetah. Let them go outside and they'll mostly feed themselves most of the time. You can't really do that with a cheetah, because it's big enough to take livestock. So only people rich enough in meat to feed a 80 pound obligate carnivore can afford to have pet cheetahs. They can be trained as hunting partners, but that still means you need to have a successful hunt every few days all year round. Dogs can also be trained as hunting partners but like us they are omnivores who will eat whatever. Dogs are super easy to feed so they are cheaper hunting partners to keep.
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Facebook Aunt posted:So are many feral cats. The famous Grandpa Mason was super nervous around humans, but loved kittens. A friend who took in hard to adopt cats had one that hid all day, it would only come out and do cat stuff when the humans were sleeping or out. And those are ferals who are only a few generations out of domestication, after thousands of generations that selected for tolerance of humans as a pro-survival trait. That's not genetic or losing domestication, though - any kittens they have in human care will be just as domesticated as a regular cat. It's just housecats in general still aren't automatically adapted to humans without growing up used to them or a long adaption process.
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MikeJF posted:That's not genetic or losing domestication, though - any kittens they have in human care will be just as domesticated as a regular cat. It's just housecats in general still aren't automatically adapted to humans without growing up used to them or a long adaption process. Cool.
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RoboRodent posted:They're nervous, high-strung, and don't breed well in captivity. same
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