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Golden-i posted:"I put on my robe and wizard cat..." I always liked that Misty would lie down at the leading edge so as to get the maximum time as the sun shifted before she had to move.
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Mak0rz posted:Apparently "puggle" is a word for juvenile monotreme. I did not know this. Here's what I got when I first searched Wikipedia for "puggle." Yeah, it kinda bugs me, because puggle was always the cute word for baby echidnas and platypuses and then all of a sudden trendy designer dog breeders stole it. 
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Groghammer posted:A photographer's grandma was really worried about him eating well on his international excursions, so the photographer took pictures of grandmas in every country, along with a dish they made. I just spent ages looking through all of them and reading the stories, that was wonderful.
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YouSpoonyBard posted:During an interview with a woman who had lost everything because of the recent tornadoes, she finds something very important: Along the same lines, an older one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKNgY1Rj1mc 
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Yeah, this is the first one, which a fair few people know of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WmMcqp670s
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Pheeets posted:I love that the whole story is told without words, the facial expressions are perfect. And I like that the name of this story is "M", as in the M on the tabby kitten's forehead. Heh, a guy over in pet island found a kitten with a forehead M a little bit back. Named him Monty after the letter.
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A quote from this man on his holding the donor record: "I could say it's the only record that I hope is broken, because if they do, they have donated a thousand donations."
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Chili posted:It is too early for a Christmas song, but it's never too early for a Tim Minchin song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCNvZqpa-7Q This song really gets to me because alone out of the Christmas stuff it describes my Christmas memories to a tee. Christmas, to me, is a time spend in the garden under a shining sun with extended family lazing around a huge table where a well-wined endless lunch merges into afternoon tea into dinner.
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She better have adopted that kitten. Oh god, the butt wiggle. 
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bpower posted:google "colbert outside us" or something like that. The answer is ModifyHeaders for Firefox. Or Header Hacker for Chrome. You make a setting for "X-Forwarded-For Replace With 12.13.14.15" and then apply that to colbertnation.com and comedycentral.com
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Lava Lamp posted:Do cats feel shame? I kind of got the impression he was a little startled and then expectantly looking at them so they would get the treats out for him. I doubt it was shame but it might well have been knowledge that he wasn't meant to be doing that. They can be aware that they'll get in trouble for things.
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Geolicious posted:This reminds me of when my cats play games there is always a spot that is "safe". The spot changes per game, but it's a very firm rule. Volume posted:My old room mates had three dogs. He'd let them loose in the front yard of the house and they'd go all out wild chasing each other and play fighting. One of the dogs tripped as he jumped over some bushes and scrambled onto the porch. The other dogs went to chase him, saw he was on the "safe spot" and proceeded among themselves until he felt good enough to rejoin them. I had no idea this was a common occurrence with pets. I suspect this is less a safe 'spot' and more of a 'I don't want to play, I'm going to the side and will send off not-playing body language' and the other pets respect that.
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Crocuta posted:So apparently there are wallabies living in the wild in Europe in a few places including the Rambouillet forest in France. They are the ancestors of a few wallabies that escaped from a nearby animal park. There's a big wild population living on the Isle of Man. I love the idea of this (relatively) little island in the middle of the British Isles, wallabies hopping around as part of the wildlife.
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particle409 posted:See if you can find the second quokka. The most adorable chestburster.
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tehloki posted:Symbiosis of habitat like the clownfish + anemone could hardly be called domestication. There's no selective breeding or coercion by one party on the other, it's a bidirectional relationship. It could be argued that that's the situation that occurred with cats up until we started breeding show breeds a century or so ago. We didn't deliberately domesticate cats so much as they slotted into a convenient niche we provided that was better than their previous situation.
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Have a baby pygmy possum. Let's throw in a baby leadbeater's possum while we're at it. 
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Motley posted:The dog seems pretty indifferent to the cat, but this is just adorable. To be fair, you can kinda tell by the way it lands that the cat is being very gently thrown rather than jumping by itself, but it's still cute.
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Snicker-Snack posted:The cat has cerebellar hypoplasia, so it's naturally clumsy. Ah, okay, that'd be it then.
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Drlizh posted:Is it something that could happen on accident, or do they need to be freaked out or pissed off. The latter. If you get stabbed and you're not a professional of some kind who might have a reason to be handling the pissed off terrified platypus, you probably deserved it. Platypuses are nocturnal, rare and very skittish and will always choose flight over fight if they can, you're not going to just bump into one in the wild. Snowglobe of Doom posted:You're supposed to jump over the lazy dog, do it again! 
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goatface posted:Your body can do amazing things with not much blood, for a while. I can't I'm a dude and I've had a boyfriend who I had safe condom-clad sex with when we were both virgins and have since been tested as STD-free so no donating blood for me due to all that risk.
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You can see the foundation of her worldview crumbling.
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Tardigrade posted:While we're on the subject of marsupials, consider the sugar glider. Sugar Gliders are possums.  Sefiros posted:All of them? All the mainland population. It's a big issue.
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IMJack posted:Cats and mirrors. And French. Was my cat weird for understanding mirrors perfectly fine?
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Is that some kind of polar bear/dog/stuffed animal hybrid?
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nitebum posted:Oh my. I've been considering getting a second kitty, so she'll have a playmate. This video just made that decision a lot easier...thanks It's always a good idea; just make sure you introduce them right so they start off on good terms.
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Poodles are generally considered one of the most intelligent breeds, but so much about the expression of dog intelligence is based on how they're raised, and too many poodles get raised to be dumbarses.
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What breed is Hana? That spotty coat pattern is amazing. I'd almost think she was one of those special hybrids if she weren't so tiny.
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Iamyourking posted:No, he does not. He does routinely beat up a golden retriever almost four times his size though. Cats beating up Golden Retrievers isn't that uncommon. They're too nice. My cat realised when she was young that she could stick her paws under the fence and get the Golden Retriever next door to charge them then pull them back at the last minute and drive him crazy. Oh, fun times.
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goatface posted:That cat lying down in the middle is amazing. Cats that appear to be drowning in their own fur are wonderful.
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Teddybear posted:Didn't realize that dogs could be made outta carpet. cats can too apparently I really wish those dogs and cat shared a house.
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Magres posted:Also, as far as Wombat v Fox goes, my vote goes to Wombat solely for how silly they are when they run. What do you mean silly? 
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Magres posted:I love that run so much scratch their bellies also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crjKYkAdiSQ
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Triskelli posted:To everyone that says birds aren't fluffy dinosaurs: Dinosaurs were feathery too, now.
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Buggiezor posted:Am I the only one who thinks Mother Nature is such a tease to give such a deadly creature the most amazingly beautiful and cute face? I would snuggle sweet tigers forever. Look at it this way; mother nature kindly gave us miniature versions to snuggle safely.
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They used to do that for people who got poisoned by antifreeze and similar substances too, although nowadays they have better human-only treatments.
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Dienes posted:You'd think with being the most randy parrot and all there would be more of them. Proper Kakapo mating is a several-month long process that involves long mountain hikes, construction of sound amplification dishes, and group dance competitions. It is ridiculous the amount of poo poo a Kakapo has to go through to get it on with a lady. MikeJF has a new favorite as of 03:51 on Mar 15, 2014 |
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