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Ferretten posted:I got Luna a pikachu outfit. She loves it. No offense but... Don't turn your back on them. Just saying 
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Golden-i posted:My lizard buddy Orion found a dollhouse empty after eating the former occupants
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Golden-i posted:My lizard buddy Orion found a dollhouse I kinda wanna see him lounging on a tiny sofa now.
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Golden-i posted:My lizard buddy Orion found a dollhouse
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Well the reason why is kind of sad, but I found out just now that every known living kakapo has a name.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_kakapo
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Eddie Whitson posted:Capybara popcorn :3 This capybara channel is great because the people also have this mutant cat who's really long with stubby, tiny legs--like a sawed-off cat--and the capybara loves him and he tolerates that adequately well.
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Eodoin posted:I kinda wanna see him lounging on a tiny sofa now. The tiny sofa we have was still too large to fit the scale of this particular dollhouse. We'll try again sometime.
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Oh no~!! It thinks it's flying!  https://twitter.com/CuteEmergency/status/729844685435473920 https://twitter.com/CuteEmergency/status/730161764697018369
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McDragon posted:Well the reason why is kind of sad, but I found out just now that every known living kakapo has a name. In other awesome news they are trying sequence the genome of every living kakapo. This will be the first time in the world that an entire population of animals has had its genomes sequenced. It's sad for the same reason why they were able to name every kakapo, but it's still quite an achievement. On the plus side, they had a really great breeding season this year. It has been a record-breaking year for hatches, and 38 of the chicks that hatched this year are alive and well. They started an artificial insemination program that provided a great boost to fertility and made it possible for genetic material from all three islands to intermix without having to relocate the birds. They wait 6 months before adding the new chicks to the list, so hopefully the list will have a bunch of new names come October/November. Until then, they are known by the name of their mother and the order in which they hatched. This is Kuihi 1 getting close to the age where he/she will leave the nest.  This is Zephyr 2, the last chick hatched this year.  http://www.maggiebarry.co.nz/news/final-kakapo-egg-of-the-year-hatches/ http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/ourchangingworld/audio/201787970/genome-sequencing-every-living-kakapo I love kakapo. luloo123 has a new favorite as of 02:02 on May 11, 2016 |
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ITT scientists raise dinosaurs and pretend they're birds to get them through customs I see through your ruse.
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CJacobs posted:ITT scientists raise dinosaurs and pretend they're birds to get them through customs  Beat that
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CJacobs posted:ITT scientists raise dinosaurs and pretend they're birds to get them through customs  The latest science says that birds are dinosaurs. Not descended from dinosaurs, actually dinosaurs. You toggle one gene on and they grow teeth. You stick a plunger to a chicken's butt, and it walks like a raptor. Dinosaurs are alive and well, and you can watch them feed in your back yard. Blue Footed Booby has a new favorite as of 02:37 on May 11, 2016 |
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https://vine.co/v/O2p9q0H1Mpg Dinosaurs love The Cure
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cash crab posted:https://vine.co/v/O2p9q0H1Mpg  I love dancing animals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVkI0-tc6Jg I can't remember where I saw this, probably here  I should totally get a pet bird...e. Such a talented pup https://twitter.com/CuteEmergency/status/730237246402596865 Knorth has a new favorite as of 04:27 on May 11, 2016 |
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nerdz posted:cat box update: I don't even know how it's still holding up at this point Reinforce it!!!!!
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I found an abstract for a research paper many years ago on the effect of delaying the activation of genes for (I think) vitamin A production in birds when they're still developing in the egg. When they altered the point at which the vitamin production was supposed to begin, the birds developed scales instead of feathers. Sadly, abstracts don't come with photos so I'll never know what the birds - I think they were chickens - looked like, but I'm betting it was uncannily like dinosaurs. Ever look at a bird's feet? Scales.  Imagine the whole bird looking likes that. Yup, dinosaur.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Imagine the whole bird looking likes that. Yup, dinosaur. Many dinosaurs probably had feathers, though. Even the ones that weren't ancestors of birds.
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This is a livecam of a rock where a ringed seal likes to rest. http://wwf.fi/elainlajit/saimaannorppa/#norppalive
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magimix posted:No offense but... Don't turn your back on them. Just saying ...It was worth it. Avenge my death by dressing up your cats guys.
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nitebum posted:Adorable family photo. It took me a second, then it went from to BAM
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neongrey posted:Not an animal, but who really cares. I will never get tired of this.
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He's helping. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2msmYpNXic
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Gorilla Salad posted:I found an abstract for a research paper many years ago on the effect of delaying the activation of genes for (I think) vitamin A production in birds when they're still developing in the egg. When they altered the point at which the vitamin production was supposed to begin, the birds developed scales instead of feathers. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/03/160307153051.htm I don't think this is the one you are talking about but neat anyway. There's a way of causing a chicken embryo to develop dinosaur leg bones by inhibiting their maturation, because birds naturally develop dinosaur legs as part of their growth in the egg before getting their bird legs. You don't even have to change much, just stop it at the right time.
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