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RandomFerret posted:I think it's hilarious that the internet has recently started coming up with cute replacements for the word ferret like 'cat snake,' 'tube rat' and 'limousine gerbil' when the real animal that ferrets were domesticated from is this: That just looks like another ferret to me. Maybe a little chubby.
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RareAcumen posted:I go to the instagram page, hit F12 and then control+f for 'mp4' and look for something that usually has video/mp4 close by and that's usually the right one. I check the link in another tab and if that works then I bring it over here. I appreciate the extra effort 
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Perestroika posted:Stolen from the Schadenfreude thread: That dog has impeccable comic timing.
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Perestroika posted:Stolen from the Schadenfreude thread: "Look at all this coke! TRY SOME!  "
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I will play you the song of my people. https://twitter.com/EmrgencyKittens/status/806932608366080000
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I like to think the cat trained the dog in the ways of being a dick, something cats have mastery over. "Time for you to leave. No, seriously, run."
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:Peregrines in cities are the best. Keeping the goddamn pigeon population down,  Pigeons are great   
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I don't have a picture but I wanted to share a story! Today I met a lady cockatoo with a bright yellow-orange crest, and she was very sweet and very appreciative of head scratches. God forbid you stopped scritching her, though. She'd fluff up, shake her head like SHAKESHAKESHAKE, and then whistle at you until you came back to give more scratches. It was pretty darn cute.
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Geokinesis posted:
As a pigeon owner, I thank you. 
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I don't see how anyone could own a puppy like this and have any sort of full-time job. I'd just stare at it all day.
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Cartoon Man posted:I thought we all agreed to call them giant murder chickens. More like a six foot turkey
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I've been trying to figure out this fancy walk: https://twitter.com/CGdrawing/status/804312499864539136
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Pesticide20 posted:More like a six foot turkey  http://alphynix.tumblr.com/post/153786488078/is-it-a-six-foot-turkey-no-its-dakotaraptor 
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Neon Noodle posted:I've been trying to figure out this fancy walk: Isn't this the cat that lives with all the show horses that do dressage?
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^^^ ahh yes, the Tennessee walking cat. Of course My hometown is controlled by roaming packs of murderous wild turkeys, they are scary as hell as it is. Neon Noodle has a new favorite as of 17:19 on Dec 9, 2016 |
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Megabound posted:I made Scoops and Pingers a cat fort today: kitty spots 
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Alder posted:kitty spots Those spots mean it has a disease. I'm afraid it needs to be quarantined immediately in my house the treatment is lots of pets
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This dog has their humans trained well. http://i.imgur.com/OAdieY6.mp4
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SinineSiil posted:Can't do that on mobile I think it works for everything. I know it works for tumblr videos and since Twitter embeds naturally here, I'm not so sure about that one.
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Geokinesis posted:
Pigeons are actually quite lovely and sociable birbs and if you spend any time watching them you might notice that a lot of them have really cool patterns in their feathers. Also in Boston and probably other cities too they will land on you if you have food and eat right out of your hands. They're also much cleaner than people think. And really soft.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:Pigeons are actually quite lovely and sociable birbs and if you spend any time watching them you might notice that a lot of them have really cool patterns in their feathers. Also in Boston and probably other cities too they will land on you if you have food and eat right out of your hands. Well yeah, people raise pigeons. Pigeons were one of the first domesticated birds, it's just that people kept letting them loose in the wild so urban areas quickly get a sizable feral population. We've spent at least the last 5000 years breeding and training pigeons to fulfill various purposes, from delivering messages (homing) to being food (squab) to just looking pretty (fancy pigeon breeds). Be nice to pigeons.
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Kwyndig posted:Well yeah, people raise pigeons. Pigeons were one of the first domesticated birds, it's just that people kept letting them loose in the wild so urban areas quickly get a sizable feral population. We've spent at least the last 5000 years breeding and training pigeons to fulfill various purposes, from delivering messages (homing) to being food (squab) to just looking pretty (fancy pigeon breeds). I've worked with pigeons in a behavior lab. They have ridiculously good vision and are fast learners. They may not talk like parrots but there's fun stuff you can teach them, like ping pong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGazyH6fQQ4
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