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Stumbled into a story about Winston the Crow. If you like Corvids being adorable and smart this is the story for you. http://imgur.com/gallery/DSXdQ Also guest starring Smudge  and Kurfuffle Afro Helmet. 
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Feonir posted:Stumbled into a story about Winston the Crow. This was in the replies:  Corvids just have so much personality. Also: 
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Blue Footed Booby posted:This was in the replies: Australian magpies aren't corvids  they're actually butcherbirds, genus Cracticus which means noisy bastards.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Australian magpies aren't corvids That may be so but they sing good. Not like those drat lorikeets and lets not get started on a cockie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZDIyvYqEC8
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Feonir posted:Because I believe in scale here is some pictures of pretty good cats. Why do they do this? There's another picture floating around of this breed eating its own tail. Is it some sort of defensive mechanism?
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Holding it in their mouth so it doesnt dangle into the water. 
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Huzzah! posted:helped ya out. Thanks! https://twitter.com/mmousuke/status/853581385268772864
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Foxhound posted:Why do they do this? There's another picture floating around of this breed eating its own tail. Is it some sort of defensive mechanism? It could be some behaviour their picked up as a cub and retained. Sort of similar to domestic cats and kneading. Or it could be that they were entertaining themselves by chasing their own tail like cats do. 
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Raygereio posted:I've seen claims that it's an instinct to protect their mouth & nose from cold environments. But they also seem to do it in warmer climates and I've heard zoologists claim they only do it in captivity. It's extremely hard to verify whether a species does a behavior in the wild, especially one as hard to track as Snow Leopards. That said, it's probably juvenile behavior they do in adulthood to destress. They do alright in captivity (we can breed them, at least) but it's not ideal for them since in the wild they have hunting ranges around 80 square miles or possibly more (they don't defend their territory that much from each other).
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Kwyndig posted:It's extremely hard to verify whether a species does a behavior in the wild, especially one as hard to track as Snow Leopards. That said, it's probably juvenile behavior they do in adulthood to destress. They do alright in captivity (we can breed them, at least) but it's not ideal for them since in the wild they have hunting ranges around 80 square miles or possibly more (they don't defend their territory that much from each other). There's pictures of them doing it in the wild, so I'm guessing they do it there. They might do it more often in captivity, though.
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Foxhound posted:Why do they do this? There's another picture floating around of this breed eating its own tail. Is it some sort of defensive mechanism? Sometimes you catch the tail.
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Taerkar posted:Sometimes you catch the tail. Those are the good days. We don't talk about the bad days. 
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Foxhound posted:Why do they do this? There's another picture floating around of this breed eating its own tail. Is it some sort of defensive mechanism? Is cat.
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There was a second shibe on the fuzzy knoll!  .
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Perestroika posted:I absolutely cannot deal with those ears. Big ears you say:   
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I just learned I can post things from my phone to here directly with AwfulApp. Incoming Puppers.    
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VanSandman posted:I just learned I can post things from my phone to here directly with AwfulApp. 
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Glazier posted:Big ears you say: 
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Werong Bustope posted:I believe there was some discussion of ears I love this cat.
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Vicious red panda attacks innocent rock. Not for the faint of heart.
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1stGear posted:I prefer the interpretation that the red panda is surrendering to the rock. First time I saw that one it said the Panda was surrendering to a bug on the rock. It does look like something is moving upon the stone. Edit: Oops forgot content, not usually a fan of captions some of these are too good.       Oh hey double edit: I found a beaver leading a pack of cows. http://i.imgur.com/vHpRsco.gifv http://i.imgur.com/8Tv0CFw.gifv Feonir has a new favorite as of 08:17 on Apr 19, 2017 |
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