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Do Deer Eat Weed? Posted by Jennifer Smith on June 26, 2019 Let's be honest, deer will eat anything; but the foods deer like best are sweet tasting plants like corn, soybeans, berries and veggies. But, how about cannabis plants for growing marijuana? Marijuana plants omit a pungent odor and are bitter tasting; but for white-tailed deer, they will try to eat as much as they can in the summertime when the plants are thriving. After all, beggers can't be choosers; and when deer have the munchies, they will eat anything! When the plants are small, deer will enjoy them more since they are sweet to taste. As the plants mature into the harvest season, they will become less inviting to deer herds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rrGvLq6XwA
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i only blaze with my african grey the dogs and cats have to be locked in the other room.
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Mozi posted:what's the real difference between a dog asking to get high and obliging it and giving a cat catnip catnip isn't a drug, it doesn't actually have neurological or physiological effect on the cat the way drugs do. so imagine you had this leaf that smelled like every single delicious food you've ever smelled, all at once, times 1000. you'd probably put the leaf in your mouth before you could think twice. and then it tastes like a fuckin leaf and you're like what the gently caress? catnip is kinda like that except not food. it's the concentrated essence of cat scent-marking and sexual pheromones. cats on catnip aren't high, they're horny.
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Feb 5, 2020 00:09
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Honestly this thread not having more Koala representation is CRAZY. Koalas are seriously the functional drug addicts of the animal kingdom!
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Feb 5, 2020 00:13
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EorayMel posted:Do Deer Eat Weed? I used to feed my iguana fresh weed leaves all the time. She liked them the same as any other fresh greens.
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Klyith posted:catnip isn't a drug, it doesn't actually have neurological or physiological effect on the cat the way drugs do. this is interesting, do you know of any more sources about this?
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Feb 5, 2020 16:54
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 Jean-Léon Gérôme, 'Arnaut Blowing Smoke in His Dog's Nose' (1882)
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Feb 5, 2020 17:17
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Klyith posted:catnip isn't a drug, it doesn't actually have neurological or physiological effect on the cat the way drugs do. So it's that Gweneth Paltrow vagina candle, but one that like actually smells like sex and actually gets you really horny?
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Mozi posted:this is interesting, do you know of any more sources about this? https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/experts-how-does-catnip-work-on-cats/ pnumoman posted:So it's that Gweneth Paltrow vagina candle, but one that like actually smells like sex and actually gets you really horny? I don't think it's really getting horny, every cat I've had has been spayed so it's not like they're interested in actual fuckin' instinctive behaviors in animals are hard to relate to. the only way to get in touch with that part of our own nature is with drugs.
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Feb 5, 2020 19:09
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neat, thanks! just our luck that aromatherapy doesn't have similar effects on humans
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Feb 5, 2020 19:20
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yes it does what about axe body spray
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Feb 5, 2020 19:22
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never seen cats projectile vomit from catnip before...
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Feb 5, 2020 20:00
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Telebite posted:yes it does what about axe body spray The only "physiological reaction" I've ever had to Axe is asthma followed by the urge to vomit on the rear end in a top hat wearing it.
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