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I hope this is okay to post here ... I found it heartwarming and thought others might enjoy seeing it too if they hadn't already.
Ya, I saw that on the morning news, pretty damn cool.
The olinguito is a small, omnivorous mammal related to raccoons.
For years, scientists had mistaken the olinguito for other animals, even mislabeling their skulls in museums. It wasn’t until DNA analysis confirmed a biologist’s suspicion that the reddish, raccoon-like critters were a completely new type of mammal.
hahaFishee, you didn't say you were having Cambodian food for Lunch...
first thing I thought of when I seen it was I wonder if people eat it.
Holy shit that's a big grub
I wonder what that bastard will grow up to be
Haha seriously I''ll eat anything if it's deep friend and crispy. Waste not want notCritter tempura
lots of those ugly bastards round here.
I do like the moth they turn into. Always makes me think of an alien mouse.
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I'd feel bad swatting that it's so biglots of those ugly bastards round here.
I do like the moth they turn into. Always makes me think of an alien mouse.
You wouldn't even let them get to that stage of life if you came outside and saw a tomato / pepper plant nuked over night. First time I found one was with my hand a few years back. Was tracing the branch to see what was killing them and "WTF" is this horned monster oozing green shit"
Jeeez.
With the risk of this sounding wrong, we have quite big ones here and they're really hairy too. They stick themselves to the outside of the window at night and really freak you out when you go to look out the window!
The worm part is pretty amazing but the damage they cause can destroy your entire summers work in no time. I'd leave them alone if I didn't have 20+ tomato plants rolling. Man now I want summer and my garden back, not this snow garbage.
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Romantic capy'soh i love capybaras
I was poking around my old hard drive, and found these pics of my Tiki from the first night I had her.
Most of ya know what she looks like now, but this is the cold and hungry cat I took in in a -10F night on Friday, Feb. 13th, 2012. It's been a long way, baby...
You can actually see her starting out kinda being scared then calming down and then just curling up to sleep. Good kitty.
I think she's actually grown since then, she's longer than she was then, not just filled-out.
Most of ya know what she looks like now, but this is the cold and hungry cat I took in in a -10F night on Friday, Feb. 13th, 2012. It's been a long way, baby...
You can actually see her starting out kinda being scared then calming down and then just curling up to sleep. Good kitty.
I think she's actually grown since then, she's longer than she was then, not just filled-out.
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Indeed.
That first pic, she still has some dirt on her. The other pics, I'd brushed her with an old hairbrush and she was verry happpy to be clean.
I found out about the ear mite infestation a bit later on...poor thing. All got better though..
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I offer for your consideration..........the Humuhumunukunukuapua'a
Otherwise known as the Reef triggerfish...
Not nearly as fun to say.....but YES!Otherwise known as the Reef triggerfish...
THAT is fish bait!