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It could be a magnificent hummingbird. Upon zooming in on your photo the throat appears to be black, not red. Usually with magnificent hummingbirds their throats have a blue shine to them but at rest it appears black.

black chinned

black chinned looks right

To be fair, that was a Surrey Rottweiler, so it was probably a criminal.
That little girl was probably also a criminal. Everything from surrey is trash.

>>2399258
This. Fighting crime one dog at a time

>>2398949
>Pedigree of peace
RIP my sides

Did it sound like this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaMRCqkIpvk

>>2398801
It did sound similar to that, but it was only 2 syllables. And for what its worth the bird was kind big, like crow-sized

there's fucking fighter jet pilots on /k/ are there really no ornotholigists on /an/??

Looks like a false Aryan, a lot of breeds modify their fur colouring which makes some obvious clues trickier, but the brows give it away.

A thot

>>2398697
it's a pug

>>2398584
Damn, that's beautiful. I hope they find more.

>>2398584
I thought I read a few years ago that they found a dinosaur so well preserved they may be intact DNA in the bone marrow.

>>2398628
Soft tissue has now been found in several Brachylophosaurus specimens, a triceratops, and a couple Tyrannosaurus. Just collagen though, last I checked.

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Give us more detail. Where's you find it, what's it smell like, is it sticky, picture of a whole mushroom (including the stem base), etc.
The most I can tell you, given that you've given us little to no detail about the mushroom, it that it's a dark spored agaric. Maybe somewhere in the bolbitiaceae, strophariaceae, or gomphidiaceae.

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>>2398569
Well, my garden used to be a swamp. So I guess there's a lot of nutrients. The grass is always trimmed and short, and the mud is a dark colour. It's usually raining here, but it's been sunny for the past couple days. As for the mushrooms, they've been disposed of. But I am still curious as to what they are. I have no pictures of a single mushroom, but for comparison, you can see grass in that tub too. That gives the general size.

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>>2398506

>>2398495
It looks like a reaction to nerve gas

>>2398500
I highly doubt its that. We're in the woods.
I think its dislocated or something

Looks like a brown recluse but it.

They look like the ugliest goodest boyo.

Post some more mang.

that is a tiny horse

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>>2398723
Okay.

This is the perfect time, go outside before it's too late! Pavement queens are the easiest to take care of but hard to identify their queens.

>>2398226
Define small. Most any colonies, even when they're highly developed, take up next to no space.

Also, you can't just put a colony in a tank. They need a formicarium of some sort.

>>2398248
Ten gallon-sized.
I was going to look up what the species needed after getting a species recommendation.

>>2398246
Pavement queens? What species is that? I see plenty of ant colonies in the cracks of pavement if that's what you are talking about. I see them having massive wars right now, don't know that I've seen any queens. What do they look like?

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Bumping with Doggo pics

Hes a good boy, getting older now. Just moved into my friends house and theyre his doggos so now they're mine too.

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Other pupper

>>2398073
Looks like puppy cut his head open to the skull lining tissue. But where is all the blood?

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Being that it's walmart you may not want to feed it. Probably some chink brand of food. But I imagine it would have been recalled by now if it killed anything.

>>2398018
Thanks so much for your attached photo! I'm working on transitioning them to raw this year. The ingredients are:

"Chicken meal, brown rice, dehulled barley, rye, chicken fat (stabilized mixed tocopherols), chicken, millet, oat meal, natural flavour, tomatoes, whole dried egg, salmon meal, salmon oil, cranberries, alfalfa, spinach, broccoli, sweet potatoes, apple, blueberries, pears, bananas, phosphoric acid, brewers yeast, dl-methionine, taurine, calcium sulphate, salt, inulin, vitamins and minerals (Vitamin E, Vitamin C, niacin, inositol, Vitamin A, thiamine mononitrate, d-calcium pantothenate, pyridoxine hydrochloride, riboflavin, vitamin k, beta-carotene, Vitamin D3, folic acid, biotin, Vitamin B12, zinc proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc oxide, iron proteinate, copper sulfate, copper proteinate, manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, calcium iodate, sodium selenite), yucca schidigera, cinnamon, turmeric, capsicum, chamomile, dandelion, paprika, garlic, rosemary extract"

Someone could probably sue them for claiming garlic is "nutritious". Thanks for your help

>>2398026
Wow. Even Friskies is better than that. What brand is that?

Why do humans only have pubic hair?

>>2397961
Because most other animals aren't freaks like humans. Humans even still have the physical mechanisms to make hair stand on end, when it's largely no longer relevant because we have so little hair compared to our ancestors.

>>2398047
Is that where the sensation of goosebumps come from? We are basically fluffing ourselves up in the same manner as a hissing cat, only we are so bald the effects are invisible?

There is no good or bad. If something happens it happens. From a purely darwinistic view you deserve everything that happens to you (assuming that the concept of deserving anything eve applies). So yeah, the animals that adapt to humanity should live and the ones that don't can go fuck themselves.

>>2398024
Preach it Anon

Maybe because losing a few species here and there might not be a big deal but losing so many species is a warning that something is wrong.

It's basically the biological equivalent of a canary in the coal mine.

Probably $800-1200 like every single other breed.

>>2397338
Just checked my local online classifieds and found one ad from a breeder. For some reason reds are $2500 while blacks as well as whites are $1875

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>>2397587
>For some reason reds are $2500

fox faggotry tax