Archived threads in /an/ - Animals & Nature - 22. page

>>2473390
You're not giving it enough attention, stop fapping to /b/ and go play with it.

>>2473390
It would mean your dog is a dog and s doing what dogs do.
Dogs follow their owners and lick them to show affection and since to a dog their owner is everything that makes sense.

How new are you to dogs? Jesus

What means if your dog constantly wags their tail?
Is he sick? Should I take him to the vet?

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>>2473347

>>2473361
No, these were able to escape in their donks

>implying it's not the perfect to time to get a new pet

But yeah it sucks. I scooped out some water logged puppies out the street during hurricane Sandy in the middle of it. It was my first hurricane and it was nuts. Trees weren't just falling around us.
They all lived though and we kept one. Went to my boss's down as soon as I could to help them out since that place was underwater and some pets weren't so lucky. Did manage to nab a parrot trapped in a house neck up in water in it's cage. There's nothing really like swimming down a street.

Had some buddies with boats too in other, worse areas and they were just rowing around collecting people and any animals they could find. They said they ended up with some squirrel and raccoon passengers and that animals just swam to them instead of having to actually go grab them.

Doesn't bother me anymore to be honest.
You kinda get addicted to the smell, as weird as that is to say. I love my cats.

>>2472285
that's not love, sweetie
that's toxoplasmosis

>>2472285
fucking freak

>>2476025
The picture's horribly blurry and I have no idea where you live. Maybe some kind of running crab spider.

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>>2476036
MayorAntilles region, now closer

>>2476050
Almost definitely a running crab spider although it could also be some sort of huntsman. Hard to be sure though since it's not like there's a lot of online resources for species around that area.

>>2475882
They're cute, I wish I had one.

>>2475882
Let it meet as many dogs and people as possible unless you want a guard dog and a huge liability.

>>2475925
But i do want a guard dog

>>2475698
you'd be dead long before digestion begins

>>2475707
How?

>>2475715
Oh, I don't know. Getting strangled? All your bones crushedt? Suffocating?

Dangerous toxoplasmosis cat.
Run away or kill it.

Domestic shorthair.

You will not find any pure breed cats outside of cat shows and contacting breeders.

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>>2475685

So it looks like this because it itself looks like this, not because it is a specific breed...

It's a heron. I found a heron carcass near an osprey nest once. Or just it's wings, really. Big birds.

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Yeah, looks like a Great Blue to me. I can't go two days without running into one of these because they're in every single park in the area. People still manage to go apeshit over seeing them when they're more common than dogs.

>>2475785

This. Are you fucking kidding me OP? This has to be bait

Reminds me of the Floatballs from Darwin IV in the Expedition.

The Floatball is a green, translucent, balloon-like organism from the canopies of the Pocket Forests of Darwin IV.

In the leafy forest canopy, there will sometimes be a strange vista of these buoyant green bubble-like life forms, each tethered like a child's balloon to the crown of a plaque-bark tree. Superimposed against the expanse of leaves, these two-meter-wide bobbing floatballs gleam in the afternoon light. It remains uncertain if they are plant or animal, or if they might be some kind of tree parasite or spore sac. Readings indicate that they are filled with some kind of light gas, the composition of which remains a mystery.

>>2475433
The plastic bags we throw into the ocean are evolving.

aliens from the pacific garbage patch

>>2475390
I saw a documentary about a lion going apeshit and breaking out of a zoo. He escaped to an island and ravaged the local fauna. The name's Madagascar, pretty good.

>>2475395
You think that was funny huh

>>2475395
False, He was framed. Ya dumb fuck.

Sure rather than the $25 they would normally be worth now they are worth $50

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>>2475358
>breeding shitbulls

>>2475374
Is that really the best you could do?

Before time

>>2475329
Calm down Mata Nui

Yeah we know which animal you like the most

(It's the one that looks like a sperming penis)

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>>2475312
There should be a board just for hypochondriac fags and larping wannabe docs

>>>/med/

>>2475314
Spider bites can be fucking scary anon.

>>2475312
>I can't find an image of what it looks like, but
take a photo headass

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>>2475289

Just use your eyes unclouded by prejudice, acknowledge that they're kawaii as fuck and move on with your life.

They aren't rodents and yes, opossums are bros.
They get a bad rep because they look like rats, forage and scavenge for food and act a lot meaner than they are. I've caught many wild opossums and while they will hiss and gape, they never bit even when placing a stick in their mouth or touching their to tongue.

They are unique animals, clean up trash, roadkill and eat other pests.

Same goes for women. At least my dog doesn't tell me she has a headache 90% of the time.

The only parasite here is (you), faggot.

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How do you feel about the movie coming out soon?
I'm already pissed that they went far enough back in time to when we began domesticating dogs and yet the constellations are still the same. Really?