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WEIRD HAND

>>2463913
It's a katydid and yeah, your hand's kinda weird. Leave it in a bush or on some plant somewhere and it'll be fine.

>>2463913
Eagle

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>>2463879
You didn't put the best option on there, fag.

Around 70g-90g is average for an adult. 120g+ is not that unusual for captive bred leos though.

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>smashed mini micro alien

>>2463785
>Litter box
>Fox

Oh boy, you don't really know what you are getting into.

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>Also i have a cat, will they fight over the litter box?

>>2463785
unless the fox ancestors has been breed to be domesticated for generations your new "pet" will make your life a nightmare and once you decide to put at end to it you'll have to options: kill it quickly or let it die slowly

I think that's Jeff.

A moth

My potato camera couldn't do it justice. It has a really awesome pattern. It literally just looks like sticks

Found 5 so far, but hopefully many more in the field by my house

for what purpose should we be finding these caterpillars? i mean yeah i remember it being cool to see them turn into a chrysalis and come out of it back in 4th grade, but is there any reason to be taking them out of the wild?

>>2464181
Find them because they're nifty.

I wouldn't want to take them away from where they are because I'd get too nervous about giving them the right conditions. It's just cool to find them.

>>2463721
It has little sacs that collect water, if that helps.

>>2463652
Not a foster, but we were looking at a Rottweiler on a shelters Facebook page and immediately called to make sure she was still there, to our surprise she was. When we got there we realized it was because she was shy, didn't like to be pet much, and has a skin condition. The shelter told us that when she showed up there her skin was so bad she barely had any hair and was emaciated. We ended up taking her home and now her skin has completely healed and she's actually the more friendly of our two dogs. I take her to the dog park all the time and she prefers to hang out with the people and get loved on

I don't foster, but I've been known to take in animals.
I was in Mexico for a year and they actually sell baby pigeons for food and medicine.
Some guy bought me two knowing I loved birds and I fed them rolled up tortillas and bred and bird formula for about a month and a half until they started flying. Then I let them outside and they'd come up to my window in the mornings and I'd go outside and pet them and give them some bread and water. Some nights I'd take them back inside and they'd sleep in their old nesting box. I'd take them around to where other pigeons eat and hang out so they know all of the cool spots to hang out like their father would teach them.
After about two weeks of them sometimes showing up in the mornings and nights they came to visit me one last time. I picked them up and pet them and they were gone after that.
I saw them plenty of times before I left
They assimilated into the giant flock nearby.

Then my current pet pigeon was going to die of paramyxovirus because I got him from a hoarder, but now I kind of rescue him every day. He can't feed himself or fly so every morning I hand feed him.

>>2463656
Fuck man. Right in the feelers.

>>2463603
How do you know they're not cranberries? Leaves look the same.

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>>2463666

This anon is right. They're cranberries and they're pretty tart.

How about these? Anyone know what the hell these are?

>>2463603
I instinctively want to say lingonberries, they look similar to cranberries.

>>2463566
Also the other female seems just fine. Has been acting normal since we got her.

>>2463566
amazing details about husbandry and all that shit, surely we will be able to help

take it to the vet you fucking retard

>>2463570
I went back to look at her and shes dead, I have no idea what happened

>>2463554
Something with high energy, long hair, and a small bladder.

Wew lad, pretty baity. Prepared for some flustered responses. General advice is don't, you aren't just fucking her over, you are also pretty much guaranteeing an innocent dog a shitty life.

Just leak her nudes like a normal butthurt teenager would do

Or ya know just be a man and get revenge by living well and not by ruining someone else's life

>>2463554
pomeranian

Don't own a dog. Or any animal, really. You're clearly an incompetent owner.

But you're inability to write a coherent sentence makes me assume this is just a bait thread.

I have to add that fucking piece of shit bitch never barked in the fucking shelter. She seemed the most quiet dog in the world and she never barks either to other dogs or people. Just when she is left alone. I mean, what the actual fuck

>>2463439
Oh yeah, it's really my fault.
I tried comportamental vets, i tried reading myself in vets medical books, i have tried to slowly adapt her to my absence, i have tried to give her a toy but nothing.
She has learned everything i wanted but i just can't stop her barking

All I'll say is that beagles can be very loud, if you're willing to deal with that, good. But consider it

>>2463403
>first dog
>trained to defend
lel
Enjoy your mess of a dog.

>>2463403
>Beagle
>Defend
I think it would be better if you got the dog to bark in you have intruders and get a gun.

>hurdur let's save animals from painless euthanasia so they can live for 5 years in a 4 foot by 3 foot cage with one window, 1000 dogs barking day and night, shit themselves because there isn't enough staff to care for them, just so they have a small chance of being adopted

idiot

>>2463434
This

I'm sorry Op but that's retarded unleas you take care of them yourself

>>2463368
>killed 2 cats
>ate some cat
>chased pack rats

Are you baiting?

That doesn't really sound like rabies.

So he pissed on the floor and the bed? Sure he didn't have a stroke?

My last dog started stumbling around and wet himself during a stroke. Then proceeded to wander around whining like he was confused for the next hour before snapping out of it.

stroke or seizure probably. but who knows what it could be if you let him loose to eat vermin.