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>>2267216
paleontologists have never claimed that ALL dinosaurs had feathers. We know for a fact most of them didn't.

it's the internet fanboys that get confused.

>>2267216
of course a non-theropod would be scaly you idiot. and most theropods are still not completely feathered anyway

>>2267216
God damn, that picture is some uncanny valley tier shit.

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the original tentacle monster

Think about how much more interesting life would be if every single extinct animals came back (assuming it'd work)

Imagine if they were big guys.

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>>2267079
Here's another pic

>>2267079
horse probably.

>>2267079
thats a human bone, you should call the police

Try giving him a chance to let his bladder grow a bit bigger you fucking autist

>>2267077
How often are you taking him out? He wouldn't pee all over his crate unless r REALLY couldn't hold it any longer

>>2267078
He's almost 6 months, and he's huge. He was the largest of his litter.
They say puppies can hold it for an hour for each month of their age. He should be able to hold it at least 4-5 hours by now. Instead he just pisses all over himself after just a few.

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reptiles cant love, but i really like my pacman frog

>>2267638

hehe, is that a frog leash?

>>2267019

Common first lizards/geckos

>leopard gecko
>african fat-tail gecko
>crested gecko
>gargoyle gecko
>bearded dragon
>blue tongue skink

sneks
>corn snake
>king snake
>ball python
>Children's or spotted python
>rosy boa
>western hognose

amphibians
>white's tree frog
>pacman frog
>pyxie frog
>african dwarf frog
>fire belly toad (which is actually a frog)
>actual toads

Narrow it down a bit, OP. What kinda direction are you thinking? Big? Small? Super easy care or a little more involved? Awake during day or night?

meme phobia bug

eggsac roach

it's a google-reverse-image-it-faggot bug, it's one of the belostomatidae, aka giant water bugs

>>2266816
The owners surprised the cats by placing an object behind it while it was eating. It could have been anything, cats do not have any kind of irrational fear of cucumbers in particular.

>>2266497
Ya probably

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i wouldn't worry about it

>>2266497
Yes

>>2266470
oh come oon

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>>2266459

https://youtu.be/FRgbO5Db9Ns

I am sorry

>>2266196
You are not even his best friend if you were you would be at the morgue right now mourning because you lost a best boyfriend in the whole wide world and it hasnt even been 24 hours. he was not your best friend he was just a dog to you as your name clearly states so think again

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>>2265665

I may be mistaken, but those colored ones may be lacking chlorophyll, and are aided by the graft.

This is just from vague memory, I may be wrong. Not all plants are green and do fine ungrafted, so yet again I may be wrong.

Also, I'm not a fan of those particular "plants" They don't do great and they're just a step away from hot glued fake flowers on cacti to make them look pretty.... or GMO fluorescent fish.... or neon spray painted succulents with glitter on them.

Also, my hardware store sells succulents with a fully glued top layer of gravel which makes me go pic related.

But if you want to discuss grafting in general, yeah, it's common and useful for a variety of reasons. A good/fun skill to learn too.

>>2265680

Oh, and genetic transfer can occur at graph sites. So it can be used to create new species if you culture the cells affected at the graph site. It was recently demonstrated with two different species of tobacco.

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v511/n7508/abs/nature13291.html

Pretty exciting if you want to do some very sterile lab work.

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>>2265727

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMpy7PF4YLU&feature=youtu.be

When a mosquito flies into your eye
It's the worst fucking feeling and I initially want to scoop my eyeball out to get it over with.

Wasp was once tangled in my curly hair when I was a kid, stung me multiple times trying to get out.

>be me
>laying around the house freeballing
>wearing shorts because its summer
>feel the urge to piss
>get up and walk to the bathroom
>as I'm taking a leak feel something moving on my inner thigh
>shake my leg
>wasp flies out of my pantleg
>nope.exe
>let the wasp back outside

To this day I still cant figure out how it ended up in my shorts.

>>2265537
>be fucking idiot 6 - 9 yr old
you're having sex with idiotic 6-9year olds?

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>>2265582

>>2264752
bro i dont know about you but i have a hard time telling dogs of the same breed apart, same with cats. freaking lizards and shit dont even get me started, they could all be the same one for all i know

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I'm pretty close to getting the exact address of where Brutus the "Pitbull" and his owner live.

I know the State, City, and area code

>>2264873
for what purpose

>>2264641
WHY DO YOU DO THIS WHEN THE OLD THREAD IS NOT EVEN CLOSE TO LIMIT.

WHY.

>>2264733
not the creator but only huge autists get mad about this, the other one is 20 posts away from being done and this thread will be here when it is.

cool your jets sperglord

>>2264741
lol this