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Levercoyla.

I like all those names except Taco. The other three could all be an excellent fit for her

they're adorable

>>2230463
That particular crow already had previous experience with all the individual steps of the puzzle. Hence why it tried to use short stick to get the food first.

It's still a good sign of tool use and learning, but it's not like some random crow from the wild could just figure out this 3 step puzzle on their first run at it.

>>2230636
>It's still a good sign of tool use and learning, but it's not like some random crow from the wild could just figure out this 3 step puzzle on their first run at it.

Just like us, man.

To learn anything, you are first introduced to the basics and then you can combine the basics to perform more complex tasks. Walking, talking, reading, counting, programming, etc. How many really basic things do engineers, scientists, mathematicians, physicists, and everyone else have to do dominate in order to perform any task? These animals are amazing.

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>>2230398
This one always struck me for some reason

>>2230426
>ayy

>>2230377
Looks like a ground turtle, vegetables.

How do you people always find turtles, never seen one in the wild.

>>2230377
A box turtle, they pretty much each veggies.

>>2230379
>>2230380
Thanks a bunch, mates! I found it on my way to work. I was about to run over the little fella, but luckily, i saw the dude in time and thought i could probably take care of turtle lol. Do you know what kind of veggies it eats? And do they like them in small pieces?

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look at these chubby fuckers

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>>2230032
waiting for Friday

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>>2230032

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blini!

B

>>2229999
lovely tripquads

My doggo is a very heavy chewer and demolishes most toys he gets -- he's also a busybody and had separation anxiety

Two toys I can't recommend enough are:
www.amazon.com/dp/B000KV7ZGQ
and
www.amazon.com/dp/B00520EJXW

He doesn't get fed from a bowl any more; we put his kibbles in either of these and he has to spend an hour or so working to get his meal. They're extremely tough toys.

Shit like this is why I was planing on spending the rest of my life alone.
Women really do ruin everything.

>>2229764
Post pics.

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>>2229767
Okay.

>>2229764
Your dog is hogging too much space

>>2229301
Hey i think i know that dog!
His mom is a real bitch.!

>>2229318
Filthy

>>2229301
I don't know if you've noticed but that's a Rottweiler :) and all dogs are lovely unless they're mistreated, just like people, a kid who's been loved and treated well growing up will be kind to others however a kid who's been beaten, abused and hurt all his life will end up lashing out. Try not to be so ignorant, for your own sake

I hate that shit it's so fucking stupid

>>2228838
It's at its peak and is slowly dying. No one is putting up with them anymore.

>>2228831
I own a male dog and correct people when they say "Good girl"
If they keep doing it anyway then I get annoyed.
Barely related, though.

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My sweet boy. Black cats are best cats

My black cat died recently. He was a good dude and I miss him. Everyone please give their black cat some salmon in his memory.

>>2228804
>a cat and a dog

NO YOU DONT YOU IDORT

>>2228794
I dig them.

Best is black with white socks.

But really any cat is good.

>>2228680
It was going so well until all pangolins got irradiated

How the fuck is primitive medicine still a thing in one of the richest counties in the world?

>>2228742
Well when their entire language sounds like a series of doorbells failing it's hard to imagine how they got anywhere at all.

Was fucked to begin with, OP.
>find bat on a train bridge
>try to stealthily sneak up on it despite fully aware of high rabies/disease risk
>jumps below into water and cannot find it

More often than you think, you can help IF you immediately get something the attention it needs. Intervening is not wrong. If you were to just take it home and 'keep it warm' then it would have died anyway, just in an a scary unfamiliar environment. Don't help unless you know you can. If you cant, and know it won't make it, the least you can do is kill it as painlessly as possible.

>>2228632
Still sucks

I feel you on that OP

>Last week of summer
>Walking down pier around midnight
>See seagull laying down, obviously hurt
>Some asshole fisherman left his baited lure laying on the rocks
>Stuck in bird's wing
>Try to sneak up on it to cut off the barb
>Bird gets spooked, tries to fly off, nosedives into the harbor

>>2228531
Bull elephant.

T-rex was a scavenger and ate already dead animals.

>>2228531
Rexy, becuase Tyrannosaurs>Triceratops and Triceratops>Elephant.
>>2228539
You're fucking retarded. Kill yourself.

>>2228596
What can't handle the scientific truth? I bet you think T-rex didn't have feathers either lmao.

homo neanderthalensis.

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>>2228476
>mammal
no

>>2228486
>angry giant chickens

"no"