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>>2190978
There was a show I saw (might have been Nat Geo) about how cities are paradise for birds of prey like peregrine falcons. They roost on skyscrapers and gorge on pigeons and squirrels. It was pretty cool, wish I could remember it's name.

>>2190978
imblying they are wildlife
imblying they are not pests

What would happen if every single non-pet animal disappeared from a major city? Like all the rats, cockroaches, and pigeons all disappeared from New York City?

Malamute

>>2190844
thanks

>>2190842
staffordshire bull terrier

>>2190820
It's an Argiope and no.

Argiope bruennichi
In Hungary, they are called a "wasp spider".
Painful bite, don't piss it off.

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>>2190825
this guy is right, I have a few of those in my garden

but
>Painful bite
what?

have you ever experienced it yourself?
because in my experience, they only are able to break the skin where it is really thin (e.g. elbows, earlobes,...)

Also, they do not even try to bite

Just a bump to get some info outta ya'alls.

Really interdasted in seeing some cool little critters

>>2190703
If you can try stopping by the Oregon Coast. It's pretty amazing and full of life. But otherwise for California any of the northern beaches will be more full of life.

>>2190703
If ur going to Florida check out the Everglades besides the alligators and snakes. U can see the bottle nose dolphins

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>>2190391

>>2190391
Are you looking for IDs? The first one is Paonias astylus, I don't know what the second one is.

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>>2190435
That'd be a great help!

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>>2190320
and this rad dude is sticking his head through toast

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>>2190320

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>>2190320
celebrations too

cute

>>2185498
A hamster's balls wrote this post

>>2185498
Hello Hamster!

A cute one

that chihuhua looks ripped

>>2193778
a chihuahua

>>2193680
Can an indian?

>>2193721
Indians confirmed for being less than dogs

>>2193680
This sounds like the opening line to a terrible childrens' book.
"A dog can poo in the loo, can you?"

Let nature take care of him

>>2193493
Take him to an animal shelter or home with you to nurse it

what is it?

Because they're all extremely intelligent and capable of mass destruction in the home?

Children

No one has ever domesticated monkeys. Why would they?

-_- do you really think that anyone can identify a spider from a stain on your wall, when you could be living anywhere in the world?

>>2193251
This is satire, right?

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>>2193253
I don't know, sorry I'm not really an expert on spiders. I figured since they can identify dead bodies even after an explosion or something this might work too.

If it helps, I made a sketch of what the spider looked like, kind of like they do on CSI miami.

>>2193230
Looks more like a crocodile. head-wise.

A very wild guess would be thailand or eastern africa.

Can you give us some background? What kind of trouble is he in? Why did he leave? Does he have immediate family? Have the authorities been notified? Are you some contract killer, ready to finish the job?

>>2193230
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This pic of a crocodile shows how its spitroasted in a similiar way and is from vietnam.

>>2193231
Im his friend. Im afraid to say too much but its related to weapon deals which I know little about, but I know he is entangled in it deeply.

>>2193232
This is amazing! It looks like the place!
Do you have more information?

I bathe my dog every other week. I use dog shampoo and then mane n tail conditioner. Bathing often helps a lot with shedding.

Do snakes enjoy baths?

>>2193168
Why do you soap your snake? I'm no expert on snakes but I can't imagine that beeing beneficial to it.

Dog gets to play with the hose every day after a walk.
He loves water, it cools him down and keeps him pretty clean.

>sing for him

wat

>>2193123
> Betta Fish
> Just got my first ever fish,
> a betta fish and a 9L tank they
> recommended since they don't
> like open spaces. I have a thermometre
> set to 26C and a filter on the
> lowest stream setting.
>
> As long as I feed him twice a
> day and keep using the conditioner
> and bio starter to make the water
> better, he should be okay right?
> There's nothing else I need to
> do for him other than sing for
> him?
>
> Also name suggestions please.They can be in as big a volume as you want. that shit is a myth. they generally live in streams and stuff not puddles. they're tropical so keeping the water warm is good yeah. low water current is great.

do a partial water change at least once a week. change 30-50% of the water

personally I recommend 5 gallons or up for bettas, nothing smaller than a 2.5g though.

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>>2193123
You'll want a bigger tank at some point. Make sure you keep the water clean. Here my new betta. Don't mind the glass scratches this isn't my show tank anyway.