ITT Post your IRL version exclusives

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>>28245568
whats the thing on the left? and why is a puppy riding it?

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Tfw never seen one but there are "Panther Crossing" signs everywhere around where I live.

Seen Bobcats though.

>>28245680
Possom vs opossom

>>28245863
European is god teir

African is pure shit

>>28245680
its an australian possum

>>28247531
Red Pandas are not native to Japan. It should be a Tanuki.

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>>28247594
Fixed, I thought they were in both China and Japan.

Now honurabu Tanuki-san vs thieving American washbear.

>>28247717
Should add the coati to that pic. It's literally the raccoon of Mexico.

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Technicaly it's also present in argentina, paraguay and bolivia, but the bigger area is in brazil, and also fuck taking apart four different flags and assembling them

>Gray wolf
Bigger and stronger, hunts in packs

>Maned/Guara wolf
Smaller, leaner, lives alone

>>28247858
Thats a fox.

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>>28245568

>>28247858
>Just watched a video on the maned wolf
what a twist!

>>28247858
>EU flag representing Europe
Don't make me Brexit you

>>28247904

Nope. Bigger. More like a hyena if you're going for that kind of comparisson.

>>28247935

Good luck, I'm already behind seven ruined economies

>>28245873
American badger is just a faded shittier European one. Honey badger is at least second.

>>28247962
Not that guy but the colors make me think fox. If you told me it was a giant species of fox I would buy it.

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>>28248027

I know, it really does look like one and the first time I saw it I also thought it was. But it was always called a wolf and looking closer its body and fur doesn't get as smooth looking as a red or arctic fox. It's just the coloring.

Interestingly enough the fox that we DO have isn't nearly as colorful

>>28248150
Yeah man, sorry to say you're fox is in last place. Arctic is the best, mostly because I just think of furries when I see the other one.

>>28245863
Badger 1 is young, spirited, and idealistic
Badger 2 has become cynical and jaded with the world
Badger 3 is seriously considering ways to kill someone through a computer screen

>>28247717
Bears pretty much act the way raccoons would if they were bigger.

>>28248074
Holy fuck America has lions? Do you cunts have to make sure the wildlife doesn't kill you every day like in Australia?

>>28248591
Mountain lions are all over the place dude
But nah it's not as scary as Australia

>>28248591
They only live in the very secluded parts of the Rocky Mountains and very rarely travel into the valleys, but they are pretty aggressive. Almost got attacked by one while fishing.

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>>28248591
used to

>>28248687
I live in Texas and we have them here too. They also live in parts of Canada, Mexico, and South America

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>cucknadia

>>28248723
Yeah, I just found that out from Google.

>>28248591
American's pretty much hunted all their wild life to extinction by this point.

>>28247962
>Good luck, I'm already behind seven ruined economies

gg

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>>28245568

>>28248778
not really

tons of places in america actually have a problem with TOO MUCH wild life

when i lived in alaska you couldn't go outside without seeing an 800lbs moose that will kill you if you go near its child

>>28248760

This is perfect.

>>28248805

Most hunting in America at this point is deer and duck.

And there are plenty of those to murder without any issue.

Bigger game like bear and mountain lions isn't as common.

Hunting is also really regulated and you can only kill a certain amount a season.

>>28248760
Two oversized seagulls and FUG

>>28248853
Excuse me, you mean to say DUG

>>28248760
>Implying that bald eagles are USA exclusive and aren't found in Canada and Mexico too.

>>28248760
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkgwmPUak70

>ability
>fuck your shit
>if pokemon is killed by a steel type the steel type crashes with no survivors

>>28248760
Don't forget the Australian Wedge Tailed eagle, it's bigger than than bald eagle

>>28248845
Hunting really isn't that regulated here, m8. Yes you're legally required to have hunting tags but most hunters don't even bother getting them. We also have fishing licenses but even less people get those.

The reason why people hunt deer and duck though is because they're harmless. You can go bear hunting if you want but most people don't want to fuck with bears, considering they can climb the tree right into your stand within 5 seconds and rip your face off. People don't really go fox hunting either because, what's the point? It's more challenging than hunting deer and yields far less meat.

Wolf hunting is more popular in Alaska though among the natives because muh pelts.

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>>28248760
>implying

>>28248922
sorry auscuck but that image is reserved for national birds

You're thinking of the Emu, and we all know how that went down.

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>>28248890
I just wanted to post that image, dumb fucks. I don't care about your autistic "version exclusive" meme.

>>28248938
Canada has no national bird
if we did it would not be that goose
it would probably be the loon
I don't know if that's better

>>28248723
Texas is kind of the Austalia of America. We've got: mountain lions, coyotes, aligators, sting rays, rattlesnakes, copperheads, cottonmouths, black widows, brown recluses, tarantulas, scorpions, and that's just off the top of my head

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>>28248981
Why don't we have an official national bird yet?

>>28248981
>not having a national bird

fucking leafs

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>>28249006
cottonmouths are fucking terrifying

they blend in with the ground and if you step on one, your life is pretty much over

>>28249058
>not watching where you step
dumb shits deserved to die desu

>>28249058
Oh don't over-dramatize them.
Long as you have basic awareness and stay out of bush and leaves you'll be fine. Dangerous animals tend to not want to be around people.

>>28248760
Geese are fucking terrifying.

Aren't mountain lions/pumas closer to leopards than lions per se?

>>28245568
thanks op i forgot what opossums looked like and you reminded me how cute our possums are compared to american opossums

>>28248591
Had. That particular breed went extinct quite a long time ago.

>>28249058
Why are snakes allowed to exist?

>inb4 muh cute pet python

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>>28249223
Ringtails are cute, brushtails are just as much garbage demons as opossums though.

>>28249102
What about when you have to walk through a pasture that hasn't been clipped yet with grass coming up past your knees/waist?

Sometimes you can't help but walk in places where you don't have a clear view of the ground. The best you can do is wear some sturdy farm boots and hope there's nothing there.

>>28248591
Asia has lions too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asiatic_lion
Well more specifically poo land.

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>>28249223
They have their charm

>>28249324
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8XNtiVQsHk

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>>28249324

>>28249463
kek'd

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European squirrel>Murrican squirrel

>>28249324
Opposums a cute, CUTE.

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>>28249390
I saw that thread too.

>>28249522
you do realize north america has a shit load of different species of squirrels, right?

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Quick!

Post your country's pseudo(s)

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>>28249522
>european """squirrel"""

this fat fuck looks like a rabbit

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>>28249324

>>28248591
american mountain lions kill on average like 1 person a year

they're just giant cats

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>>28249625
just looked it up and apparently wasps are the dangerous animal in the US

>>28249706

>Hate in bug form

Sounds about right.

At least in game we have sneaky pebbles to save us. In real life, we can only run.

>>28249625
Our psuedo would just be a giant mass of flies in the shape of a dragon named fukkenflies

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bump

>>28249006
That's Florida bucko we have fucking invading anacondas

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late to the party

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>>28249625
Why does Beartic have to be such trash?

>>28248591
Believe it or not, America also had cheetahs, rhinos, native horses, and elephants. But they all fucking died.

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>>28249625
They were native to the states

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>>28248804
That's what a named my froakie. We have those and possums in New Zealand too.

>>28250008
One is sandshrew, the other is sandslash

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Legendaries, go

>>28251711
How did an elephant manage to fuck a snake?

>>28249324
one of those got caught in my recycle bin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fAzi5gY_0I

>>28249176
Felidae contains two major orders:
>Pantherinae
Which includes lions, tigers, Jaguar, and leopards
>Felidae
Which contains pumas, lynxes, cheetahs, caracals, and house cats.

American Mountain Lions are Pumas, so they're closer to house cats than Lions

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felidae

>>28248591
The difference is we get a bunch of natural disasters to contend with too.
Live on the west coast? Hope you like earthquakes. And flash fires.
Live in the midwest? Tornados incoming.
Live on the southeast coast? Hurricanes are your forte. Which also includes flash flooding.
Live more north? You get frozen weather.
Live in Hawaii? Avoid lava. And potentially tsunamis.

It's generally only national news when a regional disaster is either massive, or happens to a different region that's not used to it.

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>>28249463
Reminds me of this.

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>>28251711
Roaming legend

>>28248687
California near the American River checking in. We have a jogger die at least ever other year by Mountain Lion here.

Tip for those who are not acquainted with them. If you are out on the trail in the very early morning and here a sound that is like a woman/baby crying. Keep carefully keep an eye on the trees above you and slowly leave the way you came.

Look up Mointain Lion sound on youtube. They are unsettling. Especially if you actually encounter it.

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>>28252152
fuck australia. that place is the post game. after you have beaten life.

>>28252152
guns would only get more people killed. low quality bait.

>>28246023
CUANTAS COPAS TENES BOLUDO?

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>>28251711
MEXICAN FUG

(Still dissapointed we didn't get Mexico in Gen 7)

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>>28252152
>never forget

Every time

>>28252152
>Including a harmless spider but not redbacks

I'll give it a though pass for including magpies, one day I want to get a bb gun and shoot every single maggie in my area those things account for 99% of all animal attacks in this country

>>28252644
They actually killed a shit ton, it's just that there were so many it was like pissing in the ocean

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>>28252644
>Decisive Emu Victory
>2 Machine Guns vs. 20,000 birds
>10,000 rounds of ammo, Dignity
>12+ birds

>>28252152
>Gun control
Fuck that, man. I don't carry a gun in the states, but that's because I don't live in the mountains.

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>>28251711
A mythical.

>>28252644
This will never not be amusing.

>>28252644
>Look it up
>It's fucking real

Holy shit my sides

>>28251711
What the fuck is that supposed to be?

>>28250471
How would you improve it? It still has one more ability slot so it has a chance.

>>28247919
wtf

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>>28248760
That's not our national bird you dolt

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>>28249625
This is almost literally a legendary in Denmark.
Wolves have been extinct for hundred of years.
Now there has been sightings. Whispers. Rumors.
It really feels like the discovery of some mythical beast.

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>>28252558
Lemme give you the funnier version.

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>>28251711

>>28252277
Holy shit, I looked it up and would probably get killed desu.

I'm certain mountain lions can run faster than me, but if I heard that sound I'd instinctively just book it.

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>>28251711
How about a mythical instead?

Aren't these more regional differences than version exclusive?

>>28248938
Winning a war against humans? Fairly sure Emus come out better than those three birds put together then.

>>28245863
What about the wolverine? About the same size as the honey bagder and just as angry.

>>28247812
What about, you know, the actual raccoons of Mexico?

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>tfw living in a former swamp

>>28248845
You really don't know what you're talking about.

>>28249291
So we don't fuck up the ecosystem too much.
Nature will always find a way to correct itself, but it's in our best interest to preserve the Earth the way it is since it's what we're acclimated to.

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>>28250683
I need to go to bed
I think I just woke someone up from me laughing at the top of my lungs

>>28253095
>still dont get the emu thing

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>>28246023
>Salvator merianae has recently been shown to be the first known partially warm-blooded lizard, having a temperature up to 10 °C (18 °F) higher than the ambient temperature. However, unlike true endotherms such as mammals and birds, these lizards only display temperature control during their reproductive season (September to December), and for that reason are said to possess seasonal reproductive endothermy. Because convergent evolution is one of the strongest lines of evidence for the adaptive significance of a trait, the discovery of reproductive endothermy in this lizard not only complements the long known reproductive endothermy observed in some species of pythons, but also supports the hypothesis that the initial selective benefit for endothermy in birds and mammals was reproductive

oh neat

>>28254211
I think wolverines are bigger than honey badgers.
Honestly wolverines look like a cross between American badgers and grizzly bears.

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>>28254435
Are you Portuguese? These are more common where I live in VN Gaia. I don't think I've seen a carrion craw over here ever.

>>28250545
>Fossil pokemon
>Pseudo

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Scottish wildcat

>>28247919
Loved this one. But one is Ocean Dolphin, another is a river dolphin.

>>28247962
>I'm already behind seven ruined economies
Overkek.

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Ostrich: Africa Version
Emu: Australia Version
Cassowary: New Guinea Version

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>>28249625

>>28249291
Because they're animals and don't need a particular reason to exist. They do keep the numbers of disease carrying rodents down though, so that's good.

>>28249058
But all snakes do that, and there are way more venomous ones than Cottonmouths.

>>28255196
>>28249058
Apparently cottonmouths are pretty chill if you don't step directly on them. http://www.bioone.org/doi/abs/10.1643/0045-8511%282002%29002%5B0195%3ADBOCAP%5D2.0.CO%3B2

>>28245696
>has seen a bobcat
>doesn't know that panthers are taxonomically identical

I got trolled

>>28252152
The Irukandji's sting sounds a little bit like Radical-6

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>>28253079
Midgårdsormen ven. Midgårdsormen.
Real mythical.

>>28247935
>EU flag

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Europe
> It was first adopted in 1955 by the Council of Europe to REPRESEND THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT AS A WHOLE.

>>28255314
*represent

>>28248804
20p now

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>>28249625

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Fossekall
>can be found at higher altitude than eagles
>Can also be seen swimming underwater

a cool birdo

>>28254444
I'll check your quads senpai

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I encountered one if these, really vaguely when i was out alone in the snow.
I just saw it behind some bushes, and when i noticed the prints i freaked the fuck out.
11yr old me was probably a suitable lunch for a lynx.

>>28247935
>implying britain even has wolves

>>28255244
>lynx rufus
>panther concolor coryi
>taxonomically identical
???

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>>28249626
a cute

>>28249291
The world is better without Snakes

>>28249700

Poor little asthmatic inbred lump

Literally every breeder with a conscience says they're not worth saving and should be crossbred out of existence

>>28256154
The world is better without cats
Ocelots are cool though, they can stay

>>28255888
Ok mind if I check your trips then?

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>>28248591

>>28252152
Don't forget the brids which spread fires

>>28249006
Luckily, while tarantulas and scorpions are fucking terrifying, they're actually harmless to humans.

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>>28251711
American legends are pretty slim-pickings unless you steal from the natives.

>>28256234
Most dog breeds are shit though.

Any dog breed that would die out if not for humans, bulldogs, pugs, etc, should be bred out of existence

>>28248591
Yeah they have niggers over there. That's worse than spiders or crocodiles in the toilet.

>>28250487
Australia has a lot of cool mega fauna too. Varanus prisca was one of the biggest lizards ever recorded, and there was a huge marsupial tiger (no saber tooths though)

>>28255244
Uh

Bobcats and panthers are very dissimilar anon

>>28247717
Peanut Butter is it's held item

>>28252159
underrrated post

>>28256302
They are dub trips anon, dub trips.

>>28256824
Have you ever met an aborigine?

>>28256554
You have bigfoot, jersey devil, mothman and illuminate lizard people the fuck you talking about.

>>28255022
Cassowary are in australia too

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>>28249625
Would Pit bulls count?

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>>28252152

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>>28249625
Ice type Arcanine confirmed

>>28255022
I hate cassowaries because of Far Cry, all modern flightless raptors can go fuck themselves
one of the few animals I'm afraid of

>>28255305
Bevares! Men nu handler det jo om rigtige dyr.

>>28245873
Honey badger is GOAT
Fuck you.

>>28255830
NOW I get why tauros is NA exclusive in PoGo, I always forget it's a buffalo and not a bull

>>28251752
>>28252841
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grootslang

>>28255930
Beautiful creatures, their paws are surprisingly big too. It's humbling seeing one in the wild

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>>28248760
>implying geese aren't fucking terrifying

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>>28255041
>Pseudo
>so common they need to be culled regularly
nah son it's the devil

>>28253109
As Humans we are actually really slow in comparison to other animal, even Hippos can reach run faster than we do.

>>28258056
They are really large and aggressive birds with really dangerous claws and beaks.
I'll be damned if I ever go near one.

>>28254316
I can't properly express the RAW SEETHING HATRED that I have for tiger mosquitoes, though I can say it's slightly more than the intense hatred I have for all mosquitoes.

>>28258334
True. Humans are built for endurance, though. We can out-jog pretty much every animal on the planet and can heal from injuries that would be absurd for animals that aren't brick shit houses.

>>28258231
The closer the bird stays to the ground, the more terrifying it becomes.
>except penguins

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>>28258457

>except penguins

anon....

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>>28258457
absolutely terrifying

>>28253095
as an australian can confirm everything on this list, magpie season has just started and i shit you not they dont give a fuck. went for a drive and they were swooping the goddamn car.

though deaths are rare from most of these thanks to alot of rural places always stocking anti-venom

>>28258457
can confirm, I've been attacked by a rooster at my grandparents' farm when I was ~8, it was terrifying, I had to climb a tree to escape
>inb4 no worries anon I'm sure you know how to handle a cock

>>28258076
Kongeorn er Jylland exclusive.
Vandrefalk er Sjælland exclusive.

Du er den forste anden dansker jeg har set på vp forresten.

>>28245696
cougars are native to north and south america

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>>28256554
Nothing wrong with Stealing from the Natives

>>28257593
>illuminati lizard people as a legend
>not as the champion

>>28258378
I once saw a video of a cassowary break a riot shield with just kicks. Fucking velociraptors.

>>28256938
underrated post

>>28247919
>there will never be a pink rapist dolphin pokemon

>>28249656
that's because no one lives in their natural habitats, because living up in the Rockies is shitty. Basically only hunters run into them and even then you can just walk away.

>>28256234
It's gotten worse in the last hundred years as they have become less popular. If you look at what the breed used to look like in old pictures you'll see that the modern breed has strayed away from what it once was. Most of them don't even match the kennel club descriptions of what a proper example of the breed should look like.

>>28258281
http://www.unz.com/gnxp/the-tasmanian-devil-has-a-future-probably/

glad to see these little guys doing better.

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>his country doesn't have an endemic species of seal
>his country doesn't have a lake where 80% of animals are endemic
Mother Russia wins once again.

>>28259957
I've got fucking leopard seals chilling on a beach not far from here. Get your pussy seal out of here.

>>28248805
Yeah but the TOO MUCH wildlife tends to be invasive, or the result of us having killed their natural predators

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>>28259957


>Check endemic species of my country

>some small mammals, mostly monkeys, couple rodents
>lots of bugs
>And literally ALL of the birds, mostly small as well

Well hey it's flying type paradise