Animals. All random animal pics in this thread.

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Did you know that was Tiny Tim’s @Call Me Tim nickname in high school? The pygmy marmoset.

 

[Heidi the girl]

The first flying dinobirbs circa 120 MYA. Recommend the new dinosaurs series.

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[Heidi the girl]

 

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[minty]

 

[minty]

red pandas are so damn cute

 

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Mislabeled. Those are clearly red foxes.

 

[minty]

these little guys are pretty fuckin' cool looking, tbh

 

[Heidi the girl]

these little guys are pretty fuckin' cool looking, tbh
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Not technically an animal anymore (350 million year old coral), but same concept of neat patterns in nature

Petoskey Stone

 

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Interesting posts by Muffy and Heidi. I have also come across some curious images of creatures with extraordinarily large butt lips. Their species is known as Africanus Lipso-Giganticus and they are usually quite surly beasts.

 

[minty]

Not technically an animal anymore (350 million year old coral), but same concept of neat patterns in nature

Petoskey Stone

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not quite the same as the lines are less prominent n the color's more uniform but this made me dig out my fossilized coral.

and now, nature's cutest songbird enthusiast, the shrike

shrike sounds

 

[Heidi the girl]

not quite the same as the lines are less prominent n the color's more uniform but this made me dig out my fossilized coral.
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and now, nature's cutest songbird enthusiast, the shrike
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shrike sounds

Insert kebab?

Also love the genius of the one that used the barbed wire for a skewer.

 

[minty]

Insert kebab?

Also love the genius of the one that used the barbed wire for a skewer.

they really are amazing birds

they use the hook at the end of their beak to sever their prey's spinal cord before flying it home to impale it

one more shrike image, a painting. by another skilled slayer, miyamoto musashi