@Xoriat
I just image searched your thing (yes, i admit, i cheated) and spat my tea back into its cup
@Luthyx
I remember seeing these at a farm when I was in primary school :
Jacob sheep can have 1-3 pairs of horns, the rarer ones having three pairs! they are endangered I think so there are breeding programs working towards the conservation of this species... it was more common around medieval times!
[img]http://cdn.backyardchickens.com/4/48/482012c2_8420_rammm.jpeg[/img]
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Xoriat
I just image searched your thing (yes, i admit, i cheated) and spat my tea back into its cup
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Luthyx
I remember seeing these at a farm when I was in primary school :
Jacob sheep can have 1-3 pairs of horns, the rarer ones having three pairs! they are endangered I think so there are breeding programs working towards the conservation of this species... it was more common around medieval times!
*bangs fists on table*
SAND CATS
[img]https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/d8/10/ee/d810ee63500a31fed3c555db0ea234b8.jpg[/img]
[img]https://media.mnn.com/assets/images/2012/08/sandcats.jpg.638x0_q80_crop-smart.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i4.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article6073365.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200/Sand-Cat.jpg[/img]
god i love sand cats
also here is roundboy friend desert rain frog:
[img]http://www.freedawn.co.uk/scientia/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/1069428_671948102826204_1804411705_n.jpg[/img]
he squeaky
*bangs fists on table*
SAND CATS
god i love sand cats
also here is roundboy friend desert rain frog:
he squeaky
I have no idea how well known Black Crowned Night Herons are, but here:
[img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d0/Black_Crowned_Night_Heron_(5770945257).jpg[/img]
I've only ever seen one once.
Also, the Black Throated Magpie Jay (would love to see one in person some day!):
[img]https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/b8/a2/91/b8a291e0d1406c5878e38625580a5bbd.jpg[/img]
And finally, Garden Eels
[img]https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wh5Wi0AETw8/maxresdefault.jpg[/img]
I have no idea how well known Black Crowned Night Herons are, but here:
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I've only ever seen one once.
Also, the Black Throated Magpie Jay (would love to see one in person some day!):
And finally, Garden Eels
[quote name="Xoriat" date=2016-11-14 15:00:41]
[img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/85/Anophthalmus_hitleri_HabitusDors.jpg[/img]
Name my creature.
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@Xoriat
Billy; done! What is that thing honestly, it looks cool!
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There is the Cow killer ant (velvet ant), I can't put pictures though.
Xoriat wrote on 2016-11-14:
Name my creature.
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Xoriat
Billy; done! What is that thing honestly, it looks cool!
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There is the Cow killer ant (velvet ant), I can't put pictures though.
Okapi! :D They're delightful oddballs.
[img]https://www.stlzoo.org/files/1213/7641/9982/Okapi-calf-Umeme3_Kim-Downey-Saint-Louis-Zoo_8-8-13_web.jpg[/img]
Also, the gaboon viper. They're so fantastic at camouflage that people usually get bit by stepping on them, since they didn't even know they were there.
[img]https://www.aboutanimals.com/images/gaboon-viper-ghana-tongue-820x489.jpg[/img]
Okapi! :D They're delightful oddballs.
Also, the gaboon viper. They're so fantastic at camouflage that people usually get bit by stepping on them, since they didn't even know they were there.
"Find the place that love grows."
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Sai
To be honest I posted it as a joke as it is actually an uncommonly-known animal, I am not sure if I can actually name it here as some might consider it offensive. If you want the actual name just copy the URL of the picture and paste it onto google, its Wikipedia page should be one of the first few things that shows up.
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Sai
To be honest I posted it as a joke as it is actually an uncommonly-known animal, I am not sure if I can actually name it here as some might consider it offensive. If you want the actual name just copy the URL of the picture and paste it onto google, its Wikipedia page should be one of the first few things that shows up.
oh let me try
TARTIGRADES!! AKA Water Bears AKA That one animal everyone has heard of in passing but doesn't know what it's called or really anything else.
[img]http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/wwfeatures/wm/live/1280_640/images/live/p0/2l/v2/p02lv29w.jpg[/img]
Basically ultimate survivors. Can survive radiation, solar flares, extreme colds, and live without food and water for 10 years.
RESPLENDENT QUETZALS!!
[img]http://thecutest.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/I3W9154.jpg[/img]
Pretty green birds with very long tails. Mascot of Guatemala.
BEARDED VULTURES!!
[img]http://images.mentalfloss.com/sites/default/files/styles/insert_main_wide_image/public/header-image.png[/img]
Probably the most metal looking bird in the entire world.
ASIAN LEOPARD CATS!!
[img]http://cdn.sci-news.com/images/enlarge2/image_3594e-Leopard-Cat.jpg[/img]
Domestics sized wild-cats with big ole headlight eyes. They are adorable.
oh let me try
TARTIGRADES!! AKA Water Bears AKA That one animal everyone has heard of in passing but doesn't know what it's called or really anything else.
Basically ultimate survivors. Can survive radiation, solar flares, extreme colds, and live without food and water for 10 years.
RESPLENDENT QUETZALS!!
Pretty green birds with very long tails. Mascot of Guatemala.
BEARDED VULTURES!!
Probably the most metal looking bird in the entire world.
ASIAN LEOPARD CATS!!
Domestics sized wild-cats with big ole headlight eyes. They are adorable.
Gonna share another bird cause i love them.
This is the Common Loon! It carries it's babies on it's back!
[img]https://naturallycuriouswithmaryholland.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/6-15-12-common-loon-and-chick-img_4162.jpg[/img]
It's legs are set so far back on it's body that it can not really walk, but sort of flops forward like a seal [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-tGVPKMTY]Here's[/url] a video of a loon walking set to some erm... very silly music
[img]https://bybio.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/common-loon-moving-on-land.jpg[/img]
And [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ENNzjy8QjU&t=81s]here[/url] is the Common Loon's call! It sounds like a haunted house! The dude kinda talks a lot in between the calls tho
Gonna share another bird cause i love them.
This is the Common Loon! It carries it's babies on it's back!
It's legs are set so far back on it's body that it can not really walk, but sort of flops forward like a seal
Here's a video of a loon walking set to some erm... very silly music
And
here is the Common Loon's call! It sounds like a haunted house! The dude kinda talks a lot in between the calls tho
I feel like I should mention Yellow-Rumped Warblers. Some people call them Butter Butt Birds, or so I've heard.
[img]http://www.tringa.org/images/8951_Yellow-rumped_Warbler_05-05-2012_2.jpg[/img]
I feel like I should mention Yellow-Rumped Warblers. Some people call them Butter Butt Birds, or so I've heard.
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Aardwolves.
[img]http://www.hyaenidae.org/uploads/images/aardwolf%20pix/slidenumber0025b1.jpg[/img]
Despite looking like canids, aardwolves are actually little hyenas! They're about the size of a jackal, and they feed exclusively on termites.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/w877hzz.jpg[/img]
They also poof up.
Aardwolves.
Despite looking like canids, aardwolves are actually little hyenas! They're about the size of a jackal, and they feed exclusively on termites.
They also poof up.
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