Winner of the funnest bag of floof award, the blobfish
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TOPIC | Favorite "unusual" animal?
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[B]Winner of the funnest bag of floof award, the blobfish
Winner of the funnest bag of floof award, the blobfish
Alright so blind snakes are amazing and tiny and super cute.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/FFpnqrH.jpg[/img]
Also hagfish. They are so slimy. SO SLIMY. And they eat dead things. They have a skull but no vertebral column, the little weirdos!
[img]http://www.bogleech.com/nature/hagfish-nose.jpg[/img]
LOWLAND STREAKED TENREC. It is like a duckling mixed with a hedgehog.
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Finally, here is the pink dragon millipede. It's a tough cookie that produces cyanide as a defense mechanism.
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Alright so blind snakes are amazing and tiny and super cute.
Also hagfish. They are so slimy. SO SLIMY. And they eat dead things. They have a skull but no vertebral column, the little weirdos!
LOWLAND STREAKED TENREC. It is like a duckling mixed with a hedgehog.
Finally, here is the pink dragon millipede. It's a tough cookie that produces cyanide as a defense mechanism.
Also hagfish. They are so slimy. SO SLIMY. And they eat dead things. They have a skull but no vertebral column, the little weirdos!
LOWLAND STREAKED TENREC. It is like a duckling mixed with a hedgehog.
Finally, here is the pink dragon millipede. It's a tough cookie that produces cyanide as a defense mechanism.
@Kell
I accidently clicked on this thread. But I am very pleased that I did. Mantas are probably my favorite animal too!
I also adore moths, and also red pandas c:
I accidently clicked on this thread. But I am very pleased that I did. Mantas are probably my favorite animal too!
I also adore moths, and also red pandas c:
@Kell
I accidently clicked on this thread. But I am very pleased that I did. Mantas are probably my favorite animal too!
I also adore moths, and also red pandas c:
I accidently clicked on this thread. But I am very pleased that I did. Mantas are probably my favorite animal too!
I also adore moths, and also red pandas c:
@kell i know this post is super old but i love your info about rays! for the record, i adore:
ethiopian wolves
pangolins
echidnas
ethiopian wolves
pangolins
echidnas
@kell i know this post is super old but i love your info about rays! for the record, i adore:
ethiopian wolves
pangolins
echidnas
ethiopian wolves
pangolins
echidnas
Does an elephant count as unusual? I don't know many people who love elephants like me. xD
Does an elephant count as unusual? I don't know many people who love elephants like me. xD
I do so love Tasmanian devils, but spotted hyenas are close to the heart as well. Binturongs are pretty awesome too because they smell like popcorn!
I do so love Tasmanian devils, but spotted hyenas are close to the heart as well. Binturongs are pretty awesome too because they smell like popcorn!
@Kell, I'm kinda in like with white yaks
[img]http://www.icar.org.in/files/images/White-Yak.preview.jpg[/img]
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possums!!
they are fat little anger friends who eat garbage and have pink little dog noses. plus mama possums do that cute mom boat thing where their babies ride around on her back.
[img]https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/8d/71/4c/8d714c47664e7aad0b70ef0eeae9844e.jpg[/img]
possums!!
they are fat little anger friends who eat garbage and have pink little dog noses. plus mama possums do that cute mom boat thing where their babies ride around on her back.
they are fat little anger friends who eat garbage and have pink little dog noses. plus mama possums do that cute mom boat thing where their babies ride around on her back.
Oh god. I've fallen really hard for bugs lately, which is weird because I am very, [i]very[/i] timid of handling them. Just today I saw a worm wiggle out of the dirt and I vaulted myself out of the garden.
[img]http://i.imgur.com/20yggj8.gif[/img]
they're a lot like teeny cats with pixel-dot eyes. They'll even play with lazer pointers! I thought they'd be vicious little bugs, but Ive learned of so many who were so shocked and scared by their fruit fly food that they had to be hand-fed honey. Unexpected cuteness!
[img]http://images.mudfooted.com/pink-katydid-leaf.jpg[/img]
A pink katydid! Yes, they are naturally-occurring and can be found in the wild, its even the dominant colour - though they die out before the greens, yellows, and other shades. I'd love a colony of pinks, but apparently they are loud, and shipping them to canada would be a hassle.
[img]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-BG52fHZcR7c/VZNNCU25I5I/AAAAAAAAOrY/xoYbs8EZ2PE/s400/amphitretus_pelagicus.jpg[/img]
telescope and glass octopus! what happens when you're forced into the same ecological niche as your prey? an evolutionary bluescreen is what. These octopus are entirely [i]sea[/i]-through ((haha) save for some organs) and lay in wait for more visible prey to cast a shadow, all while avoiding the same fate themselves.
Oh god. I've fallen really hard for bugs lately, which is weird because I am very, very timid of handling them. Just today I saw a worm wiggle out of the dirt and I vaulted myself out of the garden.
they're a lot like teeny cats with pixel-dot eyes. They'll even play with lazer pointers! I thought they'd be vicious little bugs, but Ive learned of so many who were so shocked and scared by their fruit fly food that they had to be hand-fed honey. Unexpected cuteness!
A pink katydid! Yes, they are naturally-occurring and can be found in the wild, its even the dominant colour - though they die out before the greens, yellows, and other shades. I'd love a colony of pinks, but apparently they are loud, and shipping them to canada would be a hassle.
telescope and glass octopus! what happens when you're forced into the same ecological niche as your prey? an evolutionary bluescreen is what. These octopus are entirely sea-through ((haha) save for some organs) and lay in wait for more visible prey to cast a shadow, all while avoiding the same fate themselves.
they're a lot like teeny cats with pixel-dot eyes. They'll even play with lazer pointers! I thought they'd be vicious little bugs, but Ive learned of so many who were so shocked and scared by their fruit fly food that they had to be hand-fed honey. Unexpected cuteness!
A pink katydid! Yes, they are naturally-occurring and can be found in the wild, its even the dominant colour - though they die out before the greens, yellows, and other shades. I'd love a colony of pinks, but apparently they are loud, and shipping them to canada would be a hassle.
telescope and glass octopus! what happens when you're forced into the same ecological niche as your prey? an evolutionary bluescreen is what. These octopus are entirely sea-through ((haha) save for some organs) and lay in wait for more visible prey to cast a shadow, all while avoiding the same fate themselves.
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@Kell
Sea Butterflies~
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And Oarfish since they are very similar to sea serpents [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK2g4Nwdxco](video)[/url]
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