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A recently favorited animal of mine. The donkey is not an ugly horse. It’s intelligent in that it has a great memory and can learn easily. It’s also a calm animal when afraid and quite gentle.
THAT'S MY FAVORITE ANIMAL!!!!!! WTF WE ALMOST POSTED SIMUELTANEOUSLY!!!!!!! ANIMALS FRIENDS FOR LIFE!!!!!
AND, ON TOP OF THAT WE COPIED THE SAME EXACT PICTURE OUT OF 100S!!!!! WHOA!
THESE spiders are hysterical!!!!
Get one WITH teeth : ) In the clear.
TheViking84
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Polar bears are my all time favorite animal. They, like me, are built for the cold.
FUN FACT: Polar bears have black skin, and their fur is pigment free to reflect heat back to their bodies.
FUN FACT: Polar bears have black skin, and their fur is pigment free to reflect heat back to their bodies.
Fennec fox! It's big ears main purpose is to dissipate heat as it lives in northern Africa...of course they also help to locate prey...like most foxes they pounce on their prey. Fennec foxes can jump about 2 ft high and 4 ft forward.
Edit more pictures of the babies....full grown they are only about 3.5 pounds and 16 inches long...
Edit more pictures of the babies....full grown they are only about 3.5 pounds and 16 inches long...
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LillyK
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Whuuut I need one ❤
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Bonibos! *my spirit animal*
The bonobo, a species of great ape found in central Africa, is the only species other than humans who mate face-to-face, kiss (with tongues!), and engage in oral sex. Bonobos have sex a lot, and don’t seem to care very much about age or gender. Bonobos use sex in a variety of social situations, including greeting and conflict resolution. Primatologist Frans de Waal has said, “Chimps use violence to get sex, while bonobos use sex to avoid violence.” Sex at Dawn author Christopher Ryan has even suggested that bonobos have much to teach humans about their own love lives.
The bonobo, a species of great ape found in central Africa, is the only species other than humans who mate face-to-face, kiss (with tongues!), and engage in oral sex. Bonobos have sex a lot, and don’t seem to care very much about age or gender. Bonobos use sex in a variety of social situations, including greeting and conflict resolution. Primatologist Frans de Waal has said, “Chimps use violence to get sex, while bonobos use sex to avoid violence.” Sex at Dawn author Christopher Ryan has even suggested that bonobos have much to teach humans about their own love lives.
Oh, imagine our society if this actually happened with humans, how glorious it would be....and the STD medical field would be so advanced. I think I'm going to go pick a fight right now so I can get some bonobo conflict resolution. Lillyk, you suck, you use too many font colors!
Pangolins...most trafficked illegally poached animal. They're a cross in my mind between an armored ant eater and an opossum, they're defense is to curl up in a ball. This makes them rather easy for poachers to capture them, as they just pick them up at that point and take them away....
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LillyK
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That's sad
Giant Gippsland Earthworm
These "little" guys can grow up to 10 feet long...
These "little" guys can grow up to 10 feet long...
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LillyK
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OMG can you imagine that thing rubbing up against you?! I'd be like, "I'm being attacked by a giant dicccccccckkkkkkk"
Greenland Shark....fully grown they are about 23 feet long (7 metres), females don't reach sexual maturity until about the age of 150 yrs old. The lifespan is estimated at between 300 and 500 years.
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LillyK
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If I had to wait 150 years...
I love sea otters. If I could have one outside and take care of it I would totally do it!
The sea otter is a marine mammal native to the coasts of the northern and eastern North Pacific Ocean. They are one of heaviest of the weasel family, but one of the smaller marine mammals. Can spend its entire life in the water. Also they apparently eat a lot... they must consume between 25 and 40 percent of its body weight daily, just to keep warm. Oh and I just found out sea otters often sleep together holding paws together in order the keep from drifting apart!
The sea otter is a marine mammal native to the coasts of the northern and eastern North Pacific Ocean. They are one of heaviest of the weasel family, but one of the smaller marine mammals. Can spend its entire life in the water. Also they apparently eat a lot... they must consume between 25 and 40 percent of its body weight daily, just to keep warm. Oh and I just found out sea otters often sleep together holding paws together in order the keep from drifting apart!
