>Cat jumps into lion enclosure in zoo, gets hunted and ripped apart by lions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thYHQFZL82U
Part of me wants to say "This is how all the animals that are viscioucly hunted and then tormented to death by cats feel", the other part is pretty sad, just thinking about the pain of a cat, and watching it writhe in agony as the lions slowly pick it apart.
What do you guys think about this incident?
Sick fucks, why didn't they just shoot the lion
shoulda kept it indoors
>>2147838
It is painful to watch.
But so is seeing a cat toy around with a wounded bird.
It is nature.
Though admittedly the lions may be a bit at loss as to what to do with their prey, because of their zoo upbringing.
-toad edition-
old thread >>2134385
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>faunaclassifieds.com
>reptilescanada.com (Canadian breeders)
>Also check to see if there are any annual reptile shows/expos in your area as these are good places to find good animals from good breeders at partial discount
/herp/ officially official...
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How screwed over are the frogs in terms of changing environments.
>>2145266
depends on the species and native habitat. it ranges from not much to some. highly specific answers i know.
Ask dog questions that don't deserve their own threads here.
Previous thread:
>>2111481
>>2129712
never heard of this brand
What is a good way to teach a young(soon 10 week) pup not to pull the leash on walks like a madman? So far I've tried changing direction, stopping and sitting down until he calms down but it hasn't helped much.
>>2130007
Gr8 b8 m8.
I found the perfect waifu for /an/, she keeps mice
>>2153189
sauce op?
>>2153197
I think it's the new Voltron
You have probably seen me post photos of the cottontail and her babies who hangs around my house. I unfortunately have to report one of my cocksucker neighbors most likely shot her and several other rabbits with a pellet gun and dumped their bodies. He claims he is keeping the coyotes out of the neighborhood, he posted about doing this to social media and the cops came out and warned him that its against the codes in Fort Worth to fire off a pellet gun or any gun inside city limits as well kill wild life like this. He apparently has some beef with our home owners association...
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>>2152976
>>2152977
Put shit in his mailbox.
Please.
6
SIX
6 of the little fuckers.
Halp
Fml
>>2152884
Maybe you should have spayed her.
Some of them will probably just die. The rest, surrender. That includes the mom. You were irresponsible to not fix her.
>>2152896
Working on the spay thing, local is overcharging, should be able to get it done cheaper elsewhere.
i won't go into detail, but 2 remain still. Sorry, I had to do it.
I didn't enjoy it.
Lazy ass cat in hot summer
Same
>>2152888
>Beretta
At least you have some taste.
>>2152865
Reminds me of a dog I had. She was a rather pudgy Old English Sheepdog with a really thick shaggy coat, so she was always trying to stay cool in the hotter months. She did this by going into the air conditioned, tiled bathrooms and lying down on the floor, maximizing contact with the cold surface. Unfortunately for us, this meant that anyone needing to use the bathroom would have to gingerly step around the giant dog sleeping on 3/4 of the floor.
Found it in a trafficated street. We don't know what animal it is, and how to feed him. We are in center italy. Any advice?
i can take more photos if needed.
>>2152847
Call your local wildlife centre
I have a problem with this mantis, basically after I try to handle him I put him back in the container and, whatever position it assumes, it stays like that for many hours.
Even when it's not touching the ground with its legs.
Also i have him for a day and he hasn't eaten nor drunk.
I never had a mantis so i'm a bit panicking.
>pic related
>>2152778
it's dead, bro
>>2152778
why do you handle your mantid? That is an immense stress factor, especially for H. coronatus, because they are real pussies.
Also, this species is not really for beginners.
Also, it's wing buds look a bit thick (can't say for sure by the pic) on the pic, maybe it was preparing for it's next molt and you killed it because you couldn't keep your fingers away from the poor guy.
But this guy >>2152780
is right, it is dead/nearly...
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>>2152782
forgot to say, maybe the temp/humidity was wrong. This can kill H. coronatus really fast in my experience
Can anyone shed some light on what this is and what caused it? A friend sent this image to me asking if I knew what it was, and while it is familiar as something an insect or rodent might do, I cannot find anything similar online to confirm.
He found it a couple of days ago on open floor space and apart from accidentally disturbing it earlier today it has not changed. It is approximately the size of a thumbprint and looks like common salt, however he has no salt like that in his apartment (the pieces are apparently too big to be sugar).
Has anyone seen something like...
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>>2152730
Its just salt
>>2152733
Yes, we accepted it may be salt, however salt does not usually appear randomly in tiny circles from an unknown source. Hence the question of what kind of insect or otherwise may have caused it.
>>2152737
in my limited experience, salt usually does appear in small circles, if it has crystallized from drops of water with a lot of salt dissolved in it. I always saw a pattern like this when I was evaporating salt water or sugar water on a slide under a microscope. Can't say if this happens on wood, however. Even if it is crystallized brine, you may not have a plausible source on the premises, so ... yeah.
Disregard this if the crystals are completely loose and not stuck to the surface. In which case, yes, /x/...
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what do you guys think about barefooting? ive been doing it for a few months and ive never been better.
selfless bump
I've heard it's really good for foot posture and have thought about doing it more often, but don't want to look like a flowerchild and have disgusting skeletal feet.
Enjoy your ring worm.
This is not bait, as you guys may think.
I was wondering if i could keep salamanders (and/or shrimp, pygmy cory, whatever) in a large black aquarium and breed them until they're white and no eyes.
I'm considering this because in my backyard they lay eggs constantly and my pond is getting crowded with a lot of sallies in there.
Also completely unrelated but where can i buy "Grotto salamanders" for sale??
>>2152571
Evolution isn't that fucking fast. Not to mention that if there's not a gene that allows your salamanders/organisms to live without light in the random population you're going to take your first sample is going to die
You need an extremely large sample (think 10,000 to 100,000) in order to make an experiment like that. And that's small fry in actual evolution in nature.
>>2152571
just inbred the albino ones
>>2152577
Salamanders have very fast adaptations, axolotls don't reach adulthood normally, but can be made to reach artificially, same with olms.
http://www.axolotl.org/tiger_salamander.htm
Maybe OP is onto something.
If you have enough, you are free to try, but be serious about it.
I have an unbearable mosquito problem.
I love watching the dragonflies zip around the sky eating all the devil spawn up. I also see bats doing their part.
I know for bats I can build some bat boxes, but for the dragonflies how can I attract them?
Perhaps certain flowers.
>>2152504
Body of water
>>2152509
I live within a few miles of a lake and within a mile of a river so I guess that will do.
>>2152504
if you live in the right area for it get some Martin boxes. They genocide the fuck out of mosquitoes and make funny, unearthly noises like synthesizers when they communicate
So today my cat was hiding in a cupboard, one of her favorite hiding spots. All of a sudden I heard her meowing loudly as if distressed. I went over to her and she came out and continued meowing at me. Then she went under the kitchen table and collapsed and peed on herself. She stayed there for a few minutes, and wouldn't even get up to go outside. (She always wants to explore our back yard). After a few minutes she went outside and layed down again, then slowly started poking around.
I brought her back inside and she sprinted toward her litter box and has been laying in there ever since. She meows when I try to pick her up, but she is also purring when I touch her. Right now she is in her litter box cleaning herself.
Yesterday I took her to my girlfriends mom's house to hang out for the day because there are other cats there, but she mostly kept to herself and now that she is home she did all this. Is she just stressed out or should I be concerned that there is a medical issue?
she's dying
>Yesterday I took her to my girlfriends mom's house to hang out for the day because there are other cats there
why on earth would you do such a thing? you killed your cat
>>2152393
She is extremely friendly and I found her as a stray a few weeks ago. Never saw her around other cats tho.
Serious opinions tho pls
>OP picked up a stray and probably hasn't taken it to the vet yet
>brought it around other cats
>now is asking an anime image board instead of taking it the vet when something seems very wrong
Take it to THE VET GOD DAMMIT
How do I get a dog?
There aren't any animal shelters within 60 miles and I want a puppy to raise.
[spoiler]I just want to love an animal that will love me. I want a friend.[/spoiler]
Buy one from a reputable breeder?
You're looking at a 10+ year commitment, if you have to drive a few hours to the breeder it's still worth it. If you can't afford a purebred pup you can't afford a dog to begin with.
>>2152239
I'll be your friend. I could use one or two in my life.
>>2152241
>If you can't afford a purebred pup you can't afford a dog to begin with.
ebin baid