is this little guy ok?
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is this little guy ok?
>>2001100
lol what the fuck
I've seen rodents do this before. Cannot confirm if he's ok though. Definitely not ok if he is stuck that way.
>>2001100
wut the hell is that
If he's stuck that way, he is fucked. Especially if his eyes are not moving. How is he breathing currently?
>>2001100
Looks like what happens when mice live through snap traps. He's fucked.
Wtf is that thing
>>2001100
>>2001504
holy fuck
I really need to know what the hell is wrong with this thing the curiosity is too much
Exophthalmos. It's normal for hamsters eyes to bulge a little and hell, even >>2001504
is normal as long as it immediately goes back to normal but OP hamster is not ok.
Hamsters, gerbils, rats, mice, etc they don't look forward either like we do. Pic related.
haha what the fuck
>>2001100
Jesus fuck, this DOES NOT look okay.
I band birds, and a scumbag >outdoors cat got a Northern Cardinal that was suspended in one of my mist nets. It's eyes looked like this, and it at least had the luxury of being dead.
>>2001477
That's more disturbing than any horror movie
I'm used to rats boggling, so are these pictures taken mid-boggle, or is it perpetual eye-bulging?
The latter sounds very bad.
>>2001100
What the hell? I can't even tell what animal that is.
>>2001100
Maybe it's the sleep deprivation, but I haven't laughed that hard in a long time, my stomach hurts.
On a side note, what's wrong with the animal? I know hamsters eyes kind of bulge if you squeeze them, but could anything else cause that to happen? Or is this just the result of a severe trauma and now they won't "reset"?
So I guess I'm asking, could something other than physical trauma cause that, and will it be okay?
>>2001689
It looks like they're sorta squeezing the hamster and its eyes are popping out
My ex used to do that to my hamster. Kinda fucked up
>>2001100
Looks like the mammal version of a budgett's frog
>>2001100
looks like you squeezed him too hard.
>>2001664
Try having it happen.
Parents wouldn't use humane kill, or humane traps.
So often mice (and rats) lived through the initial snap.
I had to kill these half dead mice. This was before I bred mice and had a Co2 system.
>>2001561
>Hey guys, what's goin' on in this thread?
>OH SHIIIIII-
>>2001100
Why are you posting a squeezie toy here, this is /an/
>>2001100
first time on /an/. good times.
is it still alive op?
>>2001504
>2008
