Shoebill thread

Does /an/ like penguins?

Post pictures and your experiences or other writings of these much maligned and misunderstood Birds. Anhingas welcome also. Promoting Cormorant awareness and appreciation, one post at a time.

What time is it?

Waterproof edition Previous /bg/: >>5017245

Got a carrot for me?

General for the discussion of rodent care with a focus on rats. Other rodents welcome but replies maybe slow No brakes: muh feet's don't reach edition >Rats need love >Rats need companionship >Rats need free roam time Caring for your rats https://ratguide.com/care-intro Rat first aid: http://neratsociety.co.uk/articles/firstaid.shtml Good and bad food: https://squeaksandnibbles.com/safe-foods-for-rats/ Cage cleaning https://ratguide.com/care/environment/cage_cleaning.php Continuing from >>>5061960

post about big cats (panthera genus). >images >news >art.

Post birds, appreciate birds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egzZv8tqT_k&list=PL6xPxnYMQpquNuaEffJzjGjMsr6VktCYl&ab_channel=Biblaridion https://sites.google.com/site/worldofserina/ https://sunriseonilion.wordpress.com/ http://www.cmkosemen.com/snaiad_web/snduterus.html https://www.deviantart.com/sanrou/gallery/56844005/nau http://www.planetfuraha.nl/ https://multituberculateearth.wordpress.com/ https://sites.google.com/view/lokiworldofrats/home https://specevo.jcink.net/index.php?showtopic=4578&st=15 https://www.deviantart.com/bicyclefrog https://hardeshur.blogspot.com/p/main-page.html https://rylmadolisland.blogspot.com/p/main-page.html?zx=bba41f9d602b6b9a https://lemuriaspeculative.wordpress.com https://alpha.sagan4.org/wiki/Main_Page

Post bears. >Information. >Images. >Stories. >Art.

Consider a manul

Let's discuss and observe the apes of Africa and Asia.

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How the fuck are Borzois even real?

post silly creatures now

Welcome to /plant/, the happy green place on this blue board, where growers, gardeners and horticulturists share their love for things that grow. Newbies and amateurs are very welcome, and we’ll always try to answer your questions. >Flora of the World http://www.worldfloraonline.org/ >Plants of the World Online https://powo.science.kew.org/ >Hardiness zones https://www.plantmaps.com/ >Plant ID Sites https://identify.plantnet.org/ https://wildflowersearch.org/ >Pests and Diseases https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/advice-search https://www.growveg.com/plant-diseases/us-and-canada/ >Thousands of Botanical Illustrations http://www.plantillustrations.org/ >Cacti and Succulents https://worldofsucculents.com/ https://www.cactiguide.com/ https://www.succulentguide.com/ >Carnivorous plants https://botany.org/home/resources/carnivorous-plants-insectivorous-plants.html https://carnivorousplants.org/grow/guides >Alpine plants https://www.alpinegardensociety.net/plants/ >Roses, Clematis and Peonies https://www.helpmefind.com >Ponds https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/actions/how-build-pond >How to Make a Terrarium https://terrariumtribe.com/diy-terrarium-guide/ Previously on /plant/ >>5132774

There are many cat-adjacent animals like ferrets, minks or even lemurs and so on that are similar on the surface: same general size, long tails, fluffy; and while they're cute in their own way we don't care about them too much, while nothing comes close to the perfection of cats. How just one species won so hard at life?

mlem Did you know that bunnies think you look delicious? >new2bunnies https://rabbit.org/audiences/for-rabbit-newcomers/ https://www.best4bunny.com/bunny-care/ https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/rabbit-care/ https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Main_Page >videos https://rentry.org/bunnyvideos

You know what they say about guys with big feet.

I wish these niggas were still around

Tell us, friends, what are your thoughts on the Orange People and their child rearing abilities?

penis lizard edition previous thread: >>5141981 This thread is dedicated to all animals of the Reptilia and Amphibia classes. Topics include, but are not limited to: geckos, snakes of all kinds, frogs, salamanders, newts, turtles, tortoises, and much more. Before asking a question, do a search on the internet to see if it has been answered Classifieds for finding breeders and products: >morphmarket.com >kingsnake.com >faunaclassifieds.com >caudata.org Most forums will have a "for sale" section on them, so look for that, especially if you have a specific herp you want. Craigslist can also be a good source for cheap aquariums, and make sure to check for any reptile expos that occur in your area. When asking a question, make sure to include these details: >Type and size of animal >Enclosure dimensions >Humidity and temperature >Type of substrate >The decor you use >How often you feed >The type of food you use >If your animal is wild caught or captive bred >How often you handle >Who you bought the animal from Other Helpful Resources www.blackjungleterrariumsupply.com www.joshsfrogs.com http://www.reptilesmagazine.com http://www.anapsid.org http://www.hylid.clara.co.uk/caer.htm https://www.americanmadeexotics.com/breeding-ball-pythons-article.html

Post your worst/weirdest/funniest examples.

Does it SUCK to be a herbivore especially mammalian herbivores? >you can't digest cellulose on your own, you need a specific microbiome >you need to spend hours fermenting and digesting plant matter >often times the plant matter isn't nutritious enough and you have opportunistically eat meat >if you're a hindgut fermenter, your young literally have to eat the shit of their mothers to gain the right gut microbiome >if you're a hindgut fermenter, the large size of your body/belly isn't fat but intestines (like manatees/dugong/many monkeys) >if you're a foregut fermenter, you have to spend most of your waking hours chewing cud then belching >you get more nutrients from plant matter compared to hindgut fermenters but you still have to constantly regurgitate then chew and repeat Boy am I glad that we're omnivores

what is this?

I'm going to post a platypus every day until all of /an/ wants to snuggle a puggle Previous thread >>5118115 hit image limit and before anyone says it yes the males (and only the males) venomous (mostly seasonally). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6QHzIJO5a8 [Embed] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5L5fVdXueA https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1puF5nSDV6Q I have also been thinking if the daily reminder to want a platypus is too nebulous. It seems to confuse some anons. I didn't want to completely steal Sakurafish's every day until you like it, but After her ban I wanted to do something similar. Mayby a reminder every day to platonically love platypuses, but then 4chan being 4chan some will take that the wrong way. But I am open to suggestions. This is your daily reminder to want a platypus.

This is cladogram piece is apparently from the gameplay demo for Planet Zoo 2 held yesterday, how did they fuck it up this badly?

name the one species you want extinct

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"In a rage, Lord Walter Rothschild left the British Ornithologists' Union and teamed up with a sinister one-eyed reverend to found the Jourdain Society, a rogue league of aristocratic egg collectors who operated outside the law. It was theoretically a charitable society, formed to lobby against the evil influence of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSBP), but it was widely accused of being at the center of a wave of egg theft sweeping the country. The Society held formal gatherings, where tuxedo-clad egg collectors admired antique display cabinets full of rare eggs and competed to produce the rarest specimen. The police regularly raided these meetings, held in swanky hotels across the country, and fully half the members had criminal convictions as late as the 1990s. Again, for egg crimes. But stealing wild eggs is pretty draining (several poachers fell to their deaths, while another was so overcome with egg madness he charged into an osprey reserve with a chainsaw and was arrested trying to saw down trees) and the thieves soon realized there was an easier target: museums. Britain's natural history collections were soon hit by an epidemic of theft."

Fencing Edition Post and discuss foxes as usual. Previous Thread: >>5159479

/an/ book thread

What did dinosaurs look like?

How many users here realize that calling Lissamphibia (modern amphibians) Temnospondyli is the equivalent of calling birds dinosaurs? The consensus is nearly absolute, with the exception of David Marjanovic and Michel Laurin, who theorize that Lepospondyli gave rise to Lissamphibia, but their views are as marginal as Feduccia’s are in the world of ornithology regarding bird evolution.

Japanese Spitz edition. Japanese Spitz are basically anime dogs, except real. If you prefer any other breed, you're doing it wrong. Previous >>5155127

Fat Fuck Edition Previous: >>5156929

Which animals are much bigger than you previously thought? I always assumed that okapis were about the size of a donkey or an average deer

Post wolves. >Information. >Images. >Stories. >Art. >News. >Previous thread: >>5148563

What's his end game?

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Why was their recovery bette than other whales?

Owners should throw that fucking thing in the woods to rot.

I want to get a dog. I've never owned a dog before, but after doing a lot of research, I've narrowed it down to a Labrador or a German Shepherd. Which one do you recommend for a first time owner and why?

What is the smartest animal?

What is the most disgusting animal?

I move from Siberia to US and find a turtle without shell. Very cool. Pls excuse English ok

True mermaids

They just released the First Look trailer for Blue Planet 3. Thoughts? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvjlkoWkaWA

>see a innocent reptile that is both harmless and deathly afraid of humans IS THAT A FUCKING SNAKE OHGODOHGODOHGOD KILL ITTTTTTT >see mammals that are rabies reservoirs like raccoons/stray cats or the neighborhood pitbull being walked on a choke chain (more kills than any reptile in the US does per year BTW) GIMME SOME SNUGGY WUGGIES CUTIES I fucking hate mammals. Reptiles should rule again.

Animals that didn't exist until now. How is it possible you've never heard of an animal your whole life until now? It's mandela fuckery.

>Trust us, bros and sis. It was a shark-like ancient species.

You can't find an image of a snow leopard that I can take seriously.

Do you like bats?

Realistically speaking, what could you have done in this situation?

>durrrr most coal came from the carboniferous >durrrrr nothing could decompose trees yet Why are these retarded myths so pervasive? Where did they even come from?

How do you defend yourself against a wild boar?

Consider a Niko edition. Last: >>5150973

These are high resolution panoramas of a rare snowfall in the Sonoran Desert that happened on March 2, 2023. As far as I could find, there are no other such images and I really want these available to the public. Snow Covered Catalina Mountains: https://zoomhub.net/a/FyQJKWPKjpM Snow Covered Tucson Mountains: https://zoomhub.net/a/ZoprNSNrjJw Snow Covered Rincon Mountains: https://zoomhub.net/a/CtNNhN1cnBJ

why are these guys so goofy and friendly

Who is Jefrey (with one F)? He was found abandoned in some bushes filthy and covered in fleas late one night in mid-July 2024. He’s all grown up, and enjoys car rides, climbing trees, going to new places, and most of all, his capybara. Some believe him to be a goblin or gremlin. Jefrey was named after the Pixies song “Space (I Believe In)”. Jefrey suffers from mild ear-ectile dysfunction. Originally posted him here back in July 2024 seeking advice for potential health problems due to his folded ears, some /an/ons wanted more of him, and so now you’re stuck with him. Please be patient, he has autism.

ARE U A GRASS EDITION PREVIOUS MINERALS: >>5159677

We must overcome Darwin's Evolution.

Moo

They're going to find out that she was probably flying drunk and jumped out of the plane into the ocean or something. I wouldn't be surprised if it was sharks that got her they're known for going after dead humans. They should stop wasting their time on islands and check the sea floor for clues.

>Tiger pauses mid-kill to listen to the victim reprimand him with finger wagging Why? What was the Tiger thinking?

he chillin

Why wouldnt this work

"Cheesed to meet you", quoth the mouse.

How many animals can you name off the top of your head?

While diving with Sama-Bajau communities in Southeast Asia, Erika Schagatay watched people move underwater with circular strokes of their legs, leaving their hands free to gather food. They surfaced to breathe, then descended again, repeating the work for hours. The physiologist visited diving communities between 1988 and 2025, learning from the Sama-Bajau and Japan’s Ama divers. She and paleoanthropologist Josephine Joordens are now examining whether the demands of working underwater could help explain how our ancestors developed their endurance. Compared with other apes, humans have a remarkable combination of abilities for sustained running, swimming, and breath-hold diving. The researchers argue that an explanation for our endurance should account for all three. Japanese Ama divers gather shellfish such as abalone through repeated breath-hold dives. An earlier study co-authored by Schagatay recorded two working hours for three female Ama divers aged 40 to 45. One woman made 50 dives, spending 45 percent of that time underwater. Another made 65 shallower dives. Looking across species, the researchers found that human diving patterns fall within the range of shallow-diving, semi-aquatic mammals, with a particular resemblance to those of sea otters. Schagatay and Joordens argue that, over generations, repeated diving could have favored ancestors whose bodies replenished and conserved oxygen efficiently. To build their case, the researchers brought together earlier studies of diving physiology, comparisons with other mammals, and evidence from ancient human fossils. https://www.discovermagazine.com/diving-like-sea-otters-may-have-helped-our-ancestors-build-the-stamina-to-run-49692

I hate these fucking retards

Just found out about sloth bears, these things are genuinely terrifying.

>In cognitive tests comparing dogs to hand-raised wolves, when faced with an unsolvable puzzle: >Wolves keep trying to solve it independently. >Dogs quickly give up and look at a human to recruit assistance (using the human as an indirect tool).

I feel like I'm leaving a lot of food inside when pouring it. Give me your tips for using all of these pouches.

I'm disappointed that there's no thread for these retarded little dudes. Sure, they die after two or three years and they are are totally unprepared for domesticated life, but as long as they have a decent sized enclosure and you give them enough enrichment (substrate to dig in, quality food including nits and seeds they get to wear their incisors down opening, and some quality exploration time out of their enclosure) they make good tiny companions. Also, you're saving them from being a toy for some foid or a small child that cannot understand their tiny world. Hamster fondness feels like something that must be not entirely uncommon here. Of course, maybe I'm wrong and just suck cocks (entirely possible,) i'd share ham but I can't find photos of my previous hamsters and I don't have space for a good enclosure right now. Why do you like/dislike hamsters? You will be judged.

>fucks up stink bugs and other invasive absolute shit tier bugs FOR FREE Say thank you to him.

A customer at work was going off about her cats and showing me pictures on her phone of how cute her cats were and I had to play along because I have to be nice to customers, then she asked me how many cats I have and I said zero, and her demeanor flipped 180 and she absolutely couldn't conceive of the fact I didn't have, nor did I want, cats. Why are cat owners like this?

If you found someone like Tarzan would it be ethical to keep him as a pet? Is he an animal?

New thread

ok so from what i understood from skimming wikipedia they're basically a bunch of all-female salamanders who reproduce by mating with males of other species which makes their genetics so weird they can't reliably be broken down into different individual species

>Marine reptiles in the Mesozoic swam in a way not shared by any animal alive today. >Sabertooth predators existed all throughout prehistory and just happened to die out right as the modern age arrived. This shits so cool, normally when studying extinct animals you can look at living ones for reference, but that's not possible here. Paleontologists have to start from square one to figure out what the fuck these animals were doing. Any other examples of this?

https://youtu.be/BJzJtm7OfdQ?is=LDNYUrD7WQqiAQI3 In this particular video on Neanderthals, he basically claims that Europe was full of white cavemen but the black cavemen came over from Africa and slowly replaced the white cavemen defeating them in battle though some white cavewomen switched teams and got with black cavemen. I'm literally not joking, watch the video. How true is that by the way? And is TierZoo still a food educational Animal YouTuber?

I've been doing some research on canine transmissible venereal tumors (CTVTs), and have come to the conclusion that they are properly considered independent organisms of their own distinct species. They're unicellular, asexual, parasitical clonal colonies descended from dogs. As a group they've persisted for hundreds if not thousands of years. I've sought out counterarguments but none yet have convinced me. If you've got any novel ones, let's hear them. Otherwise speculate on the implications of there existing dogs with almost none of the features associated with dogs.

This is my Chihuahua

>WWWAAAARRRRUUUUGGGHHH >WAAAAAAHHHUUUGHH >WEEEEEEUUUGGGGHHHHH >WEAUUUUUUGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH What do pigs mean by this?

My dog this beautiful going missing? I can’t believe it. This is so heartbreaking! Please spread the word so she can be found.

>reaches toward you

What's /an/ons stance on massive deforestation that is happening to Taiga forests? https://www.google.com/maps/@59.1212576,101.5730683,288091m/

Post animals chilling

People say 'oh just get a new one'. Fucking idiots they dont understand.

What's being a veterinarian like? Is becoming one worth it?

Here is a cute picture of Puss Moth to cheer you up!

Yellow Jackets are essentially the tomboys of the wasp world. Since they're all females, it makes sense that way. Absolutely aggressive energy. Especially when they sting you.

Why do salt water fish mog fresh water fish? What's the advantage to look like a 1/10 instead of a 10/10 just because the water is a bit too spicy

I finally saw a smashling up close last night on a walk. He was hitting goober levels that shouldn't be possible, ridiculously cute.

mMmm... delicious

Recently there was a thread where OP talked about a frog sighting that ultimately saved his life. I looked for the thread and it’s gone now. But I’m raising bullfrog tadpoles and made this gif for him and his thread. If you’re out there somewhere, froganon, this one was for you! >also post tadpoles

I am teaching my princess parrot to recognise objects and colours (with small wicker balls she likes to play with already) to see if I can mimic the experiments with Alex the African Grey parrot. Ultimately I want to raise awareness of these creatures because they are considered "aloof aviary birds" to help stop the aviary trade, but she's genuinely the smartest parrot I've ever owned. She really likes green because it sounds like her flock call. I'm trying to stay still when I do it so I don't prime her like Clever Hans the horse (which desu still shows horses are quite intelligent). Pic related was me just starting out with green only. She can pick green every time and blue most of the time when I ask, even when switching balls, and she's already making soft vocalisations. Do you guys believe there is validity to the notion parrots can understand language/communicate using human language?

I found a juvenile Black widow in a Walmart parking lot. What should I do with it?

Why do all baby animals seemingly have that innate desire to play but then have it fade as they become adults?

Buying a pet jumping spider soon, how the fuck am I supposed to feed pic related to it?

The latest studies find that Homo Floresiensis did not use fire and hunt the bigger animals in the island as previously thought. The discovery of these ancient humans astounded anthropologists because even within their smaller brain capacity, they practiced typical human survival strategies. But nope... What a letdown.

>be whale minding your own business >get fucking earraped and die

No living descendants of Dickinsonia exist today.

I wish people could be nicer to bugs and insects. Most people I know go out of their way to kill bugs they see, even when they're tiny, harmless, and minding their own business. I guess most everyone sees them purely as pests and nothing more, which is a shame imo

Can you imagine if they existed?

Heh

Are pigs really as dangerous as people say?

How is it mathematically possible for spiders to have such a wide range of diversity in species and niche populations leading to exceptional mimicry yet there isn't a single documented species or evolved offshoot of spiders with pseudo-wings for flying? and yes I know web ballooning is a thing for some spiderlings but that's not related to this question.

I'm only now learning that Lilium flowers are, from what I've read, sudden death to cats So I have two questions -Is it really as bad as they say? Like medical emergency level shit? -ANY OTHER RANDOM HARMLESS SHIT THAT I MAY HAVE IN MY HOUSE THAT MIGHT KILL MY CATS?? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilium

People are trying to say my favorite non-dinosaur paleocreatures weren't savage apex predators. That the Cameroceras a filter feeder, same with Anomalocaris and Eurypterids. That modern dogs were more vicious than prehistoric temnospondyls and raurisuchians. I find this annoying. What is it with certain populations of the paleocommunity trying to borify/mediocrify prehistoric creatures? The Dunkleosteus and Spinosaurus won't be the first victims of this.

What are your favorite animal? You can post pictures and information about them.

Skoffín Edition Post about foxes and their good, bad, and ugly sides. Previous: >>5163907

These two desert animals shares a symbiotic relationship in the deserts of Israel, Jordan, and the surrounding region > Tristram's starlings land directly on the backs, horns, and heads of Nubian ibex to pick off ticks, lice, and other skin parasites > The bird gets an easy, protein-rich meal, while the ibex gets relief from irritating and harmful parasites > Ibex are typically very patient and stationary during these grooming sessions, allowing the birds to perch on them without alarm

what is the best amphibian and why is it the the true toad? the amerimutt toad and fowlers toad rape whatever amphibian you're thinking of. >American toads, scientifically known as Anaxyrus americanus, are the most widespread toad species in North America. They are commonly found in various habitats, including forests, gardens, and urban areas. Physical Characteristics >Size: Typically grow to about 2 to 3.5 inches in length. >Skin: Warty skin that can produce a poisonous secretion for defense. >Color: Usually brown, but can also be olive, gray, or red with light patches. Their bellies are typically white or yellow. Habitat and Behavior >Geographic Range: Found throughout North America, from northern Mexico to Canada. >Habitat Preferences: Require semi-permanent freshwater ponds for breeding and dense vegetation for cover. >Diet: Primarily feed on insects, worms, and other invertebrates. Reproduction & Breeding Details >Breeding Season: Occurs from March to July, depending on the location. >Eggs: Females lay between 4,000 to 12,000 eggs in long strands in water. >Hatching: Eggs hatch in 3 to 12 days, and tadpoles undergo metamorphosis in about 5 to 10 weeks. Life Cycle >Metamorphosis: Tadpoles transform into toadlets, which are about 0.8 to 1.3 cm long at emergence. >Maturity: American toads reach sexual maturity in 2 to 4 years. Ecological Role >American toads play a crucial role in their ecosystems by controlling insect populations, thus contributing to the balance of their habitats. They are also known for their distinctive calls during the breeding season, which can be heard on warm evenings in spring and summer. Total toad victory. Burmate well, my little frens. See you in spring.

That's explains why some hunting dogs breeds are orange-reddish coloration with mixed with blackish dark patches, splodges and sable back patterns like a camo to camouflage themselves from cervidae's color blind due to unable to see reddish-orange colors but shades of gray, brown and yellowish brown. That's why there's grey, silver, brown and bluish on other hunting dog breeds coloration too. I first learn't about this on Tigers of why tigers are orange colored. - https://nadeerhunter.com/understanding-deer-vision-can-they-see-orange/ - https://deerassociation.com/can-deer-see-blaze-orange/ - https://wildlifeinformer.com/can-deer-see-orange/ - https://all-creatures.org/wildlife/wildlife-tigers-orange-coloring.html

Insects are just robots. I observed their movement. No way those mother fuckers are real

Post inspiration, ideas, and about your current tanks

My boy just got all his little teeth pulled today. He's zonked on opiates. He tries running around but keeps falling over. Should clear up by tomorrow.

Average moth experience >Hatch from pupa >Dry wings for 2 hours >Smell pheromones >Find female moth >Mate with her >Die

Just found out that if you release wolf spiders into your home, they will eat all of the roaches.

hehe, look Marge, now I zebra!

Activists are so Retarded. https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSgsLSfLc/

This moth clinged to my car door as I drove down the highway. Can you guess what it is?

If werewolves were real, what would their lifecycle be like? Would they be more like actual wolves, or violently savage? What laws would be made regarding conserving their species? Would they have human rights, or be treated like exotic aninals? What about other mythological creatures?

This is my puppy his name is Winston. He was born August 10th which makes him 11-12 weeks old

What if dinosaur paleontologists are wrong and dumb? https://www.miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/Olshevsky_1991_A_revision_of_the_parainfraclass_Archosauria_Cope_1869_excluding_the_advanced_Crocodylia.pdf

What do you think of these names for my cats? The one on the left is Nanami, named after the protagonist of a romance anime, and the one on the right is Waddle Dee, from the Kirby games. Do you think the names suit them?

Plants and trees suck.

How do I make my dog YouTube & TikTok famous?

Previous thread: >>5169680

Post /an/ related Halloween stuff. Recently re-watched Bad Moon; 1996 movie about a German Shepherd protecting his family from their werewolf uncle. Full thing's available on YouTube and just about anywhere else that streams. The dog actor for Thor does an excellent job. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvKfZSW8TUc

it's over for real this time

If you’re in DC, vote yes on Initiative 86 Suppose you learned that your neighbor Fred kept geese in small cages in his basement. He shoved a tube down their throats to force feed them sickening quantities of food, causing their livers to grow to many times their normal size. After a short period, he killed them. This was done because fattening their liver made it tastier. Fred would be doing something evil. For the same reasons, the foie gras industry is evil. It is a remarkable fact that even in a country with as deplorable a disregard for animal welfare as America, foie gras is so cruel as to be almost synonymous with animal cruelty. This synonymity is well earned; foie gras is evil and grotesque. DC is currently voting on Initiative 86 which would ban foie gras. They should vote yes. Foie gras has been consistently condemned https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foie_gras_controversy#EU_Scientific_Committee_on_Animal_Health_and_Welfare_report_(1998) as inhumane by outside bodies reviewing it. It involves shoving a metal pipe down the throat of the ducks and force feeding them so that their livers grow to many times their normal size. While it’s often claimed that ducks don’t have a gag reflex, this is unclear. https://modernfarmer.com/2015/01/weekly-glean-artificially-enlarged-liver/

What mode is this

so what would you do without sounding mad

Black cats and spooky bats are on the prowl. Watch yourself out there today, guys.

Post animal skeletons

>I'm here for the trick or treating.

Another spider kino has hit the building. You do like good content right, /an/? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLi6DA6cUlo

What kinda spoder is this?