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    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.
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    Stop it. Get some help.
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    >>5166664
    those things are genuinely hard for me to look at

    it's like those stroke images
    I simply can't process this shit
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    >>5166664
    love these lil niggas
    like a giraffe fox
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    >>5166679
    Me too.
    I should have saved the webm of the guy patting and playing with one.
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    The people who named this animal were idiots. Imagine looking at it and going yeah the main thing about this guy is his mane.
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    There's all sorts of weird dogs down in South America that they are keeping secret from us
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    >>5166707
    He does not look amused.
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    >>5166664
    I wanna cuddle one. Too bad they're stuck in brown land
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    >>5166664
    I had this animal in Planet Zoo. It is kin to the bush dog, the best dog in the world.
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    >>5166736
    cry about it
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    >>5166664
    >has those long legs
    >is omnivorous and mostly eats fruit
    If this species lives long enough it will evolve to become a convergent ungulate canid
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    >>5166664
    I've seen them in at least two different zoos. They're pretty cute. They walk weird though, like a fucking wendigo
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    >>5166707
    A lack of competition when canids first colonized South America made them evolve in interesting ways. My favorite is the bush dog, which is the polar opposite of the maned wolf.
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    There are over 1,000,000 species not counting insects. If you learned about 27 every day, it would take you 100 years to learn them all. So, at 27/day, after 100 years, you'd still be learning about new ones.
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    >>5166981
    This feels like when i learned the pallas cat exists
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    I've been jerking off to maned wolves probably longer than you've been alive OP
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    >>5166989
    Okay? Just do 100/day then, retard.
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    >>5166664
    But I knew about them for my whole life
    t. brazilian
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    >>5167175
    Yet you never told us
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    >>5167175
    >t. brazilian
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    >>5167275
    >maned wolf hunts a swastika bush
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    >>5166664
    Been knowing of those since 1994.
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    Not really a Mandela effect. But I recently found out that hedgehogs are not rodents. I've literally gone my entire life so far thinking they were.
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    >>5167584
    I feel like convergent evolution means that there are many animals that are of the same "type" despite not being related whatsoever
    Hedgehogs may not be "rodents" technically, but they occupy that niche
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    >>5167584
    Sanic
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    >>5167584
    Moles, too. Also shrews. And >>5167152's mum.
    >>5166683
    I've got a few but it's a girl playing with a maned wolf puppy
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    >>5166664
    It's the Mandala Effect
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    >>5166845
    I will.
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    >>5166664
    I knew about maned wolves for a while but I had never heard of hyraxes at all until a year ago
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    >>5167275
    soul
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    >>5167584
    Some "mice" are not rodents, either. Marsupial mice are marsupial, not mice.
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    >>5167584
    Only recently I found out that the sugar glider and the flying squirrel are two completely unrelated animals and that the sugar glider is a marsupial
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    >>5167702
    >Hedgehogs may not be "rodents" technically, but they occupy that niche
    No they don't. They are small mammals and almost nothing alike beyond that.
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    >>5170833
    >They are small mammals
    Close enough
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    >>5167584
    Where is his penis?
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