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Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
toboldlynerd
videohall

I would have aced biology if the teachers all taught the course like the narrator

outside-the-inside-joke

It’s like a rainbow…of ugly.

piercingsandink

Crying

theimaginatorifunny

*Calmly* “Here, the angler fish compares its camouflaging skills to that of a flounder, also a master–”

*Not so calmly* “HOLY CRAP, did you– what the FU–?!?!”

moonykins

Here is a full playlist of all 25 “True Facts about x” videos Ze Frank has ever made. They’re all just as fantastic as this one. You’re welcome.

qwocodile

He’s the same guy who made that Thanksgiving Etiquette video, too

studthismuffin

He’s the voice of god

biglawbear

“to the female anglerfish, the human male is nothing but a loud, annoying pair of gonads”

GOLD

adamsmasher

same way we are to human females tbh

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vafertor
gifsboom

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erraticartist

@why-animals-do-the-thing what the heck?

why-animals-do-the-thing

This is priceless. Fur is a great nest-building material. Normally, birds get it from snags on branches or (maybe, I’m not sure) dead animals. I know some people who actually put out a bird-feeder full of hair for the birds after they brush out their dog, specifically so that it can be turned into nesting material.

This is a very brave birb who has learned where it comes from and just decided to go get some from the source, and a dog who is probably too asleep to care.  

Anonymous asked:

I thought cultural appropriation was a culture taking another culture’s idea and claiming it as their own. So because spirit animals have been a concept for 1000’s of years all over the globe, Native Americans trying to claim they’re the only culture to use them sounds, well, exactly like they’re trying to appropriate spirit animals 🤷🏽‍♀️

omfg what is this? Racisms equivalent of he who smelt of dealt it ?? 😂 that’s literally your argument

yandereleorio
biomorphosis

Raccoon dogs look very similar to raccoons but have no genetic similarities between them. They belong to the Canidae family, which are known to have distinct dog and wolf like characteristics and appearance. These animals are both carnivorous and omnivorous mammals.

They are monogamous and will mate for life. It is only if the mate dies or is killed, will the other search for a new mate. Two mates will hibernate in one den. During this period they will maintain close body contact to keep each other warm and will groom each other as well. This is a trait not practiced by canines, as dogs neither hibernate and nor are they monogamous in nature.

why-animals-do-the-thing

Raccoon dogs are also known as tanuki, and they feature very heavily in a lot of Japanese folklore. They also get super fluffy and adorable when their winter coat comes in. 

If you want to see one in real life, only place in the entire United States that houses tanuki is Zoo Atlanta - they’ve got two bonded brothers named Thor and Loki. Tanuki are really uncommon in zoos around the world, although I’m not sure why - IUCN lists them as ‘least concern’ so maybe they’re just so prevalent as to not be thought “worth” exhibiting. They’re super cool little canids, though, so definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area. 

Source: biomorphosis

Anonymous asked:

my sibling wants 25 dogs, but one of their roommates said that they couldnt have more than 2 so my sib was like ‘okay, only two dogs... and 23 cats.’ i swear to god, if they genuinely get that many pets, i will both be in heaven and in hell because i love animals but i’m like deathly allergic to fur and cats and dogs but i love them so much

Pls just have them make a petting zoo so that I can visit and pet all the animals

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