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Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)02:17:44 No.174[View Thread]

Because they only get to see the world you show them

Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)02:17:44 No.174

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Because they only get to see the world you show them

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Eastern quoll Anonymous 07/28/26(Tue)03:37:02 No.171[View Thread]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_quoll

Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)03:58:09 No.175

cute marsupial

Anonymous Eastern quoll07/28/26(Tue)03:37:02 No.171

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_quoll

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Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)03:58:09 No.175

cute marsupial

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Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)11:32:07 No.169[View Thread]>>172

This is a Muntjac Deer. Usually found in South Asia, It has scent glands under its eyes that can look like extra holes or an extra set of facial features

Anonymous 07/28/26(Tue)04:24:34 No.172

>>169 (OP)
creepy deer

Anonymous 07/28/26(Tue)08:21:47 No.173

Ewww

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)11:32:07 No.169

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This is a Muntjac Deer. Usually found in South Asia, It has scent glands under its eyes that can look like extra holes or an extra set of facial features

>>172

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Anonymous 07/28/26(Tue)04:24:34 No.172

>>169 (OP)
creepy deer

Anonymous 07/28/26(Tue)08:21:47 No.173

Ewww

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Anonymous 07/24/26(Fri)08:52:18 No.165[View Thread]>>166

this is my absolute favorite angle of horses

Anonymous 07/24/26(Fri)13:46:39 No.166

>>165 (OP)
Derpy horse

Anonymous 08/02/26(Sun)01:38:23 No.183>>184

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Anonymous 08/02/26(Sun)12:09:28 No.184

>>183
ma bouy horss

Anonymous 07/24/26(Fri)08:52:18 No.165

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this is my absolute favorite angle of horses

>>166

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Anonymous 07/24/26(Fri)13:46:39 No.166

>>165 (OP)
Derpy horse

Anonymous 08/02/26(Sun)01:38:23 No.183

image

>>184

Anonymous 08/02/26(Sun)12:09:28 No.184

>>183
ma bouy horss

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Anonymous 07/23/26(Thu)02:33:31 No.164[View Thread]>>176

WIld Gray Whale rolling over and showing its teeth.

Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)04:05:16 No.176

>>164 (OP)
they are so lucky

Anonymous 07/23/26(Thu)02:33:31 No.164

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WIld Gray Whale rolling over and showing its teeth.

>>176

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Anonymous 07/29/26(Wed)04:05:16 No.176

>>164 (OP)
they are so lucky

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Anonymous 07/22/26(Wed)01:32:33 No.163[View Thread]

Gray's Bald-Faced Saki [Pithecia irrorata]

Anonymous 07/22/26(Wed)01:32:33 No.163

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Gray's Bald-Faced Saki [Pithecia irrorata]

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Anonymous 07/20/26(Mon)04:27:04 No.158[View Thread]

Yet another successful river ambush by the infamous "Ousado" caught on camera in Brazil

Anonymous 07/20/26(Mon)04:27:04 No.158

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Yet another successful river ambush by the infamous "Ousado" caught on camera in Brazil

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Anonymous 07/19/26(Sun)10:42:30 No.157[View Thread]>>162

In 2017 an Estonian reporter tried to interview a deer, this was the result

Anonymous 07/21/26(Tue)06:05:44 No.160

what do he expect

Anonymous 07/21/26(Tue)23:19:54 No.162

>>157 (OP)
Oh deer

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)04:08:17 No.167

didn't know it was from Estonia

Anonymous 07/19/26(Sun)10:42:30 No.157

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In 2017 an Estonian reporter tried to interview a deer, this was the result

>>162

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Anonymous 07/21/26(Tue)06:05:44 No.160

what do he expect

Anonymous 07/21/26(Tue)23:19:54 No.162

>>157 (OP)
Oh deer

Anonymous 07/27/26(Mon)04:08:17 No.167

didn't know it was from Estonia

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Anonymous 07/18/26(Sat)13:11:54 No.155[View Thread]>>159

Lerp Psyllids (Family Psyllidae): these tiny insects feed on plant sap and then use the expelled sugar to build protective structures around themselves

Anonymous 07/20/26(Mon)05:48:14 No.159

>>155 (OP)
diy shell

Anonymous 07/18/26(Sat)13:11:54 No.155

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Lerp Psyllids (Family Psyllidae): these tiny insects feed on plant sap and then use the expelled sugar to build protective structures around themselves

>>159

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Anonymous 07/20/26(Mon)05:48:14 No.159

>>155 (OP)
diy shell

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Anonymous 07/17/26(Fri)02:29:36 No.154[View Thread]>>156

Tigers don't look orange to their prey the way they do to us. Most mammals are red-green colorblind, causing the tiger's fur to appear greenish-brown and blend into the surrounding vegetation. Its black stripes further break up its outline, making it remarkably difficult to spot.

Anonymous 07/18/26(Sat)13:43:28 No.156

>>154 (OP)
glad we can see orange

Anonymous 07/17/26(Fri)02:29:36 No.154

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Tigers don't look orange to their prey the way they do to us. Most mammals are red-green colorblind, causing the tiger's fur to appear greenish-brown and blend into the surrounding vegetation. Its black stripes further break up its outline, making it remarkably difficult to spot.

>>156

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Anonymous 07/18/26(Sat)13:43:28 No.156