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Theriotypes:
Golden Lion Tamarin
Lop rabbit, Lionhead rabbit, Mexican white sided jackrabbit. bunnies and hares in general.
Jaguar
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Doug Jones

Origami Around

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almost home

if i look back, i am lost
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Today's Document
Game of Thrones Daily
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23 | He/Him | Clover
Theriotypes:
Golden Lion Tamarin
Lop rabbit, Lionhead rabbit, Mexican white sided jackrabbit. bunnies and hares in general.
Jaguar
Im still new to...all of this. bear with me.
i love tits
they say it wasn't humans who found the lost dutchman's gold
(another set of traffic box illustrations!!)
Danganronpa Daemon AU
Makoto Naegi & Megumi (newfoundland dog)
Megumi - æ” - blessing, grace
Newfoundlands are known for their gentle, friendly natures. They are among the more relaxed, unobtrusive dog breeds. They do, however, have a hard-headed, decisive streak, making them prone to pushing themselves to their limitis, and even engaging in self-sacrificing behaviours. Frequently used as rescue dogs, they do not hesitate to act in dangerous situations. Newfoundlands are famous for being sweet and forgiving - though they are more than capable of defending themselves and others when pushed.
Danganronpa Daemon AU
Leon Kuwata & Homura (alpine goat)
Homura - ç - 'blaze'
Goats are bold, self-assured animals that will compete strongly for social status. They are prone to troublemaking and showing off. Though they like to be in company, they are not particularly cooperative, and tend to look out for their own welfare â and they can be highly confrontational. A cornered goat can be very aggressive in the interest of self-preservation.
More little logistical conveniences in a world with corporeal daemons:
Bathrooms usually have a bed and/or a perch to give daemons a comfortable place to rest while their human bathes or showers other than the bath mat. Some daemons are happy to join their human in the bath/shower, but many donât like getting wet or have forms that would make it difficult / possibly dangerous (e.g. a lot of rodents), and even for those that like water soaked fur can take a long time to fully dry so bathing isnât usually an everyday thing.
Daemons donât normally wear clothing, but there are times when itâs necessary or at least much more comfortable - for the same reasons animals sometimes wear clothing in our world. Not all fur and feathers are created equal, and a fennec fox, or a chihuahua, or a serval, or a parrot wouldnât have a good time in cold climates. Childrenâs daemons can just turn into arctic animals and/or crawl into their humanâs clothing (as shown in The Golden Compass), but daemons with warm-weather settled forms are out of luck, and often wear sweaters, hoodies, and/or earwarmers. Superheated pavement in warm climates, and road salt in cold ones, can also hurt a daemonâs feet just like a real animalâs, so many wear protective paw booties.
Human clothing made to accommodate daemons is also common. The most obvious is arm and shoulder pads which allow large birds - especially birds of prey - to land and ride on their humansâ arms or shoulders without injuring them. People donât really wear falconry gauntlets because itâs not like theyâre just putting them on for a hunting or training session with a bird, itâs daily life including times when you need to use both your hands for something else. Clothing may also have special pockets for very small daemons to ride in, sometimes incorporating clear plastic windows. Daemons that are too big for a pocket but small enough that walking around in crowded places is awkward - e.g. rats, ferrets, rabbits - most commonly ride on their humansâ shoulders, but sometimes being carried in a sling is easier, more comfortable, and warmer.
Doors with round handles are rare. Daemons donât go far from their humans so itâs not incredibly limiting or dangerous to not be able to open a door, but it can be annoying and inconvenient to not be able to, especially when the humanâs arms are both full of dishes or grocery bags or something. Youâll sometimes see ladders or rough surfaces attached to doors so small-ish forms can climb them, although this is probably seen as tacky.
Tailoring is an integral part of society as daemon-related changes to clothing are extremely common.
It is very common for tailors to have a primate daemon as this allows the human tailor to measure the human while the primate measures the daemon. There are also daemon weight scales in all tailors to ensure that specialised pockets etc are made secure and strong enough without a one-size-fits-all approach that could lead to unnecessary bulk, while also embedding it in the clothes in such a way that it does not strain the rest of the fabric in an unseemly way.
It is just a universal fact of architecture that all buildings are designed with perches of some kind dotted around a little over head height, particularly in seating and dining rooms. Styles have varied throughout the years, from stylised carved poles of stone or wood either coming straight out of the walls, to coming out a little and then running parallel for a more integrated look, to shelves or wide picture rails, and many more. You can use the style of perches to guess the age of a building.
Daemon beds are a popular business. Some are designed to integrate or clip on to an existing bed for those with small daemons but feel that sleeping cuddling your daemon is childish, or for those that share their bed and worry about a partner touching or crushing them accidentally in the night. Some are designed for a natural feel that that daemonâs normal counterpart would desire, others are not dissimilar to a smaller or lower version of a human bed, and most retail beds are offered with a custom built daemon matching set. A lot of people with more easy going type daemons just settle for a blanket or cushions on the floor or on their personâs bed.
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Badly edited and hastily made Cotton Top Tamarin Moodboard
Geoffroy's Tamarin
Golden lion tamarins By: Nina Leen From: Wild, Wild World of Animals: Monkeys & Apes 1976
Fear the wrath of the Gods đ„đŠ
First ArtFight attack of the year! For Mocchiribomb of their character Midas!
TAMARIND
MMMMM ... Monkey
Tamarin-lion Ă tĂȘte dorĂ©e -  à la tombĂ©e de la nuit, tout le groupe va se rĂ©fugier dans un trou dâarbre pour dormir.
Lieu : Zoo d'Amiens Métropole
Inktober day 20: Golden-headed lion tamarin
Golden lion tamarin By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s
Animal Weekend - Golden Lion Tamarin
Also known as the golden marmoset, this species of tamarin is named for its bright coloration and distinctive mane. In the early 1970s, there were as few as 200 wild golden lion tamarins and an extensive conservation effort was launched. One-third of the 3,200 in the wild population today originated from golden lion tamarins raised in human care.
Emperor tamarin By: Nina Leen From: Wild, Wild World of Animals: Monkeys & Apes 1976