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rónán / sammy • it/he • 23 • otherkin/therian blog! proshippers, radqueers & zoophiles DNI header image

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hi i'm rónán and this is my therian/otherkin/fictionkin blog!

my main blog is @leopardsealz! i will like/follow from there

this blog may go inactive for periods if my queue runs out, but don't worry about it 👍

see below the cut for my DNI

see my carrd for my list of kintypes!

DNI

basic DNI (TERFs, zionists, exclusionists etc)

proshippers/profiction, radqueers and zoophiles

if you are against physical nonhumans, transspecies or similar

if you don't like furries

if you dislike bugs/invertebrates, dolphins or really any animal

if you post about discourse (especially if untagged)

fans of harry potter or any other JK rowling media

notes:

this might be strange but please don't call me a dog! i may call myself that at times, but i don't really like other people calling me that. call me a canid instead!

it's not a necessity but i do like vivterms for any of my kintypes being used for me :]

i have a pet peeve over others calling hyenas dogs/canines so i may block you over that sorry. i know it's weird

i am pro cetacean captivity (with nuance of course; not all facilities are good and i am against wild capture)

i am pro folks who kin for fun. do what you want forever <3

[amnhnyc]

You won’t find this pigeon on the streets of New York City. Meet the Pink-necked Green Pigeon (Treron vernans)! This colorful bird can be found throughout Southeast Asia, where it inhabits forests. It hangs out in small flocks in the treetops, foraging mainly for fruit. Distinguishing males from females isn’t too difficult: Females lack pink necks and are mostly olive-green in color!

Photo: Yi-Kai Tea, CC BY-SA 4.0, iNaturalist

[life-on-our-planet]

eepy mourning dove cupping its wings under its belly for cushion ©Ella

[herpsandbirds]

Kori Bustard (Ardeotis kori), male displaying, family Otididae, order Otidiformes, found throughout southern Africa

The heaviest flying bird in the world, growing up to 19 kg.

photograph by Licinia Machado

[inatcats]

African Leopard (Panthera pardus ssp. pardus)

Observed by deermountain, CC BY-NC

[marine-gifs]

Pacific spotted dolphins porpoising. Filmed in the eastern Pacific. From Blue Planet - Open Ocean (2001).

[inatungulates]

Common bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus

Observed by grahamgerdeman, CC BY-NC-ND

[inatcats]

African Leopard (Panthera pardus ssp. pardus)

Observed by jack_christmas, CC BY-NC

[inatungulates]

Coastal spotted dolphin Stenella attenuata graffmani

Observed by sergiomtz, CC BY-NC

[snototter]

An African spoonbill (Platalea alba) swallows a water scorpion in Kruger National Park, South Africa

by Bernard Dupont

[tigerleopardlion]

Into the eyes of the perfect killing machine. A female leopard dragging a young nyala she had stumbled upon moments earlier. This kill kept her and her two growing cubs fed for a couple of days.

African Leopard | Chad Cocking

[inatcats]

African Leopard (Panthera pardus ssp. pardus)

Observed by rastor, CC BY-NC

[marine-gifs]

A Cory's shearwater hunting mackerel. Filmed in the Atlantic Ocean. From Blue Planet - Open Ocean (2001).

[gobe]

“Last night I photographed a Barn Owl hovering above prey at a local farm where I have been baiting them for some time, I did attempt this last winter but failed due to the lens misting, still a work in progress” ~ Roy Rimmer

[mammalianmammals]

Brown Hyenas (Parahyaena brunnea), adults and pup, family Hyaenidae, Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, South Africa

Photographs by Marcus Westberg

[riverwindphotography]

A Harlequin hen is joined by her mate to feed in the fast-moving waters: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

(c) gifs by riverwindphotography, May 2026

[mammalianmammals]

Margay (Leopardus wiedii), family Felidae, mother and kitten, Costa Rica

photograph by Kenneth Martinez