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rónán/sammy, it/he, 23, carrd

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reblog / personal blog for @leopardsealz! please only follow if you follow my main! also see my carrd!

other blogs: @ornithological (birds), @draconicbladestorm (selfship), @eyed-hawkmoth (bugs) & @sealcore (otherkin). toyhouse for my OCs is here. lioden is #143224

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[felinefractious]

🐱 Domestic Shorthair

📸 North Shore Animal League

🎨 Black Bicolor

[thegreatprinceoftheforest]

European Elk | Janusz Główka

[tigerleopardlion]

Southeast African Cheetah, African Leopard & Southern Lion | Paul Meek

[tiifu-ndovu]

[goldcrested]

18.04.2026 - 😲😛

[identifying-deer-in-posts]

Reeves' muntjac (Muntiacus reevesi)

[packpack-killkill]

Dhole | Joel Sartore [Mandai Wildlife Reserve]

[silver9mm]

seahorse fren

[herpsandbirds]

Rock Rattlesnake (Crotalus lepidus), family Viperidae, WE TX, USA

Venomous.

photograph by Francisco Portillo

[all-mammal-creechur]

Three-striped Palm Squirrel Funambulus palmarum

It is found in India (south of the Vindhyas) and Sri Lanka. They are fairly vocal, with a cry that sounds like "chip chip chip" when danger is present. They are opportunists in urban areas, and can be easily tamed and trained to accept food from humans.

In Hindu legend, during the construction of the Rama Setu (bridge) at Rameswaram by Sri Rama and the monkey army, a little squirrel also contributed in its own little way. It rolled in the beach sand and then ran to the end of the bridge to shake off the sand from its back. Sri Rama, pleased by the creature's dedication, caressed the squirrel's back and ever since, the Indian squirrel carried white stripes on its back, which are believed to be the mark of Rama's fingers.

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[tigerleopardlion]

Eastern Serval | Beverly Joubert

[inatungulates]

Southern barasingha Rucervus duvaucelii branderi

Observed by dhruvapunde, CC BY-NC

[marine-gifs]

A striped marlin. From Blue Planet - Open Ocean (2001).

[inatungulates]

Chital Axis axis

Observed by shanes, CC BY-NC

[marine-gifs]

Whitetip reef sharks are able to actively pump water over their gills, allowing them to lie still. Filmed in the Pacific Ocean. From Blue Planet - Open Ocean (2001).

[tiifu-ndovu]

[snototter]

A female leopard (Panthera pardus) in Jhalana Wildlife Sanctuary, India

by Sandra Jenkins