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[letmebegaytodd]

Happy 12th anniversary of shaking Charlies for the ben man.(fallout new Vegas was released 12 years ago yesterday)

[critter-catcher]

May I have a fact about barn owls. Like the one you saw on your trail cam?

Of course! But Shroud (our resident owl) is actually a barred owl, not a barn owl!

So first off, barred owls love to take baths, even in winter they make a habit of cleaning themselves regularly! Which we already have seen thanks to this video of Shroud enjoying a bath on a nice hot day!

Unlike most owls, barred owls actually don't mind the daylight! Thanks to this they're one of the most commonly seen owls!

A few pictures I got of Shroud sitting on a branch maybe fifteen feet from me.

Speaking of, they don't really mind people. Barred owls have been seen in towns and large cities at night hunting rats and mice! They're also known to hang out near campfires to snatch up the bugs that fly around it.

While that's true they have been known to divebomb humans if they feel threatened, or if the human gets to close to their nest.

Barred owls don't really soar like many other birds, but they love making direct glides through the woods while hunting, which we were also lucky enough to get a video of. They glide close to the ground, under the lowest limbs of the surrounding trees.

Now let's do some rapid facts!

Unlike most owls, a barred owl has brown eyes, not yellow.

They have asymmetrical ears, which helps them pinpoint the location of prey!

Barred Owls actually have a terrible sense of smell.

Barred owls will care for their young for around four months which is much longer than most other owl species.

They mate for life! That means one pair can be together for upwards of 20 years.

Barred Owls don’t migrate, and they will live in the same area their whole lives, having only moved a few miles during that time.

That's all I got for now, hope you enjoyed!

[crazywolf828]

Can I have a fun fact about sheep

Since you asked so nicely, yes. Yes you can. Meet the fat tailed sheep

Absolutely ridiculous animals. So, technically the fat tailed sheep isn't actually a breed as much as it is a condition to be called, which is why they look extremely different. There's two different types of fat tailed sheep, the broad fat tail (left), and the long fat tail (right). Though broad is more common because the long actually grows fat on its tail until it hangs and hinders movement.

These guys have been around for a long time. Like, 2400BC and 3000BC Iraq on stone vessels and mosaics are the earliest records. It's even mentioned that fat tail sheep were sacrificed in the bible.

Okay, but why do they have that big ol behind? What's the point? Easiest answer, food. Humans selectively bread them because they liked the taste of the fat stored in the tail area. It was used extensively in medieval Arab and Persian recipes. Plus, since they're like camels, they're specially acclimated to desserts, so the fat comes in handy there too. But it was mostly food.

Look at these 17th century drawings of them. They make me chuckle.

[yangsbandana]

Bro I saw the new chapter dropped and freaked

ahh! i'm glad you were excited about it. i'm really glad to be back into it. hope you enjoy it and let me know what you think!!!

[hanasaku-shijin]

Congratulations you have a girlfriend. Now go do cheese romantic things

I WISH

but we have jobs ewwww

[theneonflower]

"Maybe the real villain was the children we made along the way."- RWBY

I’M GONNA PISS MYSELF

[the-yogs-hearthstone-tavern]

How's the place been?

[letmebegaytodd]

Please let you Benny boy loving fans the best video game of all time: Charlie shaking simulator (fallout: New vegas) is now free through the epic games launcher

🚨 FREE BENNY GAME ALERT 🚨