Life Scream

I am a friend of both bird and beast. 

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How To Get So Sopping Wet In One Easy Step

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NO!

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PLEASE TURN YOUR SOUND ON

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heS SO ANGRY

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does anybody have that gif of Ryu from Street fighter making a face like this

also he was surrounded by some kind of blue aura

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gotcha

[rushhour2]

her name is Elevators

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[myfrogcroaked]

Here is the best animal face you will see today!

This is a Saiga antelope (Saiga tatarica), a species listed in CITES Appendix II and evaluated as critically endangered by the IUCN Red List. It lives in Asia (Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan).

Source: CITES

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🐯 🐯 🐯

[bunjywunjy]

good morning everyone have an absolutely furious mongoose

[revenantplasme]

i almost cried when i saw this for the first time

[turkeysnake]

so a while back I mentioned that I was offered a position as galapagos tortoise trainer and I finally got some pictures! this is my girl Moe and I love her dearly

what we do is a lot of voluntary and natural behaviors with positive reinforcement. no punishment ever. we also never withhold food. all the food reinforcers we use are extra treats that they get for training.

the third picture is a “lift” behavior where we tap their foot, and once they lift and allow us to hold, we reinforce. this is a great behavior for getting a good look at the tortoise’s legs since you can’t lift the whole tortoise to get a better look at their feet.

[kaijutegu]

@why-animals-do-the-thing look at this smart beautiful tortoise and her keeper!

[thexenobiologist]

The Komodo Dragon: Even Deadlier Than You Thought

Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet.

This is an incredible post. I never realized just how impressive Komodo dragons are as predators; they’re aggressive, active hunters capable of taking down animals much larger than they are, rather than the passive, “bite-and-wait” predators they’re typically depicted as. They’re also surprisingly intelligent, especially for reptiles. Go give it a look! (Warning: contains some graphic gifs and photos involving animal death.)

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The one who didn’t make it to the bowl

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OH MY GOD

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Our Leader. He is us. We are him.

[fromrushhourwithlove]

HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS

HEY HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS

HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HEY HOW DID YOU GET HANDS

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This is the opposite of that one video where a guy walks towards a group of cats wearing a cat mask only for all of them to run away from him.