A caracal is caracal-ibrating it's ears.
Last edited:
The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread
- Thread starter JD
- Start date
So...that's what they are calling it nowadays, you crazy kids! Is his name Humper?
Whatever his name is, he looks cuddlySo...that's what they are calling it nowadays, you crazy kids! Is his name Humper?
That reminds me of another case of wildlife vs personal boundaries.
Had something that sounds kinda weird, but I thought was actually really cool.
So there's a new horse I've been saying hi to on my bike rides, she's at a different place from the others I've been saying hi to, and it's got a fence that's about head high. When she sees me she'll walk over to the fence and if I reach over sometimes she'll lift her head up so I can pet her. I was petting her today for a couple minutes, and after I was done she dropped her head, and started licking and chewing. According to a woman I follow on IG who posts videos of herself working with her horse, when they do this it means they're relaxed and content. So I guess the fact that she did it right after I was petting her must mean she likes me.
So there's a new horse I've been saying hi to on my bike rides, she's at a different place from the others I've been saying hi to, and it's got a fence that's about head high. When she sees me she'll walk over to the fence and if I reach over sometimes she'll lift her head up so I can pet her. I was petting her today for a couple minutes, and after I was done she dropped her head, and started licking and chewing. According to a woman I follow on IG who posts videos of herself working with her horse, when they do this it means they're relaxed and content. So I guess the fact that she did it right after I was petting her must mean she likes me.
Last edited:
