The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread
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Liger?
Baby Russian bear gets rescued from poachers and placed into a crib to be fed bottled milk:
My Blenny Buddy wanted his photo taken again…
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There are two clips in here that I already posted as separate clips. But the rest are new.
Feeling like one of those days…
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Snake bites man in toilet
A Samut Prakan man making his morning visit to the toilet was surprised on Wednesday by a sudden, sharp pain in his testicles after he sat down.
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That’s a moray…
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During our recent trip out of town, I was fortunate to get some pictures of a butterfly chrysalis when we stopped at a roadside produce shop. I haven't been able yet to identify what species this might be, and any help would be appreciated. I have ruled a few species it isn't, but it's kind of hard to get decent results with limited search descriptors. 
I also took a walk today and saw some interesting insects for late summer, including wasps, bees, dragonflies and butterflies. There were a lot of pollinators out on some of the flowers that are still active, more than I was initially expecting. One bumblebee was caught by a large green lynx spider, which was apparently holding it upside down while feeding.
There was also a good sized grasshopper nestled in one of the branches, and normally these are far more skittish than this one. I often see them on walks but typically while they're jumping away from humans and other large creatures, and they rarely let an observer get so close.
I also took a walk today and saw some interesting insects for late summer, including wasps, bees, dragonflies and butterflies. There were a lot of pollinators out on some of the flowers that are still active, more than I was initially expecting. One bumblebee was caught by a large green lynx spider, which was apparently holding it upside down while feeding.
There was also a good sized grasshopper nestled in one of the branches, and normally these are far more skittish than this one. I often see them on walks but typically while they're jumping away from humans and other large creatures, and they rarely let an observer get so close.
A ton of baby pandas get strewn out across a greet felt table and they were so cute, so helpless (not moving much) a passing bystander initially mistook them for cuddly toys: