The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread

Actually, I have no clue of which you speak.

 

a capybara enjoying a good scratch

 

I actually first saw this on America's Funniest Home Videos a few years ago, and I'm still amazed neither of them were hurt.

 

I have been thrown from a horse, but never like f'in that. Wow, she was lucky.

 

But, don't go into the cave kiddo.

 

Do you take me for a ride?

 

Think Spring.



But these buggers are gonna be here again soon...

[SIZE=5]If you'd rather chew glass than hear the loud mating call of billions of 17-year cicadas, May could be a good time to get out of Ohio. [/SIZE]

https://patch.com/ohio/across-oh/billions-17-year-cicadas-will-emerge-ohio-2021

Catch 'em fresh outta the shell and cook 'em in garlic butter.

 

I miss hearing cicadas. There aren't any fireflies or grasshoppers where I live anymore either.

 

The annual cicadas are one thing, but the 17 year ones--also known as locusts--are another. It's a B*@ch to even go out to mow, because they are attracted to the sound of lawn-mowers, I'm gonna dig out my bee-bonnet.

But I hear ya' about there being fewer fire-flies and grasshoppers, I have also noticed that. Honey bees too which I once used to help a guy "keep."

 

Debbie is one itchy elephant

 

Dermatology was in it's elephat-cie then.

 

They do like to be clean though.




Gotta love a good undercarriage wash

 

I don't even want to imagine what their water bill must have like after those incidents.

 

Fixed my other post, I missed some words.

 

Just like kittens.

 

Croc takes cheetah...


...but jaguar gets revenge on caiman