The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread

[Kai "the spy"]

 

[Colonel Midnight]

Here’s a pair of big Unicornfish (each about 3 ft/1 m long), hanging out at the wreck on Saturday:



Cheers,
-CM-

 

[Westie1701]

Dennis, the pork roast is never going be done in time that way !

 

[JD]

Since they say horses are pretty close to the same intelligence as a typical dog or cat, they are quite capable of the same affection (yes, cats CAN be affectionate, when they want to).

I like the little bit you had to end there at the end for cats.

There are Petsmart stores with stuff for horses.

Jellyfish are amazing.
I thought it was a giant eyeball at first.

 

[Non Sync]

 

[shapeshifter]

What's that? TRIX are for WHO???

 

[Avro Arrow]

I see your pork roast, and raise you a pig in a blanket!

 

[Worf factor9]

 

[Colonel Midnight]

Here’s a Longspine Porcupinefish (kokala) stopping by to wish everyone an Aloooooooha Friday!



Cheers,
-CM-

 

[Gary Mitchell]

 

[JD]

This guy is so cool.

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[Kai "the spy"]

 

[shapeshifter]

Think you can escape? Surprise fool, I can fly!

 

[Westie1701]

When asked for a statement, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said "Nom nom nom..."

 

[JD]

Woah, I did not know crabs could that.

Ooooooohhhhhkkkkkkaaaayyyy.....

 

[Colonel Midnight]

Reef Squid in formation…



Cheers,
-CM-

 

[JD]

Looks like fun.

 

[Finn]

Yeah, though I cringe at how close it almost hit the ground. The gorillas probably had loosened the straps over time.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Did that crab just evolve some sort of wings on the "fly" ????

 

[Westie1701]

Yeah, though I cringe at how close it almost hit the ground. The gorillas probably had loosened the straps over time.

For no reason I can explain I've watched this over and over like it's the Zapruder film, and it does, indeed, look like the one who almost hit the ground perhaps did it inadvertently to him/herself...

You can see the strap fly up as the foot launches from the tree and the hammock falls before the gorilla even reaches it. The other 3 hammock straps remain as is with the proper amount of elastic "give", so only the one that was touched was affected.

With curious and nimble primates they need locks or latches for the D-rings holding the hammock to stay in place for safety's sake.

Yes, I am a goober. My apologies

 

[JD]

I didn't realize at first that they were actually holding the one strap up and let go just as they jumped.

Yeah, though I cringe at how close it almost hit the ground. The gorillas probably had loosened the straps over time.

Yeah, that is a little unnerving.