Or leaky balloons
The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread
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Or leaky balloons
Not at all, I'm always happy to learn a new thing. I know those brightly colored jungle tree frogs are poisonous as well. It's like a big middle finger from nature. "You can see me, but you can't eat me".Actually, that’s part of the camouflage… His tail has fake black spots to make predators think that’s his head, etc., while the bright coloration is also deceptive. Bright colors underwater are Mother Nature’s way of saying, ‘Stay away, I’m poisonous/toxic’.
Sorry for the lecture and nothing condescending meant by it, just trivia for anyone passing through…
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I found this picture that I'd saved a few years ago.
When I first saw it online, it looked incredibly alien and fierce.
But that's because the lower part was offscreen!
Here's the complete picture:
Okay, it was a cat!
Which, I guess, is exactly the (evolutionary) idea: to intimidate one's enemies.
It looks like the cat is watching you, even when he isn't!
When I first saw it online, it looked incredibly alien and fierce.
But that's because the lower part was offscreen!
Here's the complete picture:
Okay, it was a cat!
Which, I guess, is exactly the (evolutionary) idea: to intimidate one's enemies.
It looks like the cat is watching you, even when he isn't!
Hey, no one's looking. I wonder if I can use him as a back-scratcher?
The poor orangutan seems to be looking around for help when the cat gets rowdy. "Hey, I agreed to bottle-feed, but what do I do now???"
Shake your head, Boy, your eyes are stuck! (Lizardfish)
Cheers,
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Cheers,
-CM-
Well, that's one way to get around. 
It's real, but it's also a comedy horror movie. Truthfully, sloths have been getting short shrift in the horror genre for years.
