>>9337 I love these.

>>9330 take the Yak pill

Some birdos frens. Video is not by me but funny.

>>9336 >3rd pic vulture.jpg Sky burial, traditional Tibetan Buddhist funeral ritual. Would like to go like this.

>>9376 There are much worse ways to dispose of one's luggage, and at least there's a chance one might attract a Roc or a Thunderbird or something.

>>9383 >BGF-NARN picture. At first I was, man WTF? Then I do some research. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Guerrilla_Family And https://sfbayview.com/2016/05/george-jackson-university-a-statement-from-its-founder/ OK so many to dig here. Will read later. Here a cool video of a bird.

>>9383 But... but gorillas are VEGETARIANS!

>>9390 Man, I love bluegrass. Having made that admission, I just realized I have nothing in my audio folder that's bluegrass except for a bunch of bluegrass covers of pop/rock/etc. songs.

>>9394 >1st vid I've seen a bird like that in a meme. Caption was "what you did: I see it" Was screencapped from an in-office nature show or something, by the surroundings. Not sure I have it but it would definitely belong here. Not so sure my "I'll be in my lab" image would work around here. I offer one normal horse, ridden upon some decade and change ago; a string horse some distance outside Flagstaff. Also a rip from some patreon artist who tries to make sense of MLP equines. Very detailed, though often not quite show-accurate. For instance: their wings are not huge; in fact they're tiny compared to the rest of the body. Factoid of the evening: Pegasus is a proper noun. The flying equine, named Pegasus, was a pteropus.

>>9399 >pic 1 artist did a great job, I'd fuck that horse

>>9399 >I've seen a bird like that in a meme. Caption was "what you did: I see it" I think it's a pelican in the meme, and a spoonbill in the pics, but I'm not ornithologist, so don't take my word for it.

Become Animal

>>9330 His Lordship of Cornwall has arrived.

>>9438 Man, I love dogs

>>9463 >dog farting in the fan My sides are destroyed.

>>9517 Pure nightmare fuel.

too close!!

>>9527 >monkey grooming Please don't rape monkeys!

>>9804 My daughter was just the right age when MLP:FIM first came on, and watched all the seasons multiple times. I mentioned this new version when it came out last year and she declared it cancerous non-canon. I've never needed a paternity test to know she's mine.

>>9857 We really should have tried harder to domesticate the crow. They're smart, tough, and could probably be trained to not be complete cunts to smaller, prettier birds.

>>9872 At my work I sometimes deal with birds stuck in buildings (see >>9375). From all the kinds of birds I encounter I confirm crows are very intelligent. There are some videos around the internet of crows doing tricks. I'm sure they were (are?) domesticated in some times / part of the world because of that. When younger, I used to have a goth friend who domesticated a crow, wandering the school with the bird on her shoulder. Pretty cool. But I prefer to see them in the wild and here some corvidae species are protected so you cannot catch them. I like these black bastards.

>>9872 >We really should have tried harder to domesticate the crow. I mean, I like crows, they're pretty awesome, it's true. >They're smart, tough, But that's what would be bred out of them, if previous animal domestications are any indication. > and could probably be trained to not be complete cunts to smaller, prettier birds. Well, yeah, that goes with the territory. Going back to the main point: instead of domesticating Friend Corvus, just adopt and train a few willing rogues.

Could we stop a minute to have some mumke appreciation content ?

and some doggos

>>9894 >But that's what would be bred out of them, if previous animal domestications are any indication. Not if we breed some for pets and some for work, like dogs

>>9978 Welp, there it is. There's the monkey that I will forever envy. I always thought it would be King Kong, but here we are.

You all should be glad I posted this, because otherwise we'd be sitting at 69 with the animals. Or, I dunno, maybe you'd like that?

>>10008 I don't know man animals like music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFKTEaq-WA4[embed]

>>10012 (me) here have another I am too lazy to convert it to webm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1qQOGCyRbY[Embed]

>>10012 >>10013 I feel bad for you.

>>9978 I keep coming back to this vid. It's like Heaven. The sheer carefree bliss of the monkey and the ducklings is intoxicating.

>>9872 >We really should have tried harder to domesticate the crow. They're smart, tough, and could probably be trained to not be complete cunts to smaller, prettier birds.

>>10015 based

>>10613 >black birb >sometimes sing to piccolo >shits on floor ive gotta get one!

>>10653 gitty up

>>10008 man I sure do want to pound that foal cunny

Faith 'n' begorrah! 'Tis almos' time ta celebrate St. Pattie's Day!

>>11108 10 out of 10 rate

>>11124 funne monke girl

me the dog

>>11662 muslim ants make me think of muslim people

>>11713 Oh no. You go make a proper muz hate thread and leave the poor animals out of it.

>>11731 >implying muslims are not human >implying humans are not animals

>>12101 Okay, what the actual fuck. A reptile acting like a mammalian puppy weirded me out, because I always thought they just laid their eggs and then resumed devouring Florida swampbillies. So I did a little search and my mind is blown.

>>12099 That platypus is everything I love in one ridiculously huggable package.

>>12751 I thought only spaniards get ego boosts with this sort of stupid shit.

>>12752 In the south of France they like to mess with bulls to. backstory : a bull escaped from a feria (a local traditional party) so the guys run after him to catch it back.

>>12753 >be french >go to beach >drown a tiny bird in liquor and eat it with a napkin on my head >slap a bull ass >die the french really know how to live life

>>12766 >drown a tiny bird in liquor and eat it We don't do that here fren.

>>12780 >drown a tiny bird in liquor and eat it >We don't do that here fren. Some french did and still do. SEE Ortolan Bunting https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/ortolans-birds-enjoyed-french-delicacy-are-being-eaten-extinction-180972272/ https://youtu.be/AEZAvHs_dE0

still wednesday EST:^)

>>12781 >Ortolan Bunting Ah yes, effectively. I forget that my bad. >mfw USAnon know better about our traditions than me. Also it's a very localized meal and it tends to disappear as the ortolan hunting is now forbidden. Only some old people continue to eat this. There was a famous french meme about a farmer shoveling ecologists that came on his land to save those birds. It was also a really appreciated meal of one of our past president, François Mitterand. >>12782 Ah, le varandredi. comprendra qui pourra

>>12782 >wednesday gator <me posting friday varanus Tired here, end of shift soon. Bed is awaited.

/404/ was visited by the young magpie. Say hi magpie and be granted with an infinite amount of delicious pies for the rest of your life. She's now in a care center for bribs.

>>13126 >françanon is a birb-fren too Absolute legend in my books. Salute sir!

>>13127 Yeah I like animals nature in general, especially birds. Living in the countryside, I sometimes found distressed birdos so I take care of them and hand them to the local care center. When I got some time I also volunteer there.

>>13126 Hi Magpie! I just made two big apple pies using last year's backyard appletree apples from the freezer and wish I could hook you up with one for this act of heroism

>>13128 Do my best for feather-frens in distress too with varying degrees of success. Unfortunately I now live with a massive BBC big black cat who is an absolute murder-machine for the poor things. babby bunnies too, he took out 4 of 'em a week or so ago, but at least they won't be feasting on my various veggie patches I guess Nice logo and history for LPO, I actually have a treasured hat with a Puffin logo onnit too.

>>13129 >apple pies My favorite dessert. Especially the Tatin iteration. Simple, easy to make and yet delicious. I use this simple test when I meet a gf : I ask her to bake me an apple pie. If she fails (some are not good at doing something as simple as an apple pie), she's not the good one. >wish I could hook you up with one for this act of heroism I just saw what needed to be done and did it. Take care of that pie for me (maybe with beach gf ?), your kind words are enough. although I would have gladly eaten some of this apple pie

The need to claim these 1’s and 3's is strong

>>13131 Sweet palindrome get! Salty and jelly on my end, but you deserves 'em

>>13132 Was looking to meme the birb to.

>>13134 It's a natural urge

>>13133 What's the name of the show featuring that penguin ? I think I saw it younger but it's pretty confused in my memory.

>>13130 I was just reading an article about how domesticated cats tends to alter the local ecosystems by predating endemic species. In 2018, more than 11% of animals received in LPO rescue centers were animals injured by cats: 84% are birds, 16% are mammals or reptiles. The bibliography allows us to estimate (extrapolation) to 75 million birds killed, in one year, in France.

>>13136 Issa 1985 movie from Japan called "A Penguin's Memory" or "Penguin's Memory: Shiawase Monogatari". I would recommend the subbed version over the '87 english dub. Both can be found on yt. I post it because scene after scene in it is seemingly ripped from irl events in ©anadAnon past, present and future canon. (Despite being made before I was born) Even the love interest, "Jill", has a plot twist reveal in the latter part of the movie that actually corresponds directly with the upbringing of the GF and a later life reveal that turned her world on its head. Pretty much the darnedest thing I've ever watched/experienced. The movie itself is based on a series of amazingly aesthetic Beer ads by the Japanese company, Suntory

>>13138 >cat facts its true, they are a scourge on the ecosystem, but hot damn theyre cute!

>A Penguin's Memory Will watch. Maybe I will learn more about our good ©anadAnon. >>13146 I'm more a dog person. Cats are OK in the countryside as they hunt some rodents and keep them away of farms and harvests.

>>13138 >inb4 that one aussie cat that ate an entire bird species to extinction by itself

>>13182 >so let's eradicate the cats >be invaded by rodents destroying harvests [spoiler]I'm not sure it's the real story but they have serious troubles with rodents.[spoiler] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouse_plagues_in_Australia Damn this shit is cyclical !

>>13183 some cats are chill and exist for the sake of existing. that part of australia needs a couple good mouser cats.

>>13264 snek moves faster than expected

Was in a hurry for comfy animals

>>15376 >ground sloth I'm firmly convinced that, if those things could run, we'd fear them more than wolverines and tigers combined.

>>15394 You don't have to tell me what happened, but you DO have to eat all the eggs.

>>9527 that last monkey is literally higher iq than the average african "human"

>>13264 Big pythons have a nasty attitude.

>>15522 pffft!

New Name: Wigger

spooky animal shits ?

Look at this beast that was stuck in a building.

>>16284 is it dead or alive?