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The forum discussion revolves around sharing and appreciating animal pictures, with participants posting various links to adorable and funny animal images. The tone is light-hearted and playful, with users expressing affection for the animals depicted. Many comments highlight specific images, such as baby otters, squirrels, and unique animals like the aye-aye lemur, showcasing a shared enthusiasm for cute and humorous animal moments. There are also discussions about personal experiences with animals, including pets and wildlife encounters, which further enrich the conversation. The community's camaraderie is evident as they react to each other's posts with enthusiasm and humor, creating a warm atmosphere centered around a love for animals.
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yeshuamo said:
It looks animated! Is it real?
Hihi. What Pepper Mint said. It's animated.

Thanks for the source Pepper Mint :smile:.
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This one if funny:
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I really love this video

the dog is truly mans best friend :smile:



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Pepper Mint said:
It's Meet Piper

Psinter said:
What Pepper Mint said. It's animated.

Thanks to this, I watched it in the theater on Friday. My tears are on you.

Psinter said:
This one if funny:
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It's hilarious!
 
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Look who's on our balcony in an old tomato pot!
The pics are not very good because there was other stuff in front of them and I didn't want to move it or come closer in order not to disturb them. Since we discovered they were there we have minimized going on the balcony. But today I went there in the morning when I woke up and I completely forgotten about them! Fortunately, their mum wasn't there because she gets scared easily. The little ones didn't seem to mind me being there :)
I think they are popularly called "little falcon" here, maybe goshawk in English, but I'm not sure.
 

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Sophia said:
Look who's on our balcony in an old tomato pot!
The pics are not very good because there was other stuff in front of them and I didn't want to move it or come closer in order not to disturb them. Since we discovered they were there we have minimized going on the balcony. But today I went there in the morning when I woke up and I completely forgotten about them! Fortunately, their mum wasn't there because she gets scared easily. The little ones didn't seem to mind me being there :)
I think they are popularly called "little falcon" here, maybe goshawk in English, but I'm not sure.
They are so small! And they are like cramped together. ヘ(^_^ヘ)
 
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My dog passed away on Fathers' Day just outside the Animal Emergency Clinic before we could get her inside. I really miss Sugar Bear.
 
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johnnyrev said:
My dog passed away on Fathers' Day just outside the Animal Emergency Clinic before we could get her inside. I really miss Sugar Bear.
I'm so sorry to hear that :-(
Dogs are really members of family and it must hurt so much to lose her.
 
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Please adopt a new one, you will love your new member. Personally I like male dogs better than female dogs because the latter are dirtier.
 
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The amazing lyrebird...

 
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DennisN said:
The amazing lyrebird...
That always make me think: When it comes to introduced species there are Alexandrine parakeets living on the wild here. Even a small population of greater rheas made it to the wild. But no Keas ever escaped. They could make it far easier than the other two, but no ... - what a pitty!
 
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This is an almost finished first version of my new tank. I say almost because as you can see, I've got an algae problem that I'll have to solve.
It's 125 litres (33 gallons) and there are 2 swordtails, 16 neon, 10 cardinal and 3 black tetras. There are also 5 netrite snails. The plants were bought in one set called "Ten plants for beginners".
I've only had the fish for slightly longer than one month and I already love them so much! They are like dogs because as soon as I walk into the room after work they start swimming like crazy and follow me expecting food- frozen mosquito larvae are their favourite! :) I also noticed distinct personalities. It's very relaxing to just sit on the armchair and watch them, it's a real form of meditation.
I know this is not the most beautiful tank you have ever seen. It's only a beginner's first attempt. But I just wanted to share my new pets and tell you that I'm determined to learn as much about this hobby as I can and improve the tank gradually because it's something that has really caught my interest.
 

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Don't forget to rename them on a weekly basis! :-p
 
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I see so many stones for decoration down in the tank, they'd increase more work for you once you have to clean the tank. Anyway it looks green and beautiful.
 
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Pepper Mint said:
I see so many stones for decoration down in the tank, they'd increase more work for you once you have to clean the tank. Anyway it looks green and beautiful.
There's a special vacuum cleaner for substrate but I don't use it because it would uproot the plants :-)
The snails clean it a bit and what's left is used as fertiliser for plants. The key is not to overfeed the fish :-p
I was afraid it would stink but it doesn't. Weekly water changes are enough.

I'm already late with name changes!
They only had one set! One swordtail is called Jumpy because she likes to swim up and down quickly, the other one is Snoopy because she sniffs the substrate like a dog. Tetras are collectively called Iskrichky which means little sparks :)
 
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Remember pictures of birds on our balcony that I posted on previous page? (#1594))
This is what they look like now! It's unbelievable how fast they grow. They can already fly. One of them kept bumbing on the balcony door because he wanted to get inside :D I tried to scare him by waving hands and knocking on the door but the little brat wasn't afraid of me at all :DD They are so cute!

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  • #1,607
Maybe you should invite him in for a cup of tea. :oldtongue:
 
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Borg said:
Maybe you should invite him in for a cup of tea. :oldtongue:
:-) yeah, I'd love to but if he broke my mother's porcelain set from 19th century I would need to learn to fly, too! :nb)o:)
 
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Sophia said:
:-) yeah, I'd love to but if he broke my mother's porcelain set from 19th century I would need to learn to fly, too! :nb)o:)
Never use the good china for a first-time guest. :wink:
 
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johnnyrev said:
My dog passed away on Fathers' Day just outside the Animal Emergency Clinic before we could get her inside. I really miss Sugar Bear.
Sorry to hear that...
 
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These are my dogs, Totto and Peppa
 

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Monorail cat and hover cat

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Cute Orphaned Baby Elephant and Giraffe Are The Best of Friends
http://www.onegreenplanet.org/news/cute-orphaned-baby-elephant-and-giraffe-are-the-best-of-friends/
Kiko, the now one-month-old baby giraffe, was found abandoned in Kenya’s Meru National Park when he was just one week old. Too small to make it on his own, Kiko was lucky enough to have been rescued and brought to the incredible people at the http://http//www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/ (DSWT)

Loboito the baby elephant also featured in this video arrived at DSWT last week, orphaned at only three weeks old. It is difficult to say http://http//www.onegreenplanet.org/news/orphaned-elephant-gets-the-chance-to-raise-her-baby/ or to the rest of his herd, but with no one to care for him he would have died alone in the wild.

Sweet!

http://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/
 
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In a Russian zoo, the veterinarians sent a goat into a tiger cage, in order to improve the hunting skills of the tiger, and, then, they became friends

 
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A Baby Panda Squeaks Hello

 
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Sophia said:
Remember pictures of birds on our balcony that I posted on previous page? (#1594))
This is what they look like now! It's unbelievable how fast they grow. They can already fly. One of them kept bumbing on the balcony door because he wanted to get inside :D I tried to scare him by waving hands and knocking on the door but the little brat wasn't afraid of me at all :DD They are so cute!

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Hmmmmmm. I wonder how much it ate to grow that much, that fast :confused:.
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I would very much like to know what kind of dog/wolf is this: https://imgur.com/gallery/X0lbUIn

Here it is again (at the end of the comic): https://imgur.com/gallery/LWQ4i
 
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Psinter said:
Hmmmmmm. I wonder how much it ate to grow that much, that fast :confused:.
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I would very much like to know what kind of dog/wolf is this: https://imgur.com/gallery/X0lbUIn

Here it is again (at the end of the comic): https://imgur.com/gallery/LWQ4i
They eat other birds! they are known for killing pigeons and sparrows! :nb)

What a cuuute dog. he looks like a toy :D I want one of those :kiss: I guess most dogs love popsicles. It's always so hard to eat it with my dog nearby. She usually gets about a quarter of it :p (I don't let her lick it of course, I only break bits of it. But I know a lady who let's her husky lick the ice cream and then she eats it)
 
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