Chubby edition>Food &Nutritionhttp://catinfo.org/docs/Feeding%20Your%20Cat%20-%204%20pages%2011-13.pdfhttps://consciouscat.net/best-cat-food/>Outside Enrichmenthttps://catiospaces.com/http://www.adventurecats.org/backcountry-basics/train-your-cat-to-walk-on-a-leash/>Behavioral problemshttps://thecatsite.com/threads/inappropriate-peeing-problems-answered.9563/http://www.catvets.com/public/PDFs/PracticeGuidelines/FelineBehaviorGLS.pdf>Kitten carehttp://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=1+2137&aid=912>Cat Food Database:http://catfooddb.com/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>4797233Beautiful.>>4797299>>4797301Beautiful.>>4797991Beautiful. Yeah, I think what the others said: keep washing her everyday with dawn dish soap and water.>>4798604Beautiful.>>4799439Beautiful.
>>4799802I have always enjoyed neighbor kots. In the building where I live everyone just lets their cats into the hallways and they mingle and visit other apartments. I can't tell you how many times I had to go to my late asshole's(may he rest in peace) favorite apartment to visit because he was hiding to avoid a trip to the vet.Back when I lived with my dad the next door neighbor's cat started to hang out at our place until he eventually just stopped going home. Little did we know that jerkwad cat would live to be 25.
Rescued a road kitten. I think it’s a kitten? Never owned a cat. I intend on keeping her. So far I have: Litter boxLinersLitter12 cans of soft kitten food, chicken and fish. Water dishFood dishCatnip litter box ‘attracter’Anti-catshit stench removing spray. I gave her a small can of cat food on the road, given her a bath with dawn dish soap, dried and warmed her up and now she’s sleeping a purring on my lap. Catbros, what am I missing? Also any tips for litterbox training? Also she wouldn’t drink any water on the road. Is that concerning? She’s not foamy or gross so I don’t suspect rabies. How many times should a kitten her size be eating per day?Her name is Fury.
>>4800052Additional Fury Pic. I accidentally woke her up, she’s trying to fall asleep as I type this though.
>>4800052With wet food cats can get most if not all their hydration from the food itself so I wouldn't worry. As for litter training it should be minimal as long as she knows it's there as cats instinctively want to bury their shit. For food I'd just follow package directions desu
KEEP ALL TOURNAMENT TALK ITT!—Timer: https://itsalmo.st/time-for-qualifiers-to-die-lmli►Nomination ProcessPost full name of your nomination, a nomination must receive 5 replies to qualify.►LIVE Nomination List:>https://rentry.org/anlympics2024quallifersCHECK and CTRL+F to see if your organism was ADDED!►Rules:>Submission must be /an/-related or or have appeared in a /an/ tournament prior to this rule (Grandfather Clause)>Organism of choice must be a living thing or virus (including extinct ones)>The previous winner (Crow) and previous year E8 members are ineligibleComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>4799787>Bigfoot and not Nessie
>>4800040Rip snail
TIME!Will update rentry and then it's the Qualifier poll! Wildlife do their best now and are preparing. Please watch thread warmly until it is ready.
>>4800004>Is tyrannosaurus mcraensis allowed inyeahj
>>4799539Due to this being the only nomination I got, I suppose that means it wins by default. Congratulations!
>tfw born too latei should have been a triassic small crustacean in a pond...
>>4799953they cute
>>4799953How you get a video of an animal from the triassic?
>>4799990travelling back through time by crawling up your own butthole: https://youtu.be/c2lnwdmBz0M
>>4799953Are triops good pets
Discovery channel editionPost all things insect and arachnid
>>4799747Anon that is not even close to a jumping spider what are you on about.
Sorry for the shitty picture but holy shit look at this bee I just saw.It had to have been like an inch and a half long I've never seen such a big bug before aside from the odd mantis
>>4799797I measured that mark in the wood and it was about an inch and a half give or take.I thought I took mire pictures but my shitty phone must not have actually taken them.
>>4799797>>4799798That's no bee.
>>4799866Neat.Also I found an even bigger bug! Homie was just chilling on my porch.
Any collectors here on an or is it just me?current collection: >Haemophilus aphrophilus>Clostridium tetani>Streptococcus pyogenes>Enterococcus avium>Lactobacillus acidophilus>Lactococcus lactis>Listeria monocytogenes>Streptococcus sanguis>Staphylococcus aureuspretty new to this and shit can get expensive so no viruses has been added to the collection, also any tips on where to find protozoa exepect for in cats? toxo is not wery interesting. also i do not order online, this is boring i try to find all specimens in "nature"
>>4798640Is this the nerdiest /an/ related hobby?
>>4798812Second only to mycology.
>>4798857Does it count as mycology if I cultivated some bitter oysters in a jar to make a natural night light?
>>4799042Show pic?
>>4798640A friend a mine is lead microbiologist at Dyson, I keep asking her for samples of anything.I know they have a level 4 lab there.
Rare Gecko Editionprevious: >>4757767This thread is dedicated to all animals of the reptilia and amphibia classes. Topics include, but are not limited to: geckos, snakes of all kinds, frogs, salamanders, newts, turtles, tortoises, and much more. Before asking a question, do a search on the internet to see if it has been answeredClassifieds for finding breeders and products:>morphmarket.com>kingsnake.com>faunaclassifieds.com>reptilescanada.com (Canadian breeders)>caudata.orgMost forums will have a "for sale" section on them, so look for that, especially if you have a specific herp you want. Craigslist can also be a good source for cheap aquariums, and make sure to check for any reptile expos that occur in your area.When asking a question, make sure to include these details:>Type and size of animalComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>4800031And some pics of a juvie red spotted newt that I'm really happy about. Definitely my favorite find this trip.
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I found a small frog in a well today. It had no vestigial tadpole features, but it refused to move when placed on the ground. When I put it in the old bath we currently use as a water reservoir, it was much more vigorous, but it didn't resurface and ended up hiding under the stone on the bottom. Is it normal frog behaviour? It was early evening, and the frog was most likely a common brown frog. I get it, frogs like water and darkness, but it was weird that it didn't move on land. Could it be some freaky amphibian that has fully adapted to living in a dark well? Should I throw it back into the well tomorrow if it's still around?Pic unrelated
>>4800031I just realized this is a pickerel frog, not a leopard frog. Oops.
>>4799831I'm having trouble processing this, all I see is fish hovering over grass, small pond and dried up rocks
>>4799674underwater, not at all. it could be concussed if it came up right under the clap though
>>4799590nice tongue
Love these threads. They always cheer up my shitty days. Thanks anons.
Horse GeneralMay Edition>>4777567 - Previous Thread
>>4799435>>4799436I would gladly take your gift and show it to a better photographer as an example of what I don't want
>>4799435>>4799436hell yea dude
>aaaaaaaaaah a flying wolf!
>>4799435very nice!
>>4799744this is one way to piss off a lot of people.
If the rivers of literal shit don't kill you, the leopards will. Such is life in the UK.
>>4799746yeah, uhh>The Bili apes, or Bondo mystery apes, were names given in 2003 in sensational reports in the popular media to a purportedly new species of highly aggressive, giant ape supposedly inhabiting the wetlands and savannah around of the village of Bili in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.>Scientists soon determined they were common chimpanzees
>>4799902ESL? I don't like opinions that can't be justified non-esoterically. I never said anything about the mainstream. I especially don't like when people people try to make themselves appear better than others.
>>4800027>I don't like opinions that can't be justified non-esotericallyI get what you're trying to say but personal opinions on certain topics can kind of come from anywhere. The justification comes in when you're trying to convince others that they should be thinking like you. E.g:>I am vegan because I don't like the idea of eating animal productsVS:>I am vegan because eating animal products is morally reprehensibleOne of these is a simple personal choice based on personal opinion. The other is something the individual perceives as some sort of 'moral right' and therefore implying that you're morally in the wrong for doing something different, despite both of these statements coming from the same place (Feelings rather than Facts).Appealing to some kind of made-up sense of nobility is the latter, by the way.
>>4800032>noooo just make everything an opinion or say you were put up to it by a god or something with a concrete bible verse that way you cant hurt feelings and we can agree to disagreeConviction is chadliness.Opinions are cowardice.Faith is cuckoldry.You are afraid to have the right opinion and need to exist in a world of subjectivity so you can neither win nor loseYour ancestors would be ashamed. You are a slave.
>>4800045None of that is relevant to >>4800032.
Welcome to /plant/, the happy green place on this blue board, where growers, gardeners and horticulturists share their love for things that grow.Newbies and amateurs are very welcome, and we’ll always try to answer your questions.>Flora of the Worldhttp://www.worldfloraonline.org/>Plants of the World Onlinehttps://powo.science.kew.org/>Hardiness zoneshttps://www.plantmaps.com/>Plant ID Siteshttps://identify.plantnet.org/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
What's your favorite smelling flower /plant/?
>>4799825Water lily unironically. Fantastic scent on pair with roses but more unique. Smell might differ slightly from cultivar to cultivar though.
>>4799825Different roses have different smells, all similar but it varies in the intensity mostly but other aspects of the particular smellI'm still trying to figure out the best smelling roses.... Perhaps even create one variation that smells delicious
>>4799825Roses are the obvious choice, but I also love violets, daphne, and witch hazel.
>>4799697No.Well, on the odd occasion, I have a laptop in there which I mirror to the TV, but mainly I post from this laptop in my bedroom.>>4799825None. I have hay fever, I wish I could enjoy their smell, they ALL flowers just seem to burn my nose and make it feel like I'm shoving a snooker que up there.The only things I can smell a difference in are herbs.So I'd say lavender.Or lemon viburnum, rub the leaves in your fingers, smells like a sherbet lemon sweet in your nose. Don't put the leaf in your mouth though, it's edible but it tastes like shit.>>4799974>>4800016I will never know this love.
>Why yes, I am an alpha.>What gave me away?
>>4795991Why do you hate them
>>4791001>Why yes, I am an alpha.>What gave me away?
>>4791064>>4795991
>>4797634it makes them feel embarrassed and demotes them from alpha to beta
>>4795751
Toadlines of the Slamuminati editionDiscuss anything related to the bulldog/frenchie/american bully mixes, also known as exotic/toadline bullies, and its associated culture herePrevious: >>4780283
>>4799946is kenay II already in the making?
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>>4799983bejitabros...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GikfSszcBHE>Tranimals
>>4799096>"Fed up with people? Good."lost
>>4799915Look at the glasses and the right eye, all the weird unsharpness, the mix of female/male features, the resolution (1024x1024), ...
>>4799915>Nooo stupid show is only allowed if it is like exxxtreme exxtreme animals, worlds most exxxtreme predatorsThere's a lot of fuckery in nature like all female lizards and gender changing fish that make an interesting show, including giraffe documented behavior that's full of homosex. Deal with it.
>>4799922>that make an interesting showYou know damn well they didn't make this to provide interesting content, but to push their LGTBBQ agenda.
>>4799960if I see an episode I will make the judgment.
ITT animals that make humans feel insecure
>>4799611>on masslearn English (and French)
>>4799681>muh pogromsthe post deboonking this was deleted but that’s a myth and always has been
>>4799784They didn't, but they had high membership rates. But by that logic they invented facism too.
>>4799611PLA did the same with Tibetan breeds in the 50s. Fuck commies.
>>4799949No, they definitely did. Marx was one. As was his mentor. They also had high membership rates yes.
