1 sqft of bun
Fun fact: a group of bunnies is called a fluffle.
1 SQFT OF FLUFFLE
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#happiness #animals #cute #wholesome #happyAUDIO! ON!
they are casting a level 7 Healing spell
Video description: a child in pajamas is laying on top of several low shelves, which are covered in a mat and blanket. It is situated in front of a window front, and the sun shines through. There are seven cats in various positions on top of the child, one of them resting between their arms. Extremely loud purring is audible. End video description
that’s not a cat that’s a knock off
@is-the-cat-video-cute is this kitten alright..?? It’s eyes seem really weird
This kitten is what people call a munchkin - it has a genetic defect that affects the growth of its legs, and its legs are too short. That can also affect other parts of the body - like here, where it seems like the kitten’s eyes are really big for its head.
While the kitten is a little stressed and overwhelmed in the beginning (you can see the white of its eyes, ears half back) it is still engaging in play. At the end it does the little overstimulated wriggle and then zooms off, but I dont think there’s anything wrong with this video besides the genetics.
I’m loving this new trend of people going to zoos and participating in animal enrichment. We use to observe large exotic animals for our entertainment, but the fact is that we are now trying to make ourselves equally as entertaining for them. It’s interactive, completely parpicipatory and I would argue that eventually someone’s gonna come up with something new enough that it expland ethologists understanding about how some animals think, problem solve, communicate and feel and I think its fantastic.
Human: play?
Aquatic creature from an entirely different branch of the animal tree: play!
Shit I’m gonna start crying that was so beautiful
So my husband is a big Skyrim modder. He’s got a mod out called Keizaal that enhances the vanilla experience. He likes to make new weapons for the game while staying true to the Elder Scrolls lore. And tons of other stuff I don’t know about/probably couldn’t describe right lol.
Lately, he’s been really into dog mods. For a long time he’s said that he wished there was a corgi in Skyrim, because he ADORES our dogs and wanted to have one in-game with him. Well – he made it happen!
This is Gladys the Corgi. She is modeled after our Pembroke. We recorded real sounds from our dogs for her attack and idle audio. She has a unique model! She has ARMOR! She can play fetch!!!!
It’s a really cool, really unique mod that he worked super hard on. And if you’re interested in downloading it, the woman who sells you Gladys is voiced by me! (I also do voicework for Asya’la, the Nordic Khajiit. And sometimes I stream Skyrim on his Twitch.)
So that’s all I wanted to say! She’s been a very fun, personal mod to see develop from him and I wanted to share it.
This is the most delightfully wholesome post about Skyrim I have ever seen!
The Roti Island Snake Necked Turtle, or McCord’s Snake Necked Turtle, (Chelodina mccordi) is a species of turtle only found on the island of Rote in Indonesia. It’s main habitat are freshwater lakes, marshes, and rice paddies. Although they are primarily aquatic, their preferred ecosystems are not. In the dry season, when freshwater is no longer available, McCord’s Snake Necked Turtle will burrow under leaves or boulders rather than hibernating in mud like other turtle species. C. mccordi is mainly nocturnal throughout the year, although they are known to emerge during the day during the rainy season, when it is generally believed that they mate.
Eggs are produced anytime between Februrary and September in clutches of eight to fourteen. Young take about three months to hatch, with the majority emerging at the beginning of the wet season in November. When they first hatch, juveniles have yellow or orange splotches on their bottom shell, also known as the plastron. These splotches become dark as they grow older, and by the time they’re adults the plastron is completely black.
Adult Roti Island Snake Necked Turtles are medium sized, for turtles. They can weigh anywhere between 400 and 800g, and the shell is typically 18 to 24 cm; females are usually larger than males. Their necks, for which they are so named, are nearly two-thirds the length of their bodies. Because of their length, these turtles cannot pull their heads straight back under their shell. Instead, they curl them to the side in an S-shape. This is the defining trait of the suborder Pleurodira, of which C. mccordi is a member. This group is also aptly referred to as the side-necked turtles.
Little is known about the daily life of McCord’s Snake Necked Turtle. They are carnivores, and it’s generally believed that their diet consists of insects and small fish. Their shells protect them from most predation, as do their claws and a musk they produce when threatened. However, both eggs and juveniles can be consumed by wild pigs and wading birds.
Conservation Status: This species is critically endangered. Historically it was greatly hunted for meat, shells, or the pet trade. As of 2001, export of the species was banned, but population trends continued to decline. Habitat loss only exacerbated the problem. Only two or three small populations are believed to remain in the wild. Several breeding programs around the world are in place to preserve the species, but no reintroductions to the wild have as yet been attempted.
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(On a personal author’s note, I have worked with these turtles in the past and I can confidently say that they are the stupidest turtles on the planet. They have no brain cells. It’s just elevator music in there. You can drop food right in front of them and they’ll lose it. Very dumb, 100/10 would work with again.)