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20378 No. 20378 [Edit]
What's your favorite type of animal?
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>> No. 20380 [Edit]
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20380
The Capybara.
Just look at this damn thing.
>> No. 20381 [Edit]
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20381
I'd normally say Orca, since I was very little...
But, at this point, it just has be butterflies and moths.
>> No. 20383 [Edit]
The cat.
>> No. 20385 [Edit]
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>>20381
I'm gonna have to agree with you there.
>> No. 20388 [Edit]
Can't say I have one. I don't really like animals or much of anything that's alive.

I especially don't like bugs. Bugs are gross.
>> No. 20391 [Edit]
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>>20380

I'm gonna have to agree
>> No. 20394 [Edit]
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20394
Penguins rule. I was pretty obsessed with them as a kid.
>> No. 20396 [Edit]
>>20394

http://seaworldparks.com/en/seaworld-sandiego/Animals/Webcams/Penguin-Cam
>> No. 20400 [Edit]
>>20396

I love how they do pretty much nothing except stand around, yet it's somehow oddly fascinating
>> No. 20402 [Edit]
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>>20396
"Who the hell are you? Stop stalking me already."
>> No. 20403 [Edit]
Bears are awesome.
>> No. 20405 [Edit]
Cats.
>> No. 20407 [Edit]
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>>20383
>>20405
>> No. 20408 [Edit]
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20408
Owned so many of these as a kid. SO MANY
>> No. 20410 [Edit]
 
>>20394
Penguins are awesome. I'm really excited that my city's zoo is building a big penguin exhibit that will be finished this year. I love how they're slow, awkward, and funny on land, but in the water they're fast as shit with seemingly no effort.

My favorite animals are probably corvids. The video I posted is from an experiment where a new caledonian crow displays metatool usage, which iirc hasn't been observed outside the realm of primates. All corvids, and ravens in particular, show many signs of suprising intelligence, and they're worth reading up on if you're into that sort of thing.

I'm fascinated by all sorts of animals, though. I like spiders a lot, and used to catch all sorts of large wolf spiders at the house I grew up in. Wolf spiders are neat because their eyes reflect light like a cat's or dog's, and they're easily found at night by shining a flashlight into undergrowth or dead leaves at night and looking for the tiny glowing eyes. I also think it's cool that spiders' legs have no muscle, and instead use blood pressure for movement.
>> No. 20489 [Edit]
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20489
arctic foxes are great. I generally like all those polar animals, like seals, polar bears, penguins, and so on.
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20490
>>20489
>I generally like all those polar animals,
>like seals, polar bears, penguins, and so on.
>penguins
>> No. 20492 [Edit]
>>20490
Polar != north
>> No. 20493 [Edit]
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20493
Migrating birds in general, geese in particular. I think it's their cries and the way they move in groups across the sky until you can't see them any more.
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>>20490
so penguins don't live at the South Pole anymore now?
>> No. 20497 [Edit]
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20497
picture of penguins in ecuador
>> No. 20499 [Edit]
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20499
picture of the south pole, an area the no penguin has ever been with 1000km of
>> No. 20562 [Edit]
Cats, but the Japanese Bobtail to be specific.
>> No. 20565 [Edit]
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20565
>>20562
>> No. 20567 [Edit]
>>20499
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_region
>> No. 20587 [Edit]
 
Put one Octopus in a tank with a maze to some food, it'll figure it out. Take that original octopus, put it in an adjacent tank, it'll then communicate to another Octopus how to get through the maze.

I would love to live long enough to see two dominant species on the planet.
>> No. 26258 [Edit]
>>20394
I like penguins too

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