Thread: Ridiculously Cute Animals

Lol at 1:55

And 2:20 = win.

I love Boo...

Spoiler for More cute stuff:

These lizards are everywhere where I live



they love having their bellies rubbed



also

I've seen these salamanders under boards and stuff



and these tiny snakes eat them!!!!

@ salty: you have a weird definition of cute, man

^^ that second picture is cute + scary, equally

I can picture instead of tendrils of hair, in the future, it will be her muscle fibers

Let's have some giant, modern, archaic tetrapods!

Japanese Giant Salamander:


Chinese Giant Salamander:


Also, I found one of these crossing the street the other day. For some reason, everybody just assumed it's a snake. It didn't even have scales!

It's a land planarian!

^ are those, like, real?

I can't verify that the actual pictures are real but yes, biologically those are what I posted and, though endagered, they do frequent the earth up0n which we currently find ourselves residing. The salamanders are from China and Japan and the flatworm currently seems to be all over earth, though it is rumored to have originated in Indo-China. I found my example on Maui. Oddly, most of the online, .edu style liturate that I find is from the south east. I was raised there, on a commercial nursury no less, and never saw one. I spent choke time smoking out and tripping on shrooms in the greenhouses at night too and never saw one. Funny that.

Hamsters eating stuff:

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I like the middle one of the hamster eating the pasta. I'm going to have to use that line some day. "Dried pasta is suitable for hamsters and poor people." Of course even poor people shouldn't eat dried pasta. It's cheaper and sooooo much better to make it from scratch with just eggs and flour.

A parrotlet preening a baby blue and gold macaw.

Or should I say

mac-awwww~!

Originally Posted by PhilosopherStoned

I like the middle one of the hamster eating the pasta. I'm going to have to use that line some day. "Dried pasta is suitable for hamsters and poor people." Of course even poor people shouldn't eat dried pasta. It's cheaper and sooooo much better to make it from scratch with just eggs and flour.

you're autistic?

Tree kangaroos! Our evolution prof showed us this one:

Originally Posted by PhilosopherStoned

I can't verify that the actual pictures are real but yes, biologically those are what I posted and, though endagered, they do frequent the earth up0n which we currently find ourselves residing. The salamanders are from China and Japan and the flatworm currently seems to be all over earth, though it is rumored to have originated in Indo-China. I found my example on Maui. Oddly, most of the online, .edu style liturate that I find is from the south east. I was raised there, on a commercial nursury no less, and never saw one. I spent choke time smoking out and tripping on shrooms in the greenhouses at night too and never saw one. Funny that.

The first big salamander thingy looks like an alien. Wouldn't enjoy finding that in my pond..

Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue

you're autistic?

Moderately. It's "high functioning" or something or other. I don't think they're referring to my canabis consumption.

Originally Posted by Meeps

The first big salamander thingy looks like an alien. Wouldn't enjoy finding that in my pond..

I would bust a nut if I found that. It would probably be one of the high points of my life.

Here's a water monitor. I think they rock


And a common myna from the same page. There are lots of them here on Maui and one normally sees them in mated pairs.


Some more Maui fauna, the Jackson Chameleon! These guys are really cool. They'll stand on your finger and do a robot dance.

Originally Posted by PhilosopherStoned

Moderately. It's "high functioning" or something or other. I don't think they're referring to my canabis consumption.

Aspberger's?

Just curious, a boyfriend of mine in college was. We had such interesting conversations.

Originally Posted by PhilosopherStoned

And a common myna from the same page. There are lots of them here on Maui and one normally sees them in mated pairs.

Apart from destroying massive population of native Australian birds.... I suppose they're cute. lol

Originally Posted by PhilosopherStoned

Some more Maui fauna, the Jackson Chameleon! These guys are really cool. They'll stand on your finger and do a robot dance.

Do you know why they walk like that by any chance? It's pretty cool to watch.

Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue

Aspberger's?

Just curious, a boyfriend of mine in college was. We had such interesting conversations.

Thats funny. A good friend of mine has aspergers and is also obsessed by animals.. His facebookpicture right now is this:



I feel like introducing you two, stoned philosopher!

Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue

Aspberger's?

It's been hypothesized. But yeah, most of it fits.

Originally Posted by tommo

Do you know why they walk like that by any chance? It's pretty cool to watch.

I don't have a clue. They only really do the robot dance thing when there's not a good place to put their front feet. So maybe it's like the way that mantises attempt to look like they're moving in the wind?

Cat troll:

^^ lol my can Sofie does that to the dogs when they walk by

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!! A heart!

Haha I love how the cat looks all shocked and disappointed when the other cat attacks the dog instead of him, he was ready for a fight.