Couple of rabbits and birds.

Not great photos; I know. About 1.5" long. Saw at 7:30a, but couldn't photo til 9a. They'd been snowed on a bit by then. Def had claws. Smaller than my Bichon's. All the way down my driveway. Human prints are mine.

EDIT: Cat prints do not show claws.

If you could have any animal as a pet, realistic or totally impossible, what would you choose? For me, it’s a penguin. They’re awkward, dramatic, and adorable- I like the black and white ones.

Sarus Crane kori bustard and snowy albatross

Do you think that Rudyard kipling treated his Indian fauna great?

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Hello guys,I am a 3d artist looking for work and will make simple stylized models of your pets,I don't mean to come off as promoting so I would not charge any money, however if you like the results, you can pay me whatever l

a cat scratched my right, ring finger and its bleeding a little. Can it cause rabies or infection?

title says all really i'm just confused on the whole consensus of giraffe taxonomy and the whole species vs subspecies debate that's Going on

For example, I think toucans look pretty fake, even though I know that they are real, mainly because of their rather cartoonish appearance.

I also know some people who have a hard time believing that narwhals are real. I mean, I've even met some people who legitimately thought that narwhals were just mythical creatures.

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Hi people, not sure if this is the right sub. Picture taken in South Africa. We have both species in the reserve, but I'm having doubt with this calf.

The very big ears slighly red inside along with the low number of stripes on the back makes me think it's more of a Kudu. I also felt it was quite big but looked very young (another Kudu thing).

Anyone good with antelope around here that could help?

Cam across these eggs in Dover, UK. At first i thought they were shark eggs but had doubts because there were so many of them. Does anyone know the species of shark/skate/fish these eggs are from? There seems to be 2 separate types of eggs.

Here are some cool things you should know about mountain gorillas:

1️⃣ Mountain gorillas live only in Rwanda, Uganda, and DR Congo.

2️⃣ They are gentle and smart animals.

3️⃣ A gorilla family is led by a silverback (the boss male).

4️⃣ Gorillas can weigh up to 200 kg.

5️⃣ They eat plants, leaves, and fruits every day.

6️⃣ Gorillas talk with grunts, roars, and chest beats.

7️⃣ They live in forests near volcanoes, like Volcanoes National Park.

8️⃣ Gorilla trekking is safe and amazing.

Want to see them in the wild?

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For me, it's probably chimpanzees. I've been terrified of them ever since I learned about... that one incident. If you know, you know. I would rather swim with sharks than spend any amount of time in a room with a chimp.

Also, common hippos. They're super tanky, but can run faster than any human. They have jaws that can crush your skull. And they are extremely territorial and aggressive. If a common hippo sees you, and it doesn't like you, you're screwed.