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Young squirrels have their own version of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
#AN182
Sunny: "Cats these days! They are always scrolling, scrolling, when you are with them, they
don't meow at you, they ignore you and meow at other cats on their damn phones. I swear,
one of these days I'm going to take Henry's cell phone away, I have had it!"
#AN183
In case you didn't know, Turkeys are indigenous to the Americas where the name
originated from a 16th-century misunderstanding, where English traders confused
the American bird with the African guineafowl, which was imported to Europe through Turkey.
#AN184
Doc: "Imagine a world where everyone danced with each other in the morning."
Ever: "I love, love this. Dance together or 'whatever'
together. Just wake up as if you missed each other all night."
#AN185
This incredibly handsome fellow is a Scorpion Fish, member of the Scorpaenidae family. Wiki Page
Sunny: "There is a cream for that."
Steve: "You think this looks bad you should see the other guy!"
Bray: "Is the constant taste of fish poop and algae giving you bad breath????? Poor McDuggal
here needs to brighten up his chopper with New SeaScape LISTERINE! It whitens,
it brightens, and cleans even the TRICKIEST of sea bound babbles!
#AN186
Tatt: "So, friends with mutual benefits, you might say."
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#AN188
Molly: "I wonder if the camera man made it ????"
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#AN190
The Malaysian Giant Katydid [Arachnacris corporalis] is the world's largest
katydid species and one of the largest insects overall reaching 15 cm [nearly 6"]
in length with a wingspan of 25 cm [nearly 10"].
Usually bright green with very long legs, some specimens are beige with longitudinal
dark bands. They are carnivores and eat insects and have been seen to eat each
other. Harmless to us, though, and highly prized as pets.
Res: "I will now wonder forever IF the lettuce is really lettuce."
#AN191
This is a Golden Orb Spider [Nephila pilipes]. This one is nicknamed Martha by its
photographer, Patrick Berg, in Queensland's Southern Coast. They can grow in
excess of 5" [12 cm] long with this one being an unusually large specimen. Despite
their size, they are not aggressive towards people and their venom isn't lethal to humans.
Ever: "It is ABSOLUTELY beautiful.....doesn't even look real.
But I would still freak the f*ck out if I saw that in my house...lol"
#AN192
Ever: "Then you will open the door and the Cat will take their time coming in."
Gage: "I love the tiny (as in small amount) of tracks! OMG, that
made it even funnier when I looked at it again!"
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#AN194
Bray: "He frisks for Friskies!"
#AN195
Bray: "That sums it up. ha ha"
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