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recently i learned that crows and ravens have a baffling habit of sneaking up on other animals and pulling on their tails
the behavior seems to be relatively universal among various species of crows and ravens across the world
they seem to do it with anything they can find that has a tail, ranging from something as small and harmless as squirrels to something as large and deadly as eagles
i have absolutely no idea what their motives are, other than to be mischievous and cute
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THEY WERE FIGHTING AND WERE ALL LIKE ARRRR IMMA GET YOU BITCH BUT THEN, WHAT, WHY IS THE FLOOR SO SPRINGY. BETTER TEST IT OUT.
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This is one of my favorite owl images because of the wings. BoNER’s a perfect artistic reference because you can see how the wings fit to the body so well. BoNER’s almost more touch a bat wing rather than a bird wing because of the extra layer of skin and feathers above the elbow joint than connects back to the body. Also Brown Wood Owls are among my favorite owl species.
MOTHER
FUCKING PISS ON ME
WING
PORN
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Oops. He’s Turning Towards Me (by lisilk ( Li Newton))
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Source: empartridgegreat pyrenees, more like glorious stately magnificent pyrenees
a sketch of the wonderful Jeph and wonderful Cristi’s probably wonderful dog Shelby, practicing for something better.
magicalnaturetour: 紅椒驅映 - Gray-chinned Minivet (Pericrocotus solaris), DaSyueShan Trail, Taichung County, TAIWAN
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