수의사좀불러주세요

지인이 운영하는 계정입니다

[수의사좀불러주세요 @0o0__bb]

감기몸살 이 친구 나를 너무 좋아하네...

[ニーム(ウサギ、愛称：ニニ) モニ(飼い主) @usagi_mpneem]

実はうちのウサギ(生後4ヶ月)って天才なんですよ

何が天才かっていうと、「爪切りに行く為にキャリーに入れられて車で移動中、ずっとゴロゴロゴロゴロ寝転んでおくつろぎになってた」ことなんですよね

こんなウサギ初めて
飼い主を飽きさせないウサギの鑑　#うさぎのいる暮らし

[Antidepressant Content @depressionlesss]

Mama opossum carrying her all babies on her back

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Ranchers across the American West fence in entire herds using nothing but stripes of white paint on the road. The cattle in this clip are falling for a cheaper version of the same trick, and it works because of a specific gap in the way a cow's eyes handle the ground.

A cow's eyes sit on the sides of its head, giving it a panoramic view of almost 330 degrees, useful for catching a predator that slips in from the side. The cost of that wide view is depth perception. The two eyes only overlap in a narrow cone of about 25 to 50 degrees straight ahead, so for most of what a cow sees, it has little sense of how far away anything is. Temple Grandin, the scientist who rebuilt much of the livestock industry around how cattle actually see, has shown that a cow walking with its head up has very little read on the ground right in front of its feet. To work out whether something down there is flat or a drop, it has to stop and lower its head.

That turns a painted line into a guessing game. With its head up and the herd pushing forward, the cow cannot tell whether the bright stripe on dark asphalt is flat paint or the lip of a step. Stopping to check costs time, so it plays it safe and lifts its legs to clear whatever might be there. The same reflex makes cattle freeze at drain grates, puddles, shadows, and any sudden change in the floor.

Cattle grids run on this exact quirk. Those metal bars spaced a few inches apart over a shallow pit are something a cow cannot cross without a hoof dropping through a gap, so it reads the pattern as a hazard and stops dead. Then ranchers discovered they could skip the pit. A Texas A&M researcher named Ted Friend tested several hundred head on grids that were just stripes painted on flat ground, and animals that had never met a real grid balked at the paint as much as animals that had. Calves with no experience still stopped, so the response is innate.

The illusion has a weak point. A curious cow that wanders over, drops its head, and paws at the stripes works out that the ground is solid, and once one animal crosses, the rest tend to follow. Which is why painted grids mostly turn up on public highways, where herds are passing through and nothing pauses to study the road. What looks like a herd overthinking a paint stripe is really a line of prey animals reading an ambiguous mark as a possible cliff, and choosing not to find out the hard way.

[수의사좀불러주세요 @0o0__bb]

무슨 정계 재계를 주름 잡는 기업가 사업가 거물
금융계 고위공무원 장관급장교 검찰 이러는데 전공, 내 성격이랑 너무 반대라 그냥 웃음만 나옴ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ절대 안 하고 싶다구요 제발 편하게 살자 좀...

[수의사좀불러주세요 @0o0__bb]

토마토라면이랑 단백질

[수의사좀불러주세요 @0o0__bb]

이거 진짜 왜 이러는거냐고 니네 동양의 용을 지금 무시하는거임? 빤딱빤딱한 비늘이랑 엄니 어디갔냐고 털자락은 간지용으로 둘러지는거지 뽀송해졌잖아! 인형 장사해야해서 이러는거임? 진짜 강호의 도리가 땅에 떨어졌다는 말이 안 나올 수가 없음

[sanstitre (commissions closed) @sanstitre2000]

What was that tweet about the average western furry reducing all the possibilities of unique creature designs down to the anthropomorphic dog template

[The Vegapunk of Hyenas @Yeenie_Mcbeenie]

This is particularly sad, because SE dragons tusks are really cool

[sedaielp昴 @repwindes]

ﾊｧﾊｧ……かわよすぎてこれ以上動画をカット出来ない…………暇な時にでも見てくれ…………

#今日の蛇ズ

[rina 🥞☕🇵🇸 @todoyamas]

a natureza é linda mesmo, como pode deus ter inventado uma cocada com perninha e rostinho

[まあ @Ma06151024]

朝起きたらこれで心底肝が冷えたけど普通に生きてたの草
なんやねんお前

[🐛io @i0lanthe_]

Hey do you mind if😳i MW💧WW💋🫧WAH!!! 🐟MWA MW🫧A M🫧🫧W 💧WA🫧🫧🫧W 💧A🫧🌊🌊😳😳okbye

[수의사좀불러주세요 @0o0__bb]

@sanjis2_ 나도 종이에 그릴 때 맨날 두 손가락 탭하고 확대하고 난리나ㅠㅠ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[수의사좀불러주세요 @0o0__bb]

@sanjis2_ 개잘그렸다 미쳤네

[Manoco @Moonlighhy]

I’ve never seen an alligator so happy 😭

[タンタンパパ @tintinpapa1]

「人間と他の動物の違いは？」
と聞かれて
昔の動物行動学者は
「人間だけが道具をつかえる」
などと言っていましたが
そんなことはありません

多くの動物たちは
上手に道具を使って
生活しています🤔

[Nature Unedited @NatureUnedited]

This is a gray Ezo squirrel, a subspecies of the Eurasian red squirrel found on the Japanese island of Hokkaido