It’s going to visit you tonight in your sleep.

Here is a video of him making it: https://youtu.be/6FKV-7afEBo

Bats! Lots of bats!

So much this. We’re paying for our son’s tuition, car, car insurance and health insurance while he lives with us and goes to culinary school. After he graduates, we will wean him off as he gets a job. He will remain on our health insurance until 26.

He uses a special website to keep track because apparently he is not alone in that hobby. But I like your idea! I’ve wanted to get into geocaching but never got around to it.

Counting counties aka keeping track of every county you visit. My husband has this hobby, and sometimes on road trips we drive way out of the way for him to grab a new county.

But then how do you play Nipple Pat-A-Cake?

“Oh well, guess we’ll never know.”

I knit, especially easier designs that don’t require much attention.

It could be, but there is a capybara known for riding on tortoises: https://youtu.be/WJQQGyvGQxM

Their powerful claws and shovel-like feet allow them to dig incredibly fast, capable of shifting two feet of soil in just 15 seconds to create their burrows and access termite mounds.

You can read more here: https://www.upworthy.com/monkey-and-capybara-best-friends

If you like dachshunds, please join our community at !dachshund@lemmy.world!

I really wish I worked there!!! But no, I just steal their pics and post them in our bat community. Well, and donate to them because I love bats!

Join us at !bats@lemmy.world for more pics of beautiful bats!

Apparently the answer is yes as people in this thread are saying. That’s pretty cool.

Oh my, that’s just precious! What a big litter. I hope they all find loving homes.

And bats!

https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/news/story/why-dont-bats-get-cancer

I knew someone would say that as soon as I posted. Walked right into that one.