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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!
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ickplant@lemmy.worldOPto Lord of the memes@midwest.social•Guess I'm an internet boomer...English11·9 days agoApparently the answer is yes as people in this thread are saying. That’s pretty cool.
ickplant@lemmy.worldto aww@lemmy.world•Llanharan pet sitter helps dog deliver 14 pups while owner awayEnglish6·13 days agoOh my, that’s just precious! What a big litter. I hope they all find loving homes.
I knew someone would say that as soon as I posted. Walked right into that one.
ickplant@lemmy.worldto aww@lemmy.world•Are we doing thumbs now? Seal has polydactyly on every foot.English2·17 days agoTell Seal I love him. I would give his thumbs big kisses every day!
They crave violence.
In case you are wondering like I was… “the soap bubbles are from a diluted disinfectant solution that is safe for seals.” This is from Seal Rescue Ireland.
You can “adopt” Moonstone here: https://www.sealrescueireland.org/product/adopt-seal
ickplant@lemmy.worldto You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK that you can enjoy Colorado without driving. Bustang is a government agency that offers frequent intercity buses across the state2·25 days agoI have. The food is ok but nothing to write home about. It’s fun to go for shits and giggles and definitely a “should visit if you’ve never been” but I wouldn’t want to go there again.
I am not sure - but it certainly does look like there is some Australian shepherd there based on the coat.
Thanks for the shoutout! This is it! The moment I should have trained for!
Art by Anna-Maria Jung.
Love that picture!
This really cracked me up, thank you.
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.