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Sailor Jupiter / Subfamily (taxonomy) = Homininae
Sailor Jupiter / Family (taxonomy) = Hominidae
Sailor Jupiter / Superfamily (taxonomy) = Hominoidea
Sailor Jupiter / Infraorder (taxonomy) = Simiiformes
Sailor Jupiter / Order (taxonomy) = Primates
Sailor Jupiter / Class (taxonomy) = Mammalia
Sailor Jupiter / Superclass (taxonomy) = Osteichthyes
Sailor Jupiter / Subphylum (taxonomy) = Vertebrata
Would a large cat (Jaguar, Lion, Tiger, etc) defend a human it's created a "bond/connection" with?
You see a lot of these people on YouTube and social media that are around wild animals, working an animal rehab or conservatory or something else in that genre. If someone were to threaten or even assault the person the animal(s) seemingly created a bond/connection with, would they defend their person as if they were their own or would they go about ignoring it? Or possibly act out in territorial instinct and not necessarily because of a connection? Are these kinds of animals even capable of creating a connection with humans on that kind of level?
...buuut, my brother had a black and yellow Florida king snake. He potty trained it. He'd take it outside next to the trailer. It would slither along next to him as he walked. When it got to the end, he'd put his snakeskin boot down (yeah, weird), and Abagail (the snake) would turn around and slither the other way, until she was ready. Then she'd evacuate and he'd pick her back up and put her in her always-clean tank.
Anything would be greatly appreciated ♥️
The dog Maina is 10 years old, and she really wants to find a new home.
On social networks they are looking for new owners for the 10-year-old dog Maina. A capsule with a note was found on her collar. On a piece of paper there is a handwritten text that says that Maina is not lost, but is looking for new owners, because the previous owner is terminally ill.
The text is written in the first person, as if Maina herself is addressing the people who found her. Some letters are blurred by traces of tears.
“My name is Maina, I’m not lost, I’m just looking for new owners! Since my mistress is terminally ill! And he can no longer look after me. I am 10 years old, I am sterilized, my character is melancholic. I don't really like small children.
For the last year she has been eating dry food. And I won’t be able to live in an unheated room! The sore on the eye has not progressed for many years.
Please don’t offend me or rob me... Help me find kind people who will shelter me. I really want to live out my dog life in warmth and kindness. Thank you in advance".
Now Maina, judging by the photo, really is in warmth and kindness. At least she was sheltered for a while by caring people who are helping the dog find new owners.
Hello! I am part of a student design team dedicated to helping adoption centers reach a wider audience. Could you spare a few minutes to answer some questions about your experience in searching for pets? We would greatly appreciate your responses! As a “reward,” an adorable picture of my sweet rescue pups I worked with will be included in the survey! Liam, Benson, and Tracer (left to right)
Google Survey Link:
I didn't take a photo but I pulled over in my parking lot because something was scurrying across the parking lot that looked like a mouse, then I thought maybe hamster BUT I was like omg it's a mole! Or at least something that looked like it. Couldn't climb over the concrete shoulders that's around some curbs. So I followed it until it made it's way around that and it started burying into the mulch 🥺 Thing is, it had a pink nose but it's tail was very short and also pink. Photos I'm seeing of moles have longer tails than this guy and have fur. So wondering what it could be? I know it wasn't a vole for sure. Didn't snap a photo cause I was soaking in the moment 🥰 it was so cute.
Hey folks. I am working on a pokedex style app for real animals. It is a work in progress and I have implemented a few features like
Scanning animals and getting detailed info in pokedex style
Chat to an animal (without sign in)
Mark scan as favourites
Leaderboard and Badges.
I would love to know what more can I improve. This is the website link : https://anidex.tech/
This is an early version of an animal guessing game I'm currently working on where you find out facts about an animal and then guess its name once you have enough information. Its still in early development.
There is a guide on the homepage and on the game page. There is also a longer guide with its own page.
Would love feedback, good or bad.
Today one of my gunnie pigs has unfortunately passed away, I have buried him but my other gunnie pig has not seen his body as I did not research before, I buried him. How do I tell my other piggy that he is dead? Sorry for bad title grammar, was crying while typing it :(