112 pts ยท February 12, 2015
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I thought the bornean pygmy elephant was the smallest
They're alpacas
Sorry to burst your bubble, but DNA only lasts a few thousand years and even then slowly degrades as time wears on. So no T. rex
They don't have the enzymes to process milk because they don't have the organs to produce milk. Just like all amphibians/reptiles. So yes
I don't see a problem. That's a nice sunset.
Oh shit wrong comment
It's a heron though...
That will ever happen 4/4
Long run. But we need to make sure we can keep atleast a few of those animals alive until we get to that point of peace as a species. If 3/4
Around. Especially the people that have some level of privalige. I think that helping humans is the only way we could help animals in the2/3
Dude... you know That's never going to happen in time to save animals before they go extinct. We need to do what we can while we're still1/2
Hey, I read The Lost World too
I've read that book 8 times in the last year and I only read 5 books a year
Hit me up with that Jurassic Park
I've lost eggs in my arse too...
felid that graced this Earth
ra leo atrox) being slightly larger in current specimens found. Some machairodonts are rivaling these in size and we may soon find a larger-
Although a little late, the Siberian tiger is actually not thought of as the largest cat to have ever lived, with the American lion (Panthe-
Well those are white rhinos, so I have to find it irrelevant and I'll post it for spam.
Common snappers are also found in the South along with Florida and alligator snappers. Really all three species have an individual temper.
Fun fact: this is a pygmy hippo, which is actually a smaller species if hippo native to the rainforest of central Africa.
I thought the bornean pygmy elephant was the smallest
They're alpacas
Sorry to burst your bubble, but DNA only lasts a few thousand years and even then slowly degrades as time wears on. So no T. rex
They don't have the enzymes to process milk because they don't have the organs to produce milk. Just like all amphibians/reptiles. So yes
I don't see a problem. That's a nice sunset.
Oh shit wrong comment
It's a heron though...
That will ever happen 4/4
Long run. But we need to make sure we can keep atleast a few of those animals alive until we get to that point of peace as a species. If 3/4
Around. Especially the people that have some level of privalige. I think that helping humans is the only way we could help animals in the2/3
Dude... you know That's never going to happen in time to save animals before they go extinct. We need to do what we can while we're still1/2
Hey, I read The Lost World too
I've read that book 8 times in the last year and I only read 5 books a year
Hit me up with that Jurassic Park
I've lost eggs in my arse too...
felid that graced this Earth
ra leo atrox) being slightly larger in current specimens found. Some machairodonts are rivaling these in size and we may soon find a larger-
Although a little late, the Siberian tiger is actually not thought of as the largest cat to have ever lived, with the American lion (Panthe-
Well those are white rhinos, so I have to find it irrelevant and I'll post it for spam.
Common snappers are also found in the South along with Florida and alligator snappers. Really all three species have an individual temper.
Fun fact: this is a pygmy hippo, which is actually a smaller species if hippo native to the rainforest of central Africa.