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@bIack_water @AFROEAGLE1 @BrutaINature1 Exactly. Animals do what they do. There's no good or evil about it. Only humans think like that. Only humans deliberately *choose* to inflict suffering.

@AFROEAGLE1 @BrutaINature1 It may be brutal, but man is separate from animals. Animals live off of instinct, not premeditated decisions.

Did vou know? While lions are apex predators, they rarely eat hyenas after a kill..

@bIack_water @AFROEAGLE1 @BrutaINature1 There's also the fact that they aren't physically equipped to kill the way big cats do. Tearing the prey to pieces is the quickest and easiest method for them.

@AFROEAGLE1 @BrutaINature1 There isn't any such thing as a cruel animal. They only do what is necessary to survive. Hyenas and wild dogs often have their food stolen and they don't know when they will have another opportunity to eat, so they do it quick and get as much as they can while it lasts.

@Vinnybadabig @BrutaINature1 You're right that they want to eliminate them, but hyenas usually do eat the cubs they kill. They're less fussy than most other predators when it comes to eating their fellow carnivores.

@BrutaINature1 Hyenas attack and kill lion cubs randomly. Not for food. Just to eliminate them.

@indigoati Yes, 100%. This is a hyena:

@UtterLou Are you sure they are african dogs

See how these hyenas teared that antelope 😭😭😂

@SutoidemU @catsareblessing It's possible. The oldest on record was 38! This is clearly fake, though - the kitten and adult cat have different markings.

@catsareblessing Do cats even live this long?

@catsareblessing Come on. That is clearly not the same cat. Adult has a ginger patch on the muzzle that the kitten lacks. Cats do not just sprout new markings!

@Dailymeoww1 I once had a watch where the face was a spider web and the second hand was a spider crawling around it.

A watchmaker, because he loved his cat so much, designed a clock featuring a cat that follows a mouse with its eyes 👀 😂 It’s truly an amazing design, I will definitely get this watch! 😍❤️

@ArtorOtherThing Love it!

Cat and kitten door knocker, Clun, England

@IraroraC64686 That scorpion doesn't even have the right number of legs, FFS!

In the nature there is small animal but with more powerful like scropio and others. You may learn from this by preventing judging people with there size ,without looking on capacity.

@RatsPicnic Awesome rat tatt!

Rusty jr getting some good scritches

Where is my emotional support dragon, dammit?

@Brian_MurrayGH Both become a zompire

Well?

@Alin_Alex28 @artenpedia Maybe his wife ran off with a Stego

@artenpedia This absolute Stegosaurus slander. What did the poor animal ever do to the author?

The Washington Post, June 23, 1912

@artenpedia Kinda harsh ...

The most fearless animal on Earth vs. Nature’s Taser. ⚡️🦡 Even the Honey Badger wasn’t ready for this shock! Who do you think won this round?

@rumblepam Yes, I've heard that. I was just pointing out for the English speakers that it's a rat and not a mouse (some people genuinely can't tell the difference!).

@UtterLou ねずみ translates to both rat and mouse

ねずみを描くのにねずみが邪魔

@IraroraC64686 That is neither an anaconda nor real.

Now it's time for anaconda to cathing food

@archaeologyart It's kind of ... cute? Can a pot be cute?

This vessel belongs to the Qijia culture, dating from 2300 to 1500 BC. It's a transitional culture that lived in the hilltop settlements of Gansu (northwestern China), standing right on the threshold between the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age. This vessel is reddish-brown earthenware. The dark brown clouds on its surface are scorch marks from open-pit firing. What was inside this vessel? In 2025, 42 Qijia vessels from the Mogou cemetery (Gansu) were analyzed. Residues of rice starch, Monascus mold, and yeast were found inside them -an alcoholic beverage produced using the 'qu' method, the traditional fermentation technique developed in China 8,000 years ago. In other words, they were offering alcohol to the dead. Collection: Harvard Art Museums. harvardartmuseums.org/collections/ob…