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No.8076 View View Original Report
ferrit

INVERTEBRATES

No.8040 View View Original Report
This is a general thread for invertebrates. Talk about anything without a spine here. This is my first post on /an/. I am hoping to find some sharty users knowledgeable on this topic. I want to build a habitat for a vinagaroon or a whip scorpion as my first invertebrate. Have any of you tried before? I tried to raise a baby scorpion when I was a caca but I did not know what I was doing and my caca scorpion died (may xhey rest in peace). I love this beautiful animal.
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No.8088 View View Original Report
We all need more animaljaks in the soysphere
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No.7658 View View Original Report
i fucking love penguins

Dinos

No.7985 View View Original Report
✨ 🦕 DINOSAURS ARE MY BEST FRIENDS 🤗
✨ 🤕 THROUGH THICK AND THIN TIL THE VERY END! 😌
✨ 🙄 PEOPLE TELL ME TO NOT PRETEND 🤨
✨ 💬 "STOP LIVING IN YOUR MADE UP WORLD AGAIN!" 😔
✨ 🦖 YET THE DINOSAURS, THEY'RE REAL TO ME 😭
✨ 🌈 THEY BRING ME UP AND MAKE ME HAPPY! 🤩
✨ 🌍 I JUST KNOW THE WORLD CAN SEE 🥺
✨ 😎 THE DINOSAURS ARE A PART OF ME 😊
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No.8057 View View Original Report
>Brachyopidae is an extinct family of temnospondyls. They evolved in the early Mesozoic and were mostly aquatic. A fragmentary find from Lesotho, Africa is estimated to have been 7 metres (23 ft) long, the largest amphibian ever known to have lived besides Prionosuchus and Mastodonsaurus.
This was the first Jartycuck