Cute, Scary, Or Funny Animal Videos and Memes...🧸🐊🐢🐿️🦅🐘🐒
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That's so cool how the animals are listening to the tunes and Howler Monkeys singing along.
I was trying to figure out the name of the antelope that was trying to eat his mic.
Yeah, it is, He's trying to sing to I guess Lol
I always enjoyed animals reactions to music. I'd often sing to mine and they seemed to enjoy it. My ex girlfriend would sing and her dog would join .
One thing about frogs is that they will eat anything that will fit in their big mouth.....try to eat...
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Survivors' Description of a Grizzly Bear Attack
Survivors' Description of a Grizzly Bear Attack
Story of heroism, suffering and God's mercy.
Please pray for Kendall and Brady to listen to the gospel message in the comments and receive the gift of everlasting life.
Land owners, especially Farmers have been finding metal boxes, gifts from Bill Gates(of Hell) on their fields this spring.
A few things someone might want to do about it. Check all things for safety first. Some people recommend clove oil. The problem with it is that it's a neurotoxin, it kills nerves and is very dangerous.
A few things someone might want to do about it. Check all things for safety first. Some people recommend clove oil. The problem with it is that it's a neurotoxin, it kills nerves and is very dangerous.
Hey friends from West Virginia!
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He said it's called a Allegheny Mt. Mud Bug. I thought that an odd name that didn't seem fitting.
All due respect to my fellow outdoorsman, there's another name I found for this beautiful blue crayfish.
"The Blue crayfish (also known as the Monongahela crayfish) is a burrowing species native to Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and recently Ohio."
It's been seen at Canaan Valley.
If I have a chance and God's will, I hope He will show me one of these so I can take pictures for another answer to prayer. I think He will!
Check this out @Sunshine2026 !
He said it's called a Allegheny Mt. Mud Bug. I thought that an odd name that didn't seem fitting.
All due respect to my fellow outdoorsman, there's another name I found for this beautiful blue crayfish.
"The Blue crayfish (also known as the Monongahela crayfish) is a burrowing species native to Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and recently Ohio."
It's been seen at Canaan Valley.
If I have a chance and God's will, I hope He will show me one of these so I can take pictures for another answer to prayer. I think He will!
Just yesterday I had a jumping spider actually communicate with me!
It was on my front door and I welcomed it in . I put it on the window sill next to an open window. The next day, yesterday it climbed up to the ceiling and decended right next to me while I was sitting in my chair. It got my attention by stopping near my face, climbing and dropping about a foot,,,up and down while I watched. It seems like it might have been playing too. When I put my hands below, it dropped to my hands and checked me out until I carried it back to the window sill.
Wow, it's just a tiny blue land lobster and crab.
Yes, That's a new species I didn't know lived in my state.
Have you seen crayfish in streams where you live?
No, I'm not around where they'd be swimming most of the time. The swamps and brooks here are only full after a season of good rain.
Ok, the first time I saw them was on the playground probably second grade. They lived in a part of the field where there wasn't much drainage.
Then most we see around here are in clean fresh water streams.
They don't get very large but are interesting to watch.
There are restaurants that serve the larger ones that I think are saltwater variety. They are red and from the coastal southern states.