I was thinking the same thing. Those voles are easier to see when they scurry in the daytime.

Likely they've observed food scurrying away from the fires into the unburned cover, so they're creating there own window of opportunity.

Warning to those of a nervous disposition:

Beware the snake. Obviously a windscreen viper.

EEK!!!

Ok, that's weird. snakes on a plane, sure, snakes on a SUV, just weird.

I also fine the camera shots a little weird. It appears they have ONE camera, with two lenses, one forward, one rearward. and it's a temporary installation, hence the cable draped over the dash. Why the two cameras? My first thought was that it was a prank. Still. **shivers**. Credit to the guy for stopping the car in a controlled fashion.

FFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK THAT SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I'd have probably have just gotten out at speed, and let him have the car.

Bitey li'l bastidges.

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Looks like someone fed the bunnies their water leaf.

They're just like us...

Supposedly, the world's first video of a wild wolverine mama and her kits pups babies.

That is so very cool.

Pissed off deer...

But Honey Badger does care, and aims to change things.

Famous mountain lion may have killed Los Angeles Zoo koala

They're thinking it was this guy, ol' P-22.

:lol2:

Move along, sir. Nothing to see here...

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...just a bear, eating a goose on the front porch...

(I tried to embetter this pic, but, it didn't help much.)

Yeah, not much detail in the shadows, but it's definitely bird for lunch.

Now there's a pet that can feed itself, I guess. Looks to me more like a dog that caught a car... what now?

Two rangers release a large pissed off Cougar from a foot trap. Tense.

heroic

Good on them.

That would be freaking intense. You can tell that the Ranger that was directing had done this before, and that the other had not. Talk about on the job training... Imagine the new guy telling his lady about his day that night....

So, how was your day, honey?

Well, I grabbed the tiger by his toe.....

I just discovered the inept dude in the video is the trapper who accidently caught the cougar while legally trapping Bobcats in season.

This picture from Utah Game Wardens Magazine had no explanation but I'd guess it's cats taken illegally. :(

It's not easy being a leader...

OMG, she survived, she defeated the voracious beast! Must have been just one of them... or she has supernatural powers. :eek:

Even the medieval scribes knew the danger of bunnies. :yesnod:

What do ya do when Tigger wants to share lunch?

Ya share ya fuckin' lunch.

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Dem hogs...

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:eek::3_eyes::sniff:

They're omnivorous like us, that makes them dangerous... like us.;)

Did you ever want a fawn for a pet? Just dig one up.

Since reindeer are an active transportation mode in the Arctic, and the nights can be very long, spray reflective material may prevent collisions which the reindeer always lose.

Loving the luminous antlers! I've always said the black unlit cows are the biggest road hazard after dark round here, and suggested we buy them all reflective "Sam Browne" belts:
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Meanwhile, you're saying I should be worried about the neighbours?
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Light Pillar
 

Okay, since this wouldn't post for me in IotD, I'ma try it here.

...Aaaaaand now I see the problem...even scaled down to 800 x 600, it's too big. Any further reduction will lose ALL the detail...rats. I scaled this thing down to 400 x 300 and it's STILL over 300Kb. Never had this problem before, no idea what to do.

Snake, You have to lower the resolution, as well as the size.

Limey, OMG yes. Tell them to be wery wery careful, especially at night. Carry a strong torch and a shotgun, preferably a semi-auto, or they could be torn to shreds. Guard the livestock too, it isn't flying saucers beaming up cows and sheep, it's wererabbits dragging them down. Few people realize the bunnies can strangle you by latching their ears around your throat, or use the ears to hold you while gnawing your jugular.

I use Web Resizer by Minos Studio...It resizes the pic's dimensions as well as file size. It works really well, without losing detail, you can adjust the amount of file compression used. I'm not sure they're still around, though.

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Meh...Hit it with a wetnap, and some Febreze, it'll be fine.

Steppe Eagle... looks like a dead Steppe Eagle to me. I guess they killed it which wouldn't make sense except they were working for Joseph Francis Charles Rock was an Austrian-American explorer, botanist, and anthropologist.

Wait till he tries to stand up and finds his legs gone. :eyebrow:

Capybaras in Nagasaki don't like the rain...

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CapybarasinNagasakiWTF?!

How did Capybaras get to Japan from South America?

capy'd and pasted

By boat, of course...

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boo

What? It worked for Thor Heyerdahl...

:idea:Oh, I know. The Japs were chummy with the Nazis, and the Nazis were deep into South America.

Oh, sorry, I was booing UT's pun

:D

Haggis!

Keep an eye on the background. I don't know if the Dwellars By Phone will be able to see it, but, eyes on the background...



from here

Aw, that poor bear just wanted to be petted. :headshake

Time to clean out the kayak, I guess...

Good thing he wore the brown pants.

Watch out for the Bunnyraptors...

Eagle vs. Cobra in India

Or...

"Slither vs. Soar In Bangalore!!! This Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!!! We'll sell you the whole seat, but, you'll only need...the edddddgggge!"

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Left it big, apologies.

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Hot damn, nice mess, but at least turkey for dinner. When I was a kid we had a Pheasant come through the picture window, early one Sunday morning. Sumbitch made it all the way(18') to the far wall and dropped dead onto the back of the couch.