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[CuboneKing]

Absolutely love them. Lemon nudibranchs in particular. Top tier sea creature. They’re so silly looking and I would die for them

Donkeys

 

[Neyo]

Far superior to horses. More temperamental, but worthwhile overall.

Lichens

 

[lisianthus]

Wow, there's a lot in my area. Especially in the more moss-y/jungle-y places! I guess I just take them for granted but they are pretty interesting, and it just goes to show that animals come in a lot of different ways!!

Rabbit

 

[Neyo]

it just goes to show that animals come in a lot of different ways!!

Crap, I just realized this is an animal-focused thing. Lichens are not animals (they're essentially bacteria and fungi working in tandem). My bad, sorry about the confusion

Rabbits are very annoying. Quickly overpopulate.

Cats

 

[Chevywolf30]

They are tolerable. I like scooping them up and cuddling them until they get mad and try to get away, then I respect that.




Sparrows

 

[airmail]

I love them! And the neat thing about the general term sparrows is just how many birds there are within; house sparrows, tree sparrows, pale rock sparrows, and more! Out of the list, though, my favorites might be tree sparrows.

Blue tegu?

 

[Okido]

I had never heard of them before this moment but OMG I love them, their patterns remind me of the kinds you see on caterpillars. Plus just look at this face:

Spoiler: blue tegu

Bonus points for "blue tegu" being a very fun name to say aloud.

Groundhog

 

[Die-Hard Dragon Devotee]

Ehhh.....they're OK I guess. I'm kinda indifferent towards them. Personally, I like birds and reptiles usually more than mammals, and I find other rodent species to be cooler anyway. But, as I respect and admire all forms of life, Groundhogs are cool in their own way too.

Philippine Eagle

 

[Arceusgjengen]

They look cool.

Greater black-backed gull.

 

[Die-Hard Dragon Devotee]

Probably one of, if not the coolest gulls (yes that's the official term, seagull is more a colloquial term,) in the world, and also the biggest of them all. Not to mention a bird I'm lucky enough to see in Rhode Island where I Iive. (They are absolutely huge, BTW. They dwarf the other gulls, especially their wingspans, which average about 4'11 and can get up to 5.7 feet at the max! )

Kinkajou

 

[Neyo]

Neat, but seem to be the love child of a squirrel and a monkey, which I don’t like.

Sandpiper

 

[airmail]

Love them a lot! Shorebirds of all kinds have my heart honestly since I grew up around a lot in that category, so sandpipers are both very nostalgic and incredibly endearing. All the individual sandpipers are really interesting birds to observe and learn about - I'd love to point anyone in the direction of recognizing the different waders that might be out and about where they live!
Also, the willet's call sort of sounds like its laughing at something! Very cute.

Serow?

 

[lisianthus]

WOW wolf goats!!!!!! There are soooooo manyyyyyy variations of animals and it's super amazing to see, wow!! I never knew about them but apparently they exist in Japan--I found a stamp with one!

Spoiler: stamp

8/10 goats are ehh but this one is neat~


Corgi!

 

[Arceusgjengen]

0/10. Reminds of the fact that we have been breeding certain dog breeds to be cute with no regards to the animals' health or quality of life. Evil, and I mean it literally.

On another note, what about hyenas?

 

[Chidamari Sketch]

There is some nostalgic quality to my awareness of these osteophagous feliforms; I enjoyed the hyena antagonists from The Lion King.

Altispinax

 

[Okido]

Hard to say, since I'm no dinosaur expert and it seems like we don't really know much about Altispinax in general. I do really like the name though.

Oriental shorthair cat

 

[airmail]

Love them! All cats are good, of course, but I have a massive soft spot for their big goofy ears..

Golden jackal?

 

[Chidamari Sketch]

Little wonder how it's able to survive, if it could easily adapt its diet to any conditions. Kinda interesting how it's able to apparently mingle with tigers and wild boars just fine.

Euchambersia.

 

[ConfectionerMari]

Never heard of them now, but they look really funky! I like their teeth, and I like the theory of them having venom because it's super cool!

Glass octopus

 

[Okido]

They're so pretty! I don't know what more I could say; I just really enjoy when sea creatures have transparent skin like that. It's very visually striking.

Spoiler: image

Mississippi map turtle