The upper body has a salmon color and the lower a blackish/brownish tone. It has a curved tail kind of like how scorpions have it. Hasn’t moved since I first saw it (like 30 mins ago). I live in northeastern Mexico in case it helps. submitted by /u/Jzr3d [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I just saw a tweet where horseshoe crabs are 350 million years old. And it got me thinking. Horseshoes are pretty damn new on the timeline of things. So what did humans call horseshoe crabs before horseshoes were invented? I googlered it and can’t really come up with anything. submitted by /u/Macnsmak [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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How to animals have the secret to sleep??? Call it a high thought, call it what you want but I’ve always wondered how we’re meant to be one of the most intelligent creatures on the planets but we still haven’t figured out how to fall asleep? But you’re telling me my cat, the cat that attacks her own shadow knows how to fall asleep on demand?! WHY IS IT THAT I HAVE TO PRETEND TO BE ASLEEP FOR 30 MINUTES TO ACTUALLY RANDOMLY SOMEHOW HOW BE ASLEEP WITHOUT REMEMBERING HOW IN THE MORNING??? (I don’t think these funny tasting brownies were a good idea) submitted by /u/mi5-fbi [visit reddit] [comme ..read more

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Hello, I hope someone can help me out or point me in the right direction. My mother recently passed and she has two cats and one of which was her baby is very adoptable. She’s an older cat. I put her on the Nextdoor app and a few people told me she’s a Russian blue. She’s about 12 years old. She’s been spayed and her front paws have been declawed (I know that’s not a normal thing now, but back in the day that was fairly normal for people to do that to their cats). This cat is super friendly come up to anyone. She’s very talkative. Very playful loves to be held constantly wants attention. she ..read more

If normal animals that lived on farms didn't live on farms and were wild would they still find open fields to live in or would they naturally go somewhere else? submitted by /u/Due_Understanding748 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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https://youtube.com/shorts/uvLZBKne8dw?si=ois8fJZ9WmnAmTmW submitted by /u/bluearcherlady [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

We found this in a North American Bullfrog during a dissection, more specifically in its left thigh inside the muscle. Female frog if that helps. We thought it could be a roundworm? submitted by /u/nicolas1324563 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more