Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a biologist, I could tell you stories...
...particularly about dolphins and otters. Kangoroos are aggressive as well.
Lots of species we find adorable aren't all that in real life.
Dolphins and otters?! Please no!
Seriously are they mean? I need stories.
Dolphins are like drunk frat boys — rape, violent “play”, fighting, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nobody thinks about this, but penguins smell terrible.
What do they smell like?
Also ostriches are psycho.
Anonymous wrote:Nobody thinks about this, but penguins smell terrible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a biologist, I could tell you stories...
...particularly about dolphins and otters. Kangoroos are aggressive as well.
Lots of species we find adorable aren't all that in real life.
Dolphins and otters?! Please no!
Seriously are they mean? I need stories.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also: Birds aren’t real.
Well, they kind of are -- it's just that they are actually dinosaurs.
I’m still processing that dinosaurs are feathered and are actually birds.
Anonymous wrote:It’s about time we had this thread. I thought I was the only one.
Anonymous wrote:As a biologist, I could tell you stories...
...particularly about dolphins and otters. Kangoroos are aggressive as well.
Lots of species we find adorable aren't all that in real life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the reason "we" aren't talking about it because the vast vast majority of we americans are never going to visit australia so it's a non issue for us.
Oh please. We all read Winnie the Pooh and call it a Taoist masterpiece. Really it's just distorted pro-kanga PR to lull us into complacency.