Funny Animals!!!

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Originally Posted by walterick

Heh heh they are getting it on in Virginia!



Rick

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Ok you guys...you want sex...well here ya' go...:D:p:D

He/she is so cute! Wow. I enjoyed reading this. You can tell how fat they are getting by looking at their "eyebrow" which is over their "ear." Sounds like some humans I know. :D If it gets longer, they are too fat......heheh.

Thanks Paul. Cute little thing. They're from Australia.

Liz

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Originally Posted by paulnj

Here is some info on it Liz


http://allaboutfrogs.org/info/species/whites.html

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"Insect Porn."

I've shown this picture a few times before, but what the hell:

<img src="http://forums.photographyreview.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=13135" />

Danielle

lol that's awesome.

he was just chillin out in the pool ;)

I walked in the door today and just outside the sliding glass door was this pile of kitties. They usually huddle together right there because it's dry and the heat from the house radiates through the glass. I'm used to two or three, but today there were seven! I went outside to grab another without looking through the glass, but they are a bit skittish and a few took off... so I did my best to edit out the reflection... I've heard of a dogpile, but a catpile? New one on me! :D

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Originally Posted by almo

Ok you guys...you want sex...well here ya' go...:D:p:D

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Almo,

Where's the parental advisary for that?!:p

Ok.. Here's a few.. Albeit bad ones taken with my old camera that sucked. lol

Snake mouth style Bear trap.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ScrubTeeth.jpg

Does the friend count as an animal too? I dunno I just think this picture is hilarious. The first time he did it, Dani(the dog), stayed balanced all on her own.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...DaniOnHead.jpg

Same dog..
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...l/DaniBack.jpg

I know, i'm boring. lol

This turtle was a little suspicious of me...

Ok, here's my contribution, taken a couple of weeks ago in Trafalgar Square:

http://mattgcp.smugmug.com/photos/21380332-M.jpg

matt

I love the snake mouth image, but what kind of python is that? atleast it looks like a python to me.

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Originally Posted by paulnj

I love the snake mouth image, but what kind of python is that? atleast it looks like a python to me.

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She's an adult Merauke(or Southern) scrub python... Scrubs are known for having the largest and longest teeth in the python/boa world..

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Originally Posted by mattp

Ok, here's my contribution, taken a couple of weeks ago in Trafalgar Square:

http://mattgcp.smugmug.com/photos/21380332-M.jpg

matt

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Matt,

GREAT shot, love the upside downness:p

I need a caption!

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Originally Posted by EOSThree

I need a caption!

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The colorful meet the dull?!:p

Ya know , I was going to say amethystine or scrub python too :) They were not known a scrub pythons in the 80's when I had one:) YES they leave nasty bite marks , as mine was a wild caught yearling ! She had to go due to her over aggressive nature and to make room for a huge indian python my friend needed to part with(16+ foot female who was like a lap dog!)

I have been meaning to post some pics for quite some time... here's one I like...

pelicans are quite comical aren't they :)

Any picture of a pelican just cracks me up:p

And you thought you hated having your picture taken! This female sea lion was hanging out on the beach the other day. I was taking a few pics of her and she was just lying there, not too interested in me. Then the director of our marine mammal rescue/care center showed up and gave a quick examination. She said she knew the sea lion and that she was looking better than the last time they met. She also used her phone/pda/camera/gadget to take a quick snap (which I in turn took this snap of), and the sea lion didn't like that at all. I personally wouldn't have gotten this close, but hey, I'm not the marine biologist.
I know how the sea lion felt, though. I don't like cameras being pointed at me, either! :D

I went out today to take wildlife shots, mostly birds and when I returned to where my car was parked I found a cardinal who wanted to fight itself in my sideview mirror. Picture was taken through the car windows so it's not the greatest quality.

Mike

Mike,

That's a great shot!:p What an odd thing it's doing?!:p

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Originally Posted by Mike T

I went out today to take wildlife shots, mostly birds and when I returned to where my car was parked I found a cardinal who wanted to fight itself in my sideview mirror. Picture was taken through the car windows so it's not the greatest quality.

Mike

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Who won??did they fight all the way home? did you threaten to leave them there if they didn't stop immediately? :D :p :D

I' m surprised he carried on even after you got in the car. nice shot

Actually Male birds on territory nearly always attack their own reflexions. I have seen robins and a few warblers do it and YES it is quite funny to watch!

The worst is when your shiny car gets attacked by a MALE TURKEY seeing it's reflexion! My friend's 3 day old acura was scratched front to back by one last year. Luck him it buffed out and the turkey tasted good he said ;)

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Originally Posted by shrapnel

Who won??did they fight all the way home? did you threaten to leave them there if they didn't stop immediately? :D :p :D

I' m surprised he carried on even after you got in the car. nice shot

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I took this picture from outside the car through the windows. I did try and sneak around the car but the bird flew off. I walked about 50 feet away from the car and she came back for more. I was out walking at least an hour before I came back to my car, I wonder how long the battle was going on for. The thing that suprised me was that this is a female cardinal, I knew male birds were territorial.