Show threaddogtraxApr 8, 2025

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How would I fare? Fine at first, and then not so well.

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Anna CowApr 8, 2025
#tdc4833 #ds106 Random animals
@creating Anna's Hummingbird. A flying bovine. A nice and talkative animal. Friend of Anna Cow.
TfloraApr 7, 2025
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Clearly his name is Sheldon mc stabby. He eats the haters and lettuce.
And he's, my son!
Show threadRusulApr 7, 2025

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This is peanut, my jellyfish. She filters tiny food from her tank. She mostly keeps to herself, and the chihuahua just stares at her so they don't really interact.

Show threadAlan is @cogdog 🇨🇦Apr 7, 2025
@creating Today's Daily Create: #tdc4833 #ds106 Random animal. It does not eat. It does not sleep. It does not blink. It watches. All the time. Sees all. Judges? Call him “Fred”
Show threadCinderApr 7, 2025
@creating #tdc4833 #ds106 I got a bandicoot! They are a tiny mammal from Australia. They are nocturnal omnivores who are known for being good at digging. Since they are about the size of a rabbit I think it would be an easy pet
Show threadlivkernApr 7, 2025
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This is my fish, Tang! He loves to eat, like a lot, specifically just fish food, and nothing else. He also loves to sleep in his little ship-wreck house!
Show threadPaul BondApr 7, 2025
@creating #tdc4833 #ds106 Wikipedia tells me this one is on the WWF's Most Wanted list
Show threaddogtraxApr 7, 2025

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Fire-bellied Toad

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire-bellied_toad

It's coloring is aposematism, a warning predators of their toxicity. You prob don't want to snuggle with this particular pet.

Fire-bellied toad - Wikipedia

Show threadSarah HoneychurchApr 7, 2025

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This looks like a scary pet!

"Pelagornis is an extinct genus of prehistoric pseudotooth birds, a group of extinct seabirds. Species span from the Oligocene to the Early Pleistocene. Members of Pelagornis represent among the largest pseudotooth birds, with one species. P. sandersi, having the widest wingspan of any bird known." (From Wikipedia)