Quenda Quenda Quenda

Mar 20, 2009 18:08

Some time back, I rescued a Quenda. It was being 'played with' by a cat. As in being held down and raked with claws ( Read more... )

fungus, mammal, sex, fungi, australia, marsupial

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yirimyah March 22 2009, 17:47:02 UTC
why the fuck are you awake at 2:08 in the morning posting about bandicoots.

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blasphemusfish March 22 2009, 17:49:15 UTC
Why the fuck not :V lol I love it

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yirimyah March 22 2009, 17:54:47 UTC
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blasphemusfish March 22 2009, 18:18:03 UTC
I fucking love bandicoots nigger

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chumas March 22 2009, 17:48:39 UTC
jebus, the little fuckers could take over a city in a few months. lol

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spencer_mato March 22 2009, 19:09:57 UTC
If they breed so rapidly why do you care if a cat does what cats do and hunts it? If it were an endangered species I'd be a little pissed, but it's a rat-esque thing which seems to be fairly hardy. If there is no restrictions on having outdoor cats in your area then you have no right to bitch.

That being said, it's a cute animal, and pretty awesome for having full color vision.

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finback March 23 2009, 00:11:04 UTC
*see icon*

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deadlyfaith March 23 2009, 01:20:07 UTC
omgdeadpool!<333

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crusaderfobbit March 22 2009, 19:59:58 UTC
I'd have to argue that cats have been introduced to almost all continents, released into the wild, etc. As such, they are a perfectly integrated part of the food chain.

Regarding the dodo: It was a flightless bird that couldn't handle the sudden competition that came with humans who settled. Natural enough of a selection for me. Stupid dodo.

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moonvoice March 22 2009, 22:45:21 UTC
Regarding the dodo: It was a flightless bird that couldn't handle the sudden competition that came with humans who settled. Natural enough of a selection for me. Stupid dodo.

I find this perspective harsh, but...I agree with it too. I have quite a harsh philosophy about these things.

Just like I think pandas are well-equipped to go extinct without any human intervention at all. Stupid pandas.

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crusaderfobbit March 23 2009, 10:54:15 UTC
Dear Sir or Ma'am,
you have my sincerest appreciation for being one of the few people to share my views on panda bears.
It's not that I don't sympathize with animals, but I can't bring myself to associate morals, and sportsmanship with nature. If you're an endangered species and you tend to get eaten by an animal introduced through humans or driftwood, maybe you need to adapt or die.

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moonvoice March 23 2009, 14:37:19 UTC
you have my sincerest appreciation for being one of the few people to share my views on panda bears.

Yeah, I love most animals, but that doesn't mean we have to think 'oh pandas deserve to live no matter what.' They're carnivores eating bamboo, whose digestive tracts STILL haven't adapted to their diet. Sure, we're destroying their habitat, but they kind of ate themselves into a corner first.

And of course, I won't like it if another species ever contributes to our extinctions - but as you say, if we can't adapt, then what do people expect?

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laika_come_home March 22 2009, 22:31:21 UTC
K, cats like to hunt shit, sorry.

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tcpip March 23 2009, 00:10:38 UTC
Cats are not native to Australia and are a significant threat to native animals. Hence there is a responsibility for cat-owners to keep their pets inside after sunset.

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laika_come_home March 23 2009, 01:20:45 UTC
Dingoes and tasmanian devils probably eat them too.

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drhoz March 23 2009, 01:34:58 UTC
certainly, and more so quolls - except dingoes are a recent arrival and drove devils and thylacines to extinction on the mainland.

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