What Is Your All Time Favorite Predator? And Prey Animal?

My all-time favorite snail move is when a baby ends up on an adult’s shell. They’re literally piggybacking.

I want to see an American Woodcock so badly that I'm actually going insane.

When I'm depressed, I draw a funny little animal. Please enjoy this opossum.

Garlic snails are snails that smell like garlic, if you even care.

I am covered in hickies how am I supposed to be a respected scientist looking like this!?!

When you're sad, just remember that somewhere in the world is a cat that's sleeping in the sun that you might get to pet one day, or that maybe you'll see a really fluffy dog next time you go to the park, or maybe you'll get to see a fat squirrel doing something funny on your next walk. If you feel like giving up, just think about all the animals you'll miss if you're gone.

Watch every Zelink fanartist ignore Link being shorter than Zelda for the second game in a row

let's slime on mama

Moss’s guide to catching a little guy (safely and without traps):

1. Spot a guy, probably running around in a little field or perhaps in an underbrush.

2. Slowly and quietly get as close to the guy as possible.

3. Lunge for the guy like a volleyball player going for an out of bounds ball.

4. Lightly and gently (very important!) flatten the guy with the palm of your hand against the ground.

5. Grab the scruff, or the loose skin on their back of their neck, gently and firmly with two or three fingers.

6. Take a picture with the guy, then place him back on the ground.

To all wondering, scruffing is the safest way to hold a rodent for both you and them! It’s the technique often used by researchers!