So many new things to climb on, but our cat prefers to sit underneath these picture frames.
I was trying to take a photo of the sunset when suddenly CAT BUTTHOLE
veronicajames asked:
It means they brought two canines and two felines.
And that those two canines gave us every dog and wolf. And that those two felines brought us every kind of cat, from the house variety to the mountain lion to the leopard to the panther to the tiger and cheetah.
No, seriously.
Do you know how we got from two canines to every kind of wolf in a matter of years? SUPER evolution! God made evolution work super hard in the days after the Flood, so that there was a new species like every few seconds.
But “normal” evolution is a secularist lie, obviously.
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this cat lives in a show horse barn which is why it walks and runs that way
THIS CAT THINKS ITS A HORSE
Naw, it’s just a brony cat.
smilelikeyougotnothingtolose asked:
hahahaha
Uh. The store is not very much laid out at all. In my head, it’s a cross between the Toys"R"Us where I used to work and that Target north of Berkeley that had two floors (and the cart escalator), but really it’s whatever requires the fewest new backgrounds out of me. That’s right, if you turn around while standing in front of the customer service desk, you’ll see the other Big Background I have drawn, because I’m lazy.
I don’t remember this cat from Hijinks Ensue. I want HE to be about this cat from now on. Lookit this fantastic awful cat.
I knew there was a reason I liked that cat. More of this, please.
What if you got the power to talk to animals but it turned out that animals are all aggressively Christian and keep trying to get you to come to youth group
One of the most iconic animals in Africa has a secret. A genetic analysis suggests that the giraffe is not one species, but 4 separate ones — a finding that could alter how conservationists protect these animals.
Researchers previously split giraffes into several subspecies on the basis of their coat patterns and where they lived. Closer inspection of their genes, however, reveals that giraffes should actually be divided into four distinct lineages that don’t interbreed in the wild, researchers report on 8 September in Current Biology1. Previous genetic studies2 have suggested that there were discrete giraffe populations that rarely intermingled, but this is the first to detect species-level differences, says Axel Janke, a geneticist at Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany, and the study’s senior author.
“It was an amazing finding,” he says. He notes that giraffes are highly mobile, wide-ranging animals that would have many chances to interbreed in the wild if they were so inclined: “The million-dollar question is what kept them apart in the past.” Janke speculates that rivers or other physical barriers kept populations separate long enough for new species to arise.
soon there will be sixteen
then 64
eventually all species will be giraffe species
hey
hey wife
wake up
i have giraffe news
One night, Netflix, one night….
zeromayhem
siphersaysstuff
Who is your dad, now?
I WILL reblog this video every damn time I see it because this kids is A GENIUS
