The Cutest Animal in the World!

[Challenger78]

Huh?

The majority of insect-lovers here (I know, I know, 6 legs and what not).. are arachnophiles.. (I know, I know, 8 legs and what not). .

 

[Sciencelovah]

This thread makes me want to visit a zoo.

^ Take me with you!

Just when I thought I'm going to give you a youtube link of a zoo which I visited last November, I found this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0pFaQluCZo

Woman Mauled by a Polar Bear Berlin Zoo :bugeye:. I don't think I'll go there in the near time :runaway:

 

[takandjive]

Then the bear will have had its fill of maulings!

And I want to go to the Berlin Zoo! It's NICE.

 

[TFL]

I think shrimp are cute.

So are crabs.

 

[darksidZz]

None of the animals presented here are cuter than my first post

 

[TFL]

Lies and blasphemy.

 

[Mrs.Lucysnow]

pygmie Tarsier's are cute in an ugly sort of way, but yeah the bunny's definitely the cutest, then the kittens.

http://images-cdn01.associatedcontent.com/image/A4064/406402/300_406402.jpg

 

[Enmos]

Just one more thing I hate about you enmos.. .
But why ?.. Kittens are cuter.

Kittens may be cute in a fluffy kind of way, but insects are cute in a rule-the-world kind of way
They really do rule the world you know. Insects have by far the most successful 'design' within the Animalia.
By the way, no insects = no humans.

Hail the little creatures !!

 

[Mrs.Lucysnow]

Since when are 'rulers' cuddly cute? Insects may rule but at the expense of being cute. Its more like 'Hail EEK!'

I don't mind them as long as they stay in the yard.

Where's the Raid?

 

[Enmos]

Since when are 'rulers' cuddly cute? Insects may rule but at the expense of being cute. Its more like 'Hail EEK!'

I don't mind them as long as they stay in the yard.

Where's the Raid?

Ow.. come one. Don't tell me you don't think power is sexy


What raid ? *suspicious* :bugeye:

 

[Mrs.Lucysnow]

Ok its sexy but not when it has eight legs.

Now look at this cutie right here

http://www.treehugger.com/Indonesia-Pygmy-Tarsier-being-held-photo.jpg

Its like a fluffy yoda or gollum

 

[Enmos]

Ok its sexy but not when it has eight legs.

Insects rule, the rest are just sidekicks and wannabe's..

Now look at this cutie right here

http://www.treehugger.com/Indonesia-Pygmy-Tarsier-being-held-photo.jpg

Its like a fluffy yoda or gollum

EEP ! What the hell is that ? Bush baby ?

 

[Mrs.Lucysnow]

Hahaha! Sneaky little hobbitses.

Its a pygmy tarsier. Their tiny and fluffy, with big eyes and claws. They're absolutely uglyadorable. Too bad we can't keep em as pets. Not fond of their long tail though...too rat like.

 

[Enmos]

The bastard squeezed to hard.. !

 

[Tnerb]

The bastard squeezed to hard.. !

High five. I hate assholes who take animals by the throat as if they're some kind of delicacy or what the hell ever.

 

[Mrs.Lucysnow]

My god what happened to the one in the second picture?

That's outrageous it looks malnutritioned.

 

[Tnerb]

I take that back he actually looks kinda happy

 

[Mrs.Lucysnow]

More like suffering soul

 

[Tnerb]

More like suffering soul

He looks like he is being taken care....... anyways....... The one above that looks cool too. Wayy too cool.

 

[Enmos]

390-Million-Year-Old Scorpion Fossil — Biggest Bug Known
“Imagine an eight-foot-long scorpion,” said O. Erik Tetlie, postdoctoral associate in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at Yale, and an author of the report online in Royal Society Biology Letters. “The claw itself is a foot-and-a-half long — indicating that this ancient arthropod is much larger than previous estimates — and certainly the largest seen to date.”

Reconstruction of a fossil claw from the ancient sea scorpion Jaekelopterus rhenaniae (e), and comparative sizes of a human male with the sea scorpion (a), the trilobite Isotelus rex (b), the dragonfly Meganeura monyi (c), and the millipede Arthropleura armata (d).

Oh damn ! I'd give my right arm to see that Meganeura in real life !

Meganeura monyi was a prehistoric insect of the Carboniferous period (300 million years ago), resembling and related to the present-day dragonfly. With a wingspan of more than 75 cm (2.5 ft) wide, it was the largest known flying insect species ever to appear on Earth. It was predatory, feeding on other insects and even small amphibians.