offtopic-discussion

[distant nymph]

But you usually can tell pretty easy/quick with dogs I'd say o:

[full patrol]

I'm agreeing, I think it's really just about learning signs and symptoms
And since more people own dogs or cats it's more common to know their signs of stress and illness than for like fish or birds

[young gale]

Whut

[rough hollow]

the fictional story doesnt even start in near 1904

[crimson marlin]

Fish

[safe knoll]

What ru yappin about

https://tenor.com/view/king-kong-meme-funny-shut-up-shut-it-gif-2699843268414211061

[distant nymph]

https://youtube.com/shorts/XrZ2zuEuFPY?si=sKJgZs0LqQ6Mp4nY

[willow knot]

?

[sullen merlin]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-huh-cat-huh-etr-gif-15332443943609734737

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/what-why-huh-steve-harvey-confused-gif-3998567347368525851

Also no selfies

[lone star]

Rare to hear that not as a joke.

[sullen merlin]

I doubt that was a the person themselves

[rugged barn]

you not rocking with Chris Tyson⁉️

[faint lake]

https://tenor.com/view/one-punch-man-gorilla-harambe-never-forget-gif-7757331

[nocturne basalt]

@gaunt root check dms

[frail oak]

Yo fish of the days lets go

[cedar rain]

Killer parrot

[digital sleet]

@pulsar crown https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/960920616175800382/1260670974664118322/ssstwitter.com_1720597713525.mp4?ex=66902ad6&is=668ed956&hm=0abd2a4922f11caaec675a4f98e4a7412c19aa0448e7cf83f98071fe74c17c19&

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-vibing-jam-gif-18774874

[barren bear]

2011 youtube called...

[slow hazel]

Godzilla

[barren bear]

we're coming up for air

[modest isle]

https://youtu.be/h6rOonpHayU?si=GIFBQ2xEnUblkk9T

@barren bear
@crimson marlin

Toyota Celiaca
And
Toyota MR2

Might make a comeback

[barren bear]

god it's ugly lol

[barren bear]

i think it's going to be like the third gen
it's gonna grow on me lol

but yeah
AW11 Mr2 is best, of course

but this is cool

headlights are ugly

[modest isle]

[barren bear]

i have a matte black one

no turbocharger though

due to it being the 87' Australian version

[barren bear]

however
unlike the yaris or corolla, where you can just "add" extra decal for their GR lineup

can't really do that with the MR2

so they tried their best

[modest isle]

I think the headlights are inspired by the new Camry and the new Prius

[barren bear]

a bit
also reminds me of the Lexus LFA

not surprised though
Lexus being Toyota

[modest isle]

Yeah thats fair

[barren bear]

although
the GR Celica definitely has those headlights

good to know the engine won't be BMW though?

[modest isle]

These new Hammerhead headlights will probably come to the rest of the lineup

[barren bear]

haven't watched the whole video
but I presume the engine will be for those new GRs?

[modest isle]

Probably

[barren bear]

bit of a shame that the GR2 MR2 literally no remarkable motifs from any of the other three gens

although
I suppose it's not a true MR2 till Toyota hard confirms the name

[modest isle]

But how will they all fit together?
There will be 4 sport cars

• Toyota Supra
• Toyota GR86
• Toyota Celica
• Toyota MR2

Maybe kill the 86 and replace it with the Celica

[barren bear]

I suppose Celica will be the Yaris of the 4
being the cheapest
GR86 for young adults with some money

Supra and MR2 for the "top of the line"

Supra being BMW's
and MR2 being true Toyota

[modest isle]

Yeah 👍🏼 hopefully the next supra will be a true toyota again and not made by BMW

[barren bear]

hopefully

even if it contains the same body
just give toyota engine!!

[crimson marlin]

Damn this is so interesting!! I really like the mr-2, that 2.0 l engine is music to my ears! Like the clutch too with the gap... Toyota rules

[barren bear]

400 more ccs than my 87 model!!

[crimson marlin]

Yeah lol...but would you get one if these mr-2 (if) you could or wanted too? Doesnt have to be realistic since it seems to be very expensive. But like its design etc

[barren bear]

potentially

i think the only reason I'd buy it is if i have the money

[crimson marlin]

Cool! Yeah i agree with you, ngl, the design on the celica disappointed me lol..it doesnt really give me the celica vibes

[crimson marlin]

NOO...dont kill the 86 🥺

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/forza-horizon4-toyota-gt86-drift-drifting-sports-car-gif-27546752

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (359) :
Southern platy / (Xiphophorus maculatus)

The southern platyfish, common platy, or moonfish (Xiphophorus maculatus) is a species of freshwater fish in family Poeciliidae of order Cyprinodontiformes. A live-bearer, it is closely related to the green swordtail (X. hellerii) and can interbreed with it. It is native to an area of North and Central America stretching from Veracruz, Mexico, to northern Belize.

The southern platyfish grows to a maximum overall length of 6.0 centimetres (2.4 in). Sexual dimorphism is slight, the male's caudal fin being more pointed. The anal fin of the male fish has evolved into a gonopodium, a stick-shaped organ used for reproduction. The female southern platyfish's anal fin is fan shaped. Wild varieties are drab in coloration, lacking the distinctive dark lateral line common to many Xiphophorus species.

X. maculatus prefers slow-moving waters of canals, ditches, and warm springs. Omnivorous, its diet includes both plants and small crustaceans, insects, and annelid worms.
Breeders have developed a multitude of color varieties (e.g. orange, red, yellow, red/black, and black/white) which are common aquarium fish for hobbyists.
The southern platyfish is commonly known simply as the platy (pl. platys or platies),

Like all Live bearers this is how to tell the difference :

Platies are easy to keep and well suited to a community aquarium. They prefer water with a 7.0–8.0 pH, a water hardness of 9.0–19.0 dGH, and a temperature range of 18–25 °C (64–77 °F).[5]
In captivity, they reach maturity in three to four months, and breed readily, the females giving birth to about 20–40 young at a time. Often young are eaten by the adults or other inhabitants of a communal aquarium but given plants and gravel to hide in, some will probably survive as these are hardy fish. Platy young are first seen at approx 7mm long and will use cover to hide from predators and to look for food. Specialist fry food is available but any flake food, frozen or live food that floats their way will be easily consumed

A common statement in the trade is that it is harder to stop them breeding than to make them do so, with ‘surprise’ fry appearing in community tanks regularly.

As a result of selective breeding, platy fish are available in many variations – Salt and Pepper, Coral Red, Red Tuxedo, Black, Blue, Red Wagtail, Mickey Mouse, etc. Therefore, you can pick from dozens of platy types from simple-looking ones to more interesting varieties.

Platy fish are peaceful, well-tempered fish that enjoy the company of others with a similar temperament.

The only time you may notice something different about their behavior is when males are chasing females to reproduce.

This happens quite often, especially when both male and female platies are kept in the same aquarium

[full patrol]

Platys are fun

[modest isle]

Southren Platies not to be confused with their cousins :

• Variatus Platy
• Common Guppy
• Endler Guppy
• gren Swordtails
• Common Molly
• ETC

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

[azure oar]

yumm

[lone star]

Fish go gulugulu

[full patrol]

I used to have platys they're alot of fun

[modest isle]

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[full patrol]

Don't have any pictures of them but they're the first livebearers I ever had

[azure oar]

I have the exact same color breed in my house

[crimson marlin]

Hmm..fish

[full patrol]

Not as flashy as guppies, but the insane amount of variety makes up for it

[modest isle]

Yeah i love them too although i only have has “Common Guppies” and “Common Mollies”

[modest isle]

Or get the mickey mouse one

[full patrol]

I had sailfin platys they're fun

[azure oar]

Sadly my mom gets to choose wich fish we buy
I have full reign over chicken breeds tho

[full patrol]

I had a red and white Mickey mouse platy that I named Mickey because the front was red, middle was white and tail black x)

[modest isle]

Livebearers / Poeciliidae family
Are among favorite types of pet fish to many people there around 270 species

Here i drew 4 out of 270 species

Common Guppies

[wintry marlin]

fish

[full patrol]

Noice
I couldn't find any pics of my platys but I found the little refrence sheet I made to remember all my fish's names at the time xD

[modest isle]

Omg
lol poor baby doesn’t have a name 💀

[raven ember]

FIBSH

[sullen merlin]

stupid ah guppies again

[modest isle]

These are there cousins the Platies

[barren bear]

my guppies had babies recently

[modest isle]

Congratulations 🎊🎉

[barren bear]

https://tenor.com/view/cheers-clink-toast-yay-celebrate-gif-16076912

my sister was like

"oh these look fat"
day later - pop, around 5 new babies

they inherit a new age of my fish tank

[barren bear]

basically lol

[raven ember]

smol

[barren bear]

"those are some weird looking things- OH MY BABIES"

[raven ember]

do you have to move them immediately or they can stay with mom

[barren bear]

we've left them in there

[raven ember]

oh okay

no i was just wondering cuz i heard guppies cannibalize

i think

[barren bear]

to be fair
I just let my family deal with them

i have no idea what's right or wrong

[raven ember]

lol

[barren bear]

i sleep with the dog lol

[rough hollow]

I love these, you should do khuli loaches sometime

[raven ember]

XD

[barren bear]

my schedule, before my vacation, has been
wake up at 10am
stay in bed with dog till around 1pm
do some stuff around the house
sleep at 1am

[raven ember]

oh these look cool

[rough hollow]

I love them! Mine refuse to have babies tho eeeee

[raven ember]

lmao

are they small?

[barren bear]

dog is around medium sized
fits in your lap

[raven ember]

gotcha

[barren bear]

i believe he's a cavoodle

ah a two in one shot

but he'll basically fit in anything
Are you sleeping? Lap
Are you standing? Pick me up and hold me
are you playing games? Stand on legs

[barren bear]

@modest isle this is mr2
old and broken, basically

Works like a charm with custom lowered suspension from the 2000s

paint job was VERY rough
and front bumper needs a fix

but we've moved her to my backyard for the time being
we're buying a hoist soon for ease

[rough hollow]

cool car 👀 also your dog fluff

[barren bear]

also interior is terrible
lots of small jobs here and there

[barren bear]

thanks!! also very fluff

he doesn't shed any hair of the sorts, which is great
but he'll turn into a sheep without a trim every few months lol

[rough hollow]

nice, mine always shed, or most of the time it feels like you just cleaned it all up and then theres new hair around lol

she's a mix of gsd and malinois, and her gsd side was a long coat one too lol

[modest isle]

It has seen better days

Good thing your going to work on her i appreciate when people take care of old car instead of throwing them into the scrap yard

[barren bear]

oh yeah
it was smashed by it's 2nd owner in the 2000s

[modest isle]

Next animal

[barren bear]

dads a mechanic and i learn from him
we just do a bit at a time every few weeks or so

it runs
has registration and everything now

all that's left is some rust and exterior

[modest isle]

[barren bear]

(which means it's perma stuck as pop-ups on)

[modest isle]

Oh boy rust is painful

[barren bear]

quite so

we've bought a ton of stuff for it
so we should be fine

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/queen-king-champion-crown-legend-gif-6415727083783860553

[rough hollow]

https://tenor.com/view/kuhli-kuhli-loach-loaches-loach-fish-gif-15872484647758315687

nice

[modest isle]

Second Animal species of the day (360) :
Kuhli loach / (Pangio kuhlii)

The true Kuhli loach (Pangio kuhlii), occasionally referred to as eel loach, is a small eel-like freshwater fish belonging to the loach family (Cobitidae). They originate from the island of Java in Indonesia.[2][3] This snake-like creature is very slender and nocturnal.

[rustic badger]

[modest isle]

The kuhli loach is an eel-shaped fish with slightly compressed sides, four pairs of barbels around the mouth, and very small fins. The dorsal fin starts behind the middle of the body, and the anal fin well behind this. The eyes are covered with transparent skin. The body has 10 to 15 dark brown to black vertical bars, and the gaps between them are salmon pink to yellow with a light underside. When the fish is not actively breeding, distinctions between males and females are not readily apparent. However, close observation will reveal that males have a more muscular upper/dorsal cross-section and their pectoral fins tend to be larger, more paddle-shaped, and often have some pigment in them. When breeding,

The natural habitat of the kuhli loach is the sandy beds of slow-moving rivers and clean mountain streams. They are a social fish and are typically found in small clusters (they are not schooling fish but enjoy the company of their species), but are cautious and nocturnal by nature and swim near the bottom where they feed around obstacles. In the wild, the fish spawn communally in very shallow water. The kuhli loach is a bottom dweller that burrows into soft places

The kuhli loach was originally described as Cobitis kuhlii by Achille Valenciennes in 1846 to commemorate Heinrich Kuhl's work as a naturalist and zoologist. In scientific literature, it has been referred to as Acanthophthalmus kuhlii. The genus name Acanthophthalmus is a junior synonym of Pangio. Its older generic name 'Acanthophthalmus' comes from the meaning 'thorn' or 'prickle-eye', after a spine beneath each eye.

aquaria, the true P. kuhlii is rarely, if ever, kept. This is due to the fact that they are endemic to Indonesia Java, where collection of ornamental fish is extremely rare.[2][3] There are many who doubt P. kuhlii has ever even made it into the private aquarium trade.

In an aquarium environment, especially if the gravel is suitably finely grained, Pangio species can burrow into the bottom and there remain unseen for long periods of time, emerging to eat during the night. If the gravel is later disturbed, a hobbyist might well find themselves faced with fish assumed lost a long time ago. They may also occasionally swim into unprotected filter inlets, possibly leading to their deaths

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar
@rough hollow s

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[spice zephyr]

kuhli loaches my beloved

[modest isle]

[rough hollow]

yay 💖

[wintry marlin]

snek

[rustic badger]

fish

[wintry marlin]

fish

[modest isle]

Literally a fish 🐟
July = fish month

[spice zephyr]

false snek

[distant nymph]

huh o:

[wintry marlin]

yes, snake fish

[sullen merlin]

Idk why but my brain went "hagfish"

[spice zephyr]

lemme get a hagfish for my 10 gallon

[modest isle]

Nah thats just a normal fish with a jaw like any other fish its just long

[rustic badger]

TIL that there's a Spider tailed snake in Iran-Iraq

[rough hollow]

I have the chocolate specie too, (not sure which) but they look like lil worms lol

[rustic badger]

They use their tails as bait to catch birds(Spider-tailed horned viper)

[rough hollow]

Nevermind there only seem to be 2 dark small variants afaik and I definitely dont have the eel loach

pangio oblonga to be specific is what I have.

[distant nymph]

same for some reason xD

[olive sierra]

I just dropped around $3,000 on a PC. So I can finally play games, it's been years since I've been able to play anything. I plan to stream, record, and upload content regarding Dinosaur games.

If anyone would like to play with me, please shoot me a DM. My PC will be done within a week, the last parts are on their way. 😄

Nice to meet y'all.

[full patrol]

noice I have the same CPU

[olive sierra]

How are you enjoying it

[full patrol]

I've got same CPU, nvidia 4070, and 64GB memory getting like 120 fps in game on high/epic

[olive sierra]

😄

Awesome

I got uh, 64GB DDR5, at 5200Mhz

[hazy gate]

I use to own a pond loach and it got soooo big, this is a early photo of him

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/326522663990198272/460977074363039744/IMG_20180625_201802.jpg?ex=6691d5db&is=6690845b&hm=4850e1eab7a309ed2ab36c8a1b57c82ceb9a7d23e4025a74be33494ca4fbe5bd&

[olive sierra]

Look at the lil dood

[modest isle]

Blud thinks he is squidward

[crimson marlin]

eel

[rustic badger]

July feels like it might beat June it terms of heat, its hell outside.

[modest isle]

Coolest snake 🐍

[rustic badger]

Yeah they're pretty cool, surprised i haven't heard much about em until now

Straight up SpiderSnake

[raven ember]

@full patrol my favorite pokemon is beedrill bc its mega evolution made it amazing

[full patrol]

Not sure I have an absolute favorite pokemon
I like gengar, spheal, umbreon, sylveon, rayquaza, aggron, and many more

[young gale]

Dark rai

[hazy gate]

I like Raichu, always been the less cute but cooler Pikachu

Alakazam was favorite too

[rustic badger]

Serperior

[raven ember]

Nice. Actually out of the starters I really like sceptile

[raven ember]

I also like haxorus, marshadow, rayquaza, jolteon and honestly yeah there's a lot more too XD

[rustic badger]

Sceptile is cool though I like groovyle more

Secp kinda feels like its fat and doesn't give the same speedy vibe

[raven ember]

https://tenor.com/view/sceptile-gif-18590921

[rustic badger]

Mega Sceptile is pretty cool yeah

Kinda hoping mega serp or a Kantonian Serp ends up being a thing

[faint kiln]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCOIsrbctNM

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (361) :
Peters's elephantnose fish / (Gnathonemus petersii)

Peters's elephant-nose fish (Gnathonemus petersii) is an African freshwater elephantfish in the genus Gnathonemus. Other names in English include elephantnose fish, long-nosed elephant fish, and Ubangi mormyrid, after the Ubangi River. The Latin name petersii is probably for the German naturalist Wilhelm Peters. The fish uses electrolocation to find prey, and has the largest brain-to-body oxygen use ratio of all known vertebrates (around 0.6)

Peters's elephantnose fish is native to the rivers of West and Central Africa, in particular the lower Niger River basin, the Ogun River basin and the upper Chari River. It prefers muddy, slowly moving rivers and pools with cover such as submerged branches. The fish is a dark brown to black in colour, laterally compressed (averaging 23–25 cm (9.1–9.8 in)), with a rear dorsal fin and anal fin of the same length. Its caudal or tail fin is forked. It has two stripes on its lower pendicular. Its most striking feature, as its names suggest, is a trunk-like protrusion on the head. This is not actually a nose, but a sensitive extension of the mouth, that it uses for self-defense, communication, navigation, and finding worms and insects to eat. This organ, called the Schnauzenorgan

covered in electroreceptors, as is much of the rest of its body. The elephantnose uses a weak electric field, which it generates with specialized cells called electrocytes, which evolved from muscle cells, to find food, to navigate in dark or turbid waters, and to find a mate. Peters's elephantnose fish live to about 6–10 years

The elephant nose fish is weakly electric, meaning that it can detect moving prey and worms in the substrate by generating brief electric pulses with the electric organ in its tail. The electroreceptors around its body are sensitive enough to detect the different distortions of the electric field made by objects that conduct or resist electricity.[4] The weak electric fields generated by this fish can be made audible by placing two electrodes in the fish tank, connected to an audio amplifier or a piezoelectric earbud

Peters's elephantnose fish is one of the most commonly available freshwater elephantfish in aquarium stores in the United States. In the aquarium it is timid, preferring a heavily planted environment with subdued lighting, and thrives in a tank of more than 200 litres (44 imp gal; 53 US gal); favourable additions to the fish's aquarium environment are a pipe or hollow log, alongside soft, sandy substrate, allowing the fish to sift through it with its delicate extended lip.

The fish feeds on small worms (bloodworms being the most common) and aquatic invertebrates such as mosquito larvae, but will accept frozen or flake food. Elephantnose fish are typically kept in water of medium hardness with a pH of 6.8 to 7.2 and a temperature of between 26–28 °C (79–82 °F).

Elephantnose fish, though typically docile when kept in captivity, can be aggressive towards other species of fish, though some fare well in community aquarium environments. However, unless kept in an aquarium of over 400 L (88 imp gal; 110 US gal), elephantnose fish are aggressively territorial towards members of their own species. For this reason owners have been recommended not to keep more than one in captivity.

The elephantnose fish has good low light vision. Its eyes use a combination of photonic crystals, parabolic mirrors and a clustered arrangement of rods and cones.[6]
The species has never been bred in captivity, meaning that all aquarium available specimens are wild-caught.[7] This requires the owner to maintain specific water parameters if the fish is to thrive.

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

[full patrol]

Aw ya! More fish!

[modest isle]

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[rustic badger]

[full patrol]

Don't even need to ping me I magically appear whenever AOTD is posted

[rustic badger]

platypus fish

[modest isle]

your a witch

[full patrol]

I don't practice witchcraft I'm just magic

[distant nymph]

That's a funny nose xD

[smoky mauve]

SERPERIOR MENTIONED

SNIVY LINE CLEARS

[rustic badger]

So True

Also Contrary is so fun

[wintry marlin]

fish

[tranquil moss]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f5BOZYWUn2M?feature=share

herrasaurus be like:

[void zinc]

Not the place.

[limber grove]

@fierce nest Check rule 5, please

[fierce nest]

mb, didn't think it would break any rules. thanks for letting me know though

[shell glen]

my sweet helaena

[soft lily]

BOTM achillobator is cool

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (362) :
guineafowl puffer | golden puffer / (Arothron meleagris)

Arothron meleagris, commonly known as the guineafowl puffer or golden puffer, is a pufferfish from the Indo-Pacific, and Eastern Pacific. It is occasionally harvested for the aquarium trade. It reaches 50 cm in length. Guineafowl puffers have heavy rounded bodies that are uniformly black with numerous small white spots (black puffer or botete negro), bright yellow spots (golden puffer or botete dorado) or a mixture of the two morphologies with bright yellow spots and black patches.

They have large blunt heads with short snouts and are equipped with a set of massive teeth. They have small and similarly shaped anal and dorsal fins that are well back on their body. Their caudal fin base is long and deep and their caudal fin is rounded. Their body is covered with small denticles that resemble coarse sandpaper. When this fish is scared or frightened, they inflate and make themselves larger, exposing the denticles.

The most extensive study done of the color patterning of Arothron meleagris is by Jinxiang and Tyler in 1986. In this study, A. meleagris has three distinctive color variations. The first most common color variation that it possesses is a background color consisting of dark brown with many white, and much less commonly, black or dark brown, spots on its whole body

The spots located on the rear of A. meleagris are more minuscule compared to the spots on its sides, a characteristic that is especially prevalent on those that are located in the Indian Ocean.

Another color variation it possesses that is as common is a yellow background color covered with black spots around its body. In regards to its fins, Jinxiang and Tyler note that "The distal edges of the dorsal, anal, and pectoral fins are whitish, while more basally these fins are yellow, with the rays light brownish toward the more distal portion of the basal region.".[2] Additionally, the caudal fin is either yellow or a mix of yellow and light brown, with the areas near its gills having a light brown color.

Arothron meleagris is highly abundant within the Indian Ocean[1] and the eastern Pacific Ocean reefs[12] while being less commonplace on the rocky reefs of the eastern Pacific.[13] While its population saw a large increase from 1987 to 2002 in Costa Rica,[14] it may be decreasing due to the destruction of its habitats.[1]
Additionally, the marine aquarium trade may also have contributed to the decrease in the population of A. meleagris'. This is because it is considered a high-priced product in the marine aquarium trade

Arothron meleagris is similar to Arothron hispidus, as it is also known to be a very solitary species of pufferfish. This is because A. hispidus usually rests during the night, often found swimming below ledges and fissures on Kona reefs and amidst boulders and corals during the day.[16] It also wards off predators by inflating its body to expand its size, thereby making it less at risk of being eaten

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[wintry marlin]

fish

[azure oar]

fibsh

[sullen merlin]

https://tenor.com/view/oh-blow-fish-choked-vomit-gif-16437355

[rustic badger]

[modest isle]

🐡🐡🐡

[azure oar]

I love the living version of the sea mine

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/sea-mine-hot-fuzz-simon-pegg-nick-frost-david-bradley-gif-21902547

Next species is a tiny Freshwater puffer fish :
Dwarf / pea pufferfish

Yes you heard it right, there are some few species of puffer fish the lives in freshwater in rivers and river deltas

[distant nymph]

I didn't know that o:

[willow grove]

pea puffers are also great for getting rid of bladder snails

[lime copper]

oh they are precious

[modest isle]

Second Animal species of the day (363) :
Dwarf | Pea Puffer / (Carinotetraodon travancoricus)

The dwarf pufferfish (Carinotetraodon travancoricus), also known as the Malabar pufferfish, pygmy pufferfish, or pea pufferfish, is a small freshwater pufferfish endemic to Kerala and southern Karnataka in Southwest India. They are popular in aquaria for their bright colours and small size. At a maximum total length of 3.5 cm, dwarf pufferfish are one of the smallest pufferfish in the world. They closely resemble the related Carinotetraodon imitator, and the two can be difficult to distinguish. C. imitator was not recognised as a different species until 1999.

Dwarf pufferfish dwell at the bottom of heavily vegetated waterways, predating small animals. Unlike other species of pufferfish, they are found in large groups in the wild. They breed throughout most of the year, with spawning pairs producing 1–5 eggs in 1–4 day intervals. Habitat loss and overharvesting for the aquarium trade threaten wild populations of dwarf pufferfish.

The maximum documented size is 3.5 cm (1.4 in) total length (TL),[9] with individuals typically reaching less than 2.5 cm (0.98 in) TL,[5] making dwarf pufferfish one of the smallest pufferfish in the world.[8][10] Both sexes are primarily greenish-yellow, with dark green to brown-black iridescent patches on the flanks and dorsal surface. Patterns and colouration vary considerably between individuals. Their pectoral fins are short, fan-shaped, and described as "slightly emarginate", that is to say, slightly indented at the tip. The dorsal and anal fins are situated opposite each other toward the posterior of the fish, both short and round, while the caudal fin is larger than the other fins and truncate, in that it terminates in a more-or-less vertical edge. Their bodies are round and oblong

Although closely related to marine pufferfish, they are not found in salt water, and reports to the contrary are based on misidentification.[19] Dwarf pufferfish are one of only 27 known species of Tetraodontidae adapted to freshwater.[20] They are a potamodromous species,[21] meaning they migrate within freshwater river systems,[22] and are endemic to rivers, lakes, and estuaries

Dwarf pufferfish are euryphagous carnivores in that they consume a wide variety of animals. Dwarf pufferfish favour insect larvae but will rely on crustaceans and annelids as alternate feed when the availability of preferable prey decreases.[35] Their diet in the wild mainly consists of small animals such as water fleas, rotifers, copepods, and seed shrimp, and aquatic larvae such as those of Odonata, Hemiptera, mayflies, and flies, with some amounts of plant matter, largely diatoms and green algae.[23][35] Sand and detritus, presumably ingested by mistake when feeding on small, bottom-dwelling animals, have also been found in their gut

The mid-dorsal and mid-ventral skin ridges of males become brown in colour during the spawning season. The belly of the female will swell, and the courting male will frequently chase the female and nibble at its belly. The female will then search for a suitable location to spawn while the male chases away other males.[20] In the aquarium, dwarf pufferfish are often plant-spawners, laying eggs in plants, including java moss, or on the substrate hidden within plants.

valued as ornamental fish in aquaria.[42][1] Dwarf pufferfish have become popular as aquarium fish thanks to their attractive colours, small size, "puppy dog eyes", and relative ease of maintenance.[10][35] The dwarf pufferfish is also one of the few aquarium fish to regularly eat small, live snails and thus can be helpful in controlling snail populations

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[sullen merlin]

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/cali7-gif-9638017

[rustic badger]

[modest isle]

PEA PUFFER

A freshwater species of puffers

[wintry marlin]

Fish

[distant nymph]

Tiny! 😊

[sullen merlin]

@manic valley U watchin EC?

[manic valley]

ec?

[sullen merlin]

europe cup or whatever its called in english

[manic valley]

yeah i was watching it,thankfully england lost

im english but dont support england

arsenal are my only love

[sullen merlin]

was boutta ask how mald u are but apparently u arebt

[manic valley]

im happy

https://tenor.com/view/saka-arsenal-celebration-reaction-slide-gif-24373291

[sullen merlin]

Palmer made a crazy one tho

[manic valley]

https://tenor.com/view/cole-palmer-cold-palmer-cold-cfc-chelsea-fc-gif-1611132144094976667

[violet raptor]

ruined my week.

thats battered me

[long estuary]

what if they added marine reptiles to evrima

or hordetesting

[shell glen]

daily got edit

[last wigeon]

could someone with more knowledge on dinosaurs possibly explain what the differences between saurus dinosars (allosaurus, styracosaurus, tyrannosaurus) and ceratops dinos (triceratops and it's family) and what made the carno a taurus?

[digital sleet]

it’s purely a name thing

Saurus means lizard

[summer field]

https://tenor.com/view/godzilla-meme-crocodile-alligator-gif-10687353

[digital sleet]

there’s a recently discovered ceratopsian named Gremlin, after all

[modest isle]

Theses are just names

Styracosaurus is part of the ceratopsians it doesn’t need a “ceratops” in its name

Saurus means lizard
Taurus means bull

[forest river]

Any Troodons on NA 4?

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (364) :
Red discus / (Symphysodon discus)

Symphysodon discus, the red discus or Heckel discus, is a species of cichlid endemic to the Amazon Basin of Brazil, where found in the lower Rio Negro, upper Uatumã, Nhamundá, Trombetas and Abacaxis

Symphysodon (colloquially known as discus or discus fish) is a genus of cichlids native to the Amazon river basin in Brazil. Due to their distinctive shape, calm behavior, many bright colors and patterns, and dedicated parenting techniques, discus are popular as freshwater aquarium fish, and their aquaculture in several countries in Asia (notably Thailand)[1] is a major industry.[2][3][4][5] They are sometimes referred to as pompadour fish.[6][7] The discus fish has attracted a cult following of collectors and has created a multimillion dollar international industry complete with shows, competitions, and reputable online breeders

Like cichlids from the genus Pterophyllum (angelfish), all Symphysodon species have a laterally compressed body shape. In contrast to Pterophyllum, however, extended finnage is absent giving Symphysodon a more rounded shape. It is this body shape from which their common name, "discus", is derived.[17] The sides of the fish are frequently patterned in shades of green, red, brown, and blue. Some of the more brightly marked variants are the result of selective breeding by aquarists and do not exist in the wild

Discus. are highly social, typically occurring in groups that may number many dozens of individuals, which is unique among cichlids of the Americas.[19] When breeding, the pair moves away from the group, possibly to reduce the risk of cannibalism of the young.[19] As with most cichlids, brood care is highly developed with both the parents caring for the young.[21] Additionally, adult discus produce a secretion ("discus milk")[22] through their skin, on which the larvae live during their first 4 weeks.[23] During the first two weeks, the parents stay near their young allowing them to feed easily. In the last 2 weeks, they swim away, resulting in the young being gradually "weaned off" and starting to fend for themselves

This species is essentially restricted to blackwater habitats with a high temperature of 26–32 °C (79–90 °F) and low pH of 4.2–5.2.[3]
This species grows to a length of 20 centimetres (7.9 in) SL.[4]
This species can also be found in the aquarium trade.

inhabit the margins of floodplain lakes and rivers in the lowland Amazon basin,[19] where they are part of the highly diverse Neotropical fish fauna. S. discus is restricted to blackwater habitats, but periodically these may experience brief floods of whitewater.

Discus are kept by fishkeepers in the home aquarium, where they are valued for their striking appearance.[27] They are considered difficult to keep, due to strict requirements for water quality and the need to be kept in groups.[21] Breeders have selected for individuals with more adaptability to tap water conditions.[28]
In home aquariums, discus live for an average of 10 years, but can live up to 15 years, and can grow up to 8 inches. Like many fish in the home aquarium, they will eat almost anything that fits within their mouth.[29] Due to their size, they often require a minimum 55 US gal (210 L) – 75 US gal (280 L) aquarium

Overall this fish is one of the most challenging fish to take care of they are very fragile to any changes

There are many stories of them dying out during water changes, electricity randomly shutting off from the building for few minutes and discus are the only ones to die out of all other species

GET THEM AT YOUR OWN RISK ⚠️‼️

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[rustic badger]

Fiesh

[modest isle]

Fish month

[rustic badger]

Wow everyone must've really hated this fish

[modest isle]

Ngl Some animals should not meant to be pets they should be left alone in their habitat if they are that fragile to any changes 💀

[rustic badger]

I just said that cuz noone else answered your ping

[modest isle]

LMAO

[sullen merlin]

they are one of the most expensive fish at pet stores so impulse buyers dont get them

wrong reply

[wintry marlin]

Fish

[coral tendon]

Saw this at Myrtle Beach

He looks like he just told the dumbest joke and is waiting for you to laugh.

[vernal monolith]

Bro myrtle is like 40 minutes from me

[shell glen]

im afraid..

[cedar crescent]

Who else is up with a tornado rn

[sullen merlin]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-huh-cat-huh-etr-gif-15332443943609734737

[full patrol]

I was, lots of tornadoes not a fun night

[upbeat palm]

When the NA servers are back will i keep my dilo or will it be deleted?

[full patrol]

As long as the devs don't have to wipe the servers you should have whatever you logged out as

[shell glen]

the face of GoT

[distant nymph]

@barren bear
Somehow that reminded me of you o:

( I have no idea what he says )

[shell glen]

i said that i forgive you..

[barren bear]

Lol

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (365) :
Tiger barb / (Puntigrus tetrazona)

The tiger barb or Sumatra barb (Puntigrus tetrazona),[2] is a species of tropical cyprinid fish. The natural geographic range reportedly extends throughout the Malay Peninsula, Sumatra and Borneo in Indonesia, with unsubstantiated sightings reported in Cambodia.[3] Tiger barbs are also found in many other parts of Asia, and with little reliable collection data over long periods of time, definite conclusions about their natural geographic range

The tiger barb can grow to about 7–10 centimeters (2.8–3.9 inches) long and 3–4 centimeters (1.2–1.6 inches) wide, although they are often smaller when kept in captivity. Some can grow to around 13 centimeters as well.

Four tiger-like black vertical bands on an orange-yellow body make it obvious where this member of the barb family got its common name. Red-edged fins and a red face add even more color to the popular tiger barb. In recent years, selective breeding has created several color variations that include green, black, red, and albino. A genetically modified glow version of the tiger barb occurs in many colors.

Reaching an adult size of 2 1/2 to 3 inches, they are large enough to avoid being eaten by large fish, yet small enough to keep a school of them in a modest-sized aquarium. For a striking display, set up a species-specific tank with a half dozen of each color variation of tiger barb, complemented by live plants.

They are a social fish but avoid putting them with anything smaller than them they are bully fin nippers

Tiger barbs have been reported to be found in clear or turbid shallow waters of moderately flowing streams. They live in Indonesia, Borneo, tropical climates and prefer water with a 6.0–7.5

In their native habitat, these fish inhabit quiet, tree-lined rivers and tributaries filled with sand, rocks, and thick vegetation where they can find insects, algae, invertebrates, and detritus from plants. They prefer clear, highly-oxygenated water.

Their average lifespan is 7 years. When exposed to decreased temperature levels, the Tiger barb fish experiences a change in body color. The male fish tend to display a bright red color in the dorsal fin, ventral fin, caudal fin, and snout. When the water temperature drops to 21 °C, both the male and the female fish were observed to have a decayed body color. Tigers barbs tolerate a wide range of water conditions, but do best in soft, slightly acidic water. The ideal tank should have a large open area for swimming with an abundance of live or artificial plants around the periphery of the tank. Temperature is not critical, and this fish can even be kept in an unheated tank. Provide good lighting and a fine substrate to complete the setup.

They are omnivores Accepting of virtually any food, tiger barbs should be given a variety of foods to maintain a healthy immune system. Include quality pelleted or flake food, as well as live and frozen foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and beef heart. They will quickly gobble up small aquatic invertebrates and even cooked vegetables.

Females have a broader, more rounded belly than males and are larger and heavier. Males are identified by their bright coloring and the red nose they develop during the spawning process

The tiger barb was also used to make genetically modified fish sold as GloFish (fluorescent colored fish).
By injection when they fish is a newborn 💉 👎🏼🚫👎🏼

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

[wintry marlin]

fish

[modest isle]

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[sullen merlin]

meh

[azure oar]

most certainly a lifeform of all time

[distant nymph]

Fish are cool!

[wintry marlin]

one of the fish of time

[distant nymph]

I like how colourful they are o:

[barren bear]

cat walked into our airbnb (midnight atm)

[azure oar]

the fish controls time?

[wintry marlin]

yes

[modest isle]

Seal ate the fish

[wintry marlin]

now he controls time

[azure oar]

I will now accelerate time by 5000%

[wintry marlin]

NOOOOOOO!

[azure oar]

boom it is now 2939

oh no humanity is extinct

[wintry marlin]

seals take over

[sullen merlin]

I would honestlly be fuming if i went to thailand and all i saw where domesticated brothers

[azure oar]

https://tenor.com/view/navy-seal-gun-seal-army-gif-11933413

[wintry marlin]

https://tenor.com/view/monster-hunter-dance-happy-yay-gif-10889403

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/the-horrors-of-humanity-horror-horrors-of-humanity-gif-26504999

[wintry marlin]

i see

[raven ember]

isle discussion going offtopic in a nutshell

XD

[modest isle]

Second Animal species of the day (366) :
Oceanic whitetip shark / (Carcharhinus longimanus)

The oceanic whitetip shark (Carcharhinus longimanus) is a large pelagic requiem shark inhabiting tropical and warm temperate seas. It has a stocky body with long, white-tipped, rounded fins. The species is typically solitary, though they may gather in large numbers at food concentrations. Bony fish and cephalopods are the main components of its diet and females give live birth.

Though slow-moving, the shark is opportunistic and aggressive, and is reputed to be dangerous to shipwreck survivors. The IUCN Red List considers the species to be critically endangered. Recent studies show steeply declining populations as they are harvested for their fins and meat. As with other shark species, the whitetip faces mounting fishing pressure throughout its range.

This shark is found worldwide between 45°N and 43°S latitude.[3] It lives in deep, open oceans, with a temperature greater than 18 °C (64 °F),[3] It prefers water temperatures above 20 °C (68 °F), and up to 28 °C (82 °F) but can also be found in waters as cool as 15 °C (59 °F) but avoids temperatures lower than this.[6][7] It was once extremely common and widely distributed, and still inhabits a wide band around the globe; however, recent studies suggest that its numbers have drastically declined

The shark spends most of its time in the upper layer of the ocean—to a depth of 150 m (490 ft)[3]—and prefers off-shore, deep-ocean areas. According to longline capture data, increasing distance from land correlates to a greater population of sharks.[5] It is sometimes found close to land, in waters as shallow as only 37 m (120 ft) deep, mainly around oceanic islands and narrow continental shelves

C. longimanus' most distinguishing characteristics are its long, wing-like pectoral and dorsal fins. The fins are significantly larger than most other shark species, and are conspicuously rounded. The shark's snout is rounded and its eyes are circular, with nictitating membranes

The oceanic whitetip shark is a robust, large-bodied shark. The largest specimen ever caught measured at more than 4 m (13 ft) in length, though they usually grow up to 3 m (10 ft) in length and 150 kg (330 lb) in weight

The species is grey-bronze dorsally and white ventrally.[6] As its name suggests, most of its fins (dorsal, pectoral, pelvic and caudal) have white tips. Along with white tips, the fins may be mottled, and young specimens can have black marks

The oceanic whitetip is typically solitary, though gatherings have been observed where food is plentiful.[6] It swims during the day and night. The oceanic whitetip is usually solitary and slow-moving, and tends to cruise near the top of the water column, in open water

The species feeds mainly on pelagic cephalopods, like squid, and bony fish,[3] such as lancetfish, oarfish, barracuda, jacks, mahi-mahi, marlin, tuna, and mackerel.

Mating and birthing seems to occur in early summer in the northwest Atlantic Ocean and southwest Indian Ocean, although females captured in the Pacific have been found with embryos year round, suggesting a longer mating season there

As of 2019, the IUCN Red List list the oceanic whitetip shark as critically endangered, as their numbers appear to have decreased in every ocean region they inhabit. While their total global population is unknown, they are estimated to have declined by around 98 percent "with the highest probability of >80% reduction over three generation lengths (61.2 years)

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[azure oar]

shark

[distant nymph]

[lone star]

shaaaark

[azure oar]

no seal eater 8/10

[modest isle]

Cool fish 🦈
That has an airplane ✈️ like wings/fins

[azure oar]

D. 500 looking wings

[modest isle]

[raven ember]

[wintry marlin]

shark

[neat basalt]

OH IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE

i havent BUT ANY SHARK GOOD SHARK

[modest isle]

@raven ember

Yep apparently we already did the shortfin mako

[raven ember]

yea

i just found it

right as you pinged

XD

[modest isle]

[raven ember]

HMPH

OKAY THEN

UHHH

GOBLIN SHARK

[modest isle]

That too 💀✅

[raven ember]

NOOO

😭

[neat basalt]

ive only skimmed but did you include the fact they may be responsible for one of the worst shark attacks in human history

[raven ember]

time to dig deeper

zebra shark

[modest isle]

Nope i didn’t include the human interactions

[neat basalt]

boooo

[neat basalt]

zebra sharks are cool

[modest isle]

Ok thats the next species 👍🏼

[neat basalt]

im still baffled sleepy hadnt heard of lepoard sharks before i asked

oh theyre so cool

[modest isle]

Yep i agree
They are species #319
#offtopic-discussion message

[raven ember]

there's actually a lot of cool species. like the wobbegong

[neat basalt]

do you keep a log of every species

[raven ember]

he does yeah

its a very organized and streamlined system

extremely efficient

[modest isle]

I go through the search bar
And check the species is done ✅

[raven ember]

SLEEPY. I WAS TRYING TO MAKE YOU LOOK COOL

[modest isle]

[raven ember]

yeah but can you find the shark

in this image

[lone star]

Quite quickly..
Actually took me longer to find the text..

[raven ember]

lmfao

[lone star]

That shark has a silly looking face.

[raven ember]

lol yea

[modest isle]

There is a more organized version being rewritten in the horde server to make it easier to search for

Currently on the species #123
While here in the islecord species #366

^^^In this video it shows the first 123 species
@neat basalt
The search bar acts as somewhat of a log where i can see all the species i have done ✅

[spice gyro]

I see more species in there than just species 1, 2, and 3

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/skeleton-reaction-information-my-reaction-to-that-information-my-honest-reaction-to-that-information-gif-613275461876515673

[spice gyro]

Is that cave goblino

[modest isle]

Yes he fell off

[azure oar]

I detected seven seals

seven seals
sounds like a book name
lemme google that

yep

[lone star]

Is that really a book

[modest isle]

And the one after that is a seal too, species #124 is the grey seal next species coming to the horde server

[modest isle]

The 7 deadly seas 🌊
More like
The 7 deadly seals 🦭

[modest isle]

Bigeye Thresher shark

[rustic badger]

Its Pelagic apprently

though yeah it does look tail looks small compared to teh body here, maybe just teh perspective

[modest isle]

Maybe

[safe knoll]

Guys you know those like little magnetic balls fidget things? Well I ate one and my stomach hurts and I think I have lead poisoning what do I do?

[fading nacelle]

why did you eat one

[barren bear]

One might say
Why not

[modest isle]

Go to the hospital

[brittle fjord]

[keen yew]

https://youtu.be/zNxjTciIwig?si=JBPJ2Pqj242UAEUU

[gray adder]

That can kill you. Swallowing a Magnetic ball that is

[cedar crescent]

Bro is cooked

[sacred finch]

dev handing out keys right now for anvil empires

[gray adder]

!

[raven ember]

!

[coral tendon]

Croccy croc at the aquarium~

[elder meadow]

Snoofer

[coral tendon]

Monolophosaurus be raging

[wooden sleet]

guys i forgot how to make a party and invite people

pls help 😭

[toxic sage]

J/ (joke)

[shell glen]

https://quickvids.app/u8fYb-JC

[rough hollow]

I want to sell a headset that I bought a while ago, I took it out the box and tried it out 1 time Amazon said they wouldn’t take it back so it just sat on my shelf for a couple of months but it was a hefty price and I want to make atleast 2 thirds back of what I paid for it what website should I use because I feel cex would just rip me off

[full patrol]

Facebook marketplace can be decent, only do cash though it's plagued with scammers who use virtual transactions

[young gale]

I use offerup

[shy shale]

WE MUST GO ON STRIKE SO THAT WE GET ALLO SOONER

URAHHHHHHHHH

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/the-allosaurus-prehistoric-dinosaurs-planet-dinosaur-gif-10925852035062057653

https://tenor.com/view/dinosaur-dinosaurs-allosaurus-the-allosaurus-the-allosaurus-keeps-moving-forward-gif-26771522

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (367) :
Zebra shark / (Stegostoma tigrinum)

The zebra shark (Stegostoma tigrinum) is a species of carpet shark and the sole member of the family Stegostomatidae. It is found throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific, frequenting coral reefs and sandy flats to a depth of 62 m (203 ft). Adult zebra sharks are distinctive in appearance, with five longitudinal ridges on a cylindrical body, a low caudal fin comprising nearly half the total length, and usually a pattern of dark spots on a pale background. Young zebra sharks under 50–90 cm (20–35 in) long have a completely different pattern, consisting of light vertical stripes on a brown background, and lack the ridges. This species attains a length of 2.5 m (8.2 ft).

Zebra sharks are nocturnal and spend most of the day resting motionless on the sea floor. At night, they actively hunt for molluscs, crustaceans, small bony fishes, and possibly sea snakes inside holes and crevices in the reef. Though solitary for most of the year, they form large seasonal aggregations. The zebra shark is oviparous: females produce several dozen large egg capsules, which they anchor to underwater structures via adhesive tendrils. Innocuous to humans and hardy in captivity, zebra sharks are popular subjects of ecotourism dives and public aquaria. The World Conservation Union has assessed this species as Endangered worldwide, as it is taken by commercial fisheries across most of its range (except off Australia) for meat, fins, and liver oil.

There is robust morphological support for the placement of the zebra shark, the whale shark (Rhincodon typus), and the nurse sharks (Ginglymostoma cirratum, Nebrius ferrugineus, and Pseudoginglymostoma brevicaudatum) in a single clade. However, the interrelationships between these taxa are disputed by various authors.[7] Dingerkus (1986) suggested that the whale shark is the closest relative of the zebra shark, and proposed a single family encompassing all five species in the clade.

The zebra shark has a cylindrical body with a large, slightly flattened head and a short, blunt snout. The eyes are small and placed on the sides of the head; the spiracles are located behind them and are as large or larger. The last 3 of the 5 short gill slits are situated over the pectoral fin bases, and the fourth and fifth slits are much closer together than the others. Each nostril has a short barbel and a groove running from it to the mouth.[9] The mouth is nearly straight, with three lobes on the lower lip and furrows at the corners. There are 28–33 tooth rows in the upper jaw and 22–32 tooth rows in the lower jaw; each tooth has a large central cusp flanked by two smaller ones

The color pattern in young sharks is dark brown above and light yellow below, with vertical yellow stripes and spots. As the shark grows to 50–90 cm (20–35 in) long, the dark areas begin to break up, changing the general pattern from light-on-dark stripes to dark-on-light spots.[3] There is substantial variation in pattern amongst adults, which can be used to identify particular individuals

Bottom-dwelling in nature, the zebra shark is found from the intertidal zone to a depth of 62 m (203 ft) over the continental and insular shelves. Adults and large juveniles frequent coral reefs, rubble, and sandy areas.[3] There are unsubstantiated reports of this species from fresh water in the Philippines.[5] Zebra sharks sometimes cross oceanic waters to reach isolated seamounts.[10] Movements of up to 140 km (87 mi) have been recorded for individual sharks

During the day, zebra sharks are sluggish and usually found resting on the sea bottom, sometimes using their pectoral fins to prop up the front part of their bodies and facing into the current with their mouths open to facilitate respiration. Reef channels are favored resting spots, since the tightened space yields faster, more oxygenated water.[12] They become more active at night or when food becomes available. Zebra sharks are strong and agile swimmers, propelling themselves with pronounced anguilliform (eel-like) undulations of the body and tail.[3] In a steady current, they have been seen hovering in place with sinuous waves of their tails.

Zebra sharks are usually solitary, though aggregations of 20–50 individuals have been recorded.

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[wintry marlin]

Shark

[azure oar]

8.59/10

[neat basalt]

YEAHHHHHHHHH

LOOK AT HIM

[distant nymph]

Stego?

[neat basalt]

HES SO DROP SHAPED

[modest isle]

Zebra shark is a species of Carpet sharks meaning they are related to
The :

Whale shark (AOTD #98)
#offtopic-discussion message
The biggest shark ever

[azure oar]

ever?

[modest isle]

Oh i forgot about Megaladon 💀
Ok the biggest living shark

[azure oar]

Did you forget about the Megalodon in the Mariana Trench?

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/screaming-cat-insane-cat-deranged-cat-gif-2528630332348525147

[flint wren]

He is a real seal you should trust him when it comes to underwater stuff

[azure oar]

Don‘t you know? the government is hiding it because… uhh hmmm, I‘ll come back to that later… Anyways, Meg wasn‘t a fiction movie it was real and just tarned as such because they didn‘t want to get killed by the government for revealing their seecrect technology and. ofcspurse the meg

https://tenor.com/view/explain-plan-theory-crazy-insane-gif-22079506

[modest isle]

The Meg in the Meg movie was a real Megalodon

[azure oar]

yes

[modest isle]

Thats their second name is always their scientific name :

Specie name / (scientific name)

[modest isle]

Second Animal species of the day (368) :
Asian arowana / (Scleropages formosus)

The Asian arowana (Scleropages formosus) comprises several phenotypic varieties of freshwater fish distributed geographically across Southeast Asia.[3] While most consider the different varieties to belong to a single species,[4][5][6][3][7] work by Pouyaud et al. (2003)[8] differentiates these varieties into multiple species. They have several other common names, including Asian bonytongue, dragonfish, and a number of names specific to the different color varieties.

Native to Southeast Asia, Asian arowanas inhabit blackwater rivers, slow-moving waters flowing through forested swamps and wetlands. Adults feed on other fish, while juveniles feed on insects.[9]
These popular aquarium fish have special cultural significance in areas influenced by Chinese culture. The name 'dragonfish' stems from their resemblance to the Chinese dragon. This popularity has had both positive and negative effects on their status as endangered species.

Asian arowanas grow up to 90 cm (35 in) total length.[9] Like all Scleropages, Asian arowanas have long bodies; large, elongated pectoral fins, dorsal and anal fins located far back on the body; and a much larger caudal fin than that of their South American relative, the silver arowana, Osteoglossum bicirrhosum. The mouth is oblique with a very wide gape. The prominent lower jaw has two barbels at its tip. The gill rakers are stout. Asian arowanas bear teeth on many bones of the mouth, including the jaws, vomer, palatines, pterygoids, parasphenoid, and tongue.

Asian arowana scales are large, cycloid, and, in some varieties, metallic-coloured, with a distinctive mosaic pattern of raised ribs.[8][14] The lateral scales are arranged in horizontal rows numbered from the most ventral (first level) to the most dorsal (fifth level), with dorsal scales designated the sixth level.

Unlike most fish, the Asian arowana reaches sexual maturity relatively late, after 3–4 yr. The females produce few eggs, 30-100, which are quite large. After the eggs are fertilized, the Asian arowana exhibits great parental care with paternal mouthbrooding. Both the fertilized eggs and larvae are brooded within the male's mouth.

[azure oar]

get intercepted

[modest isle]

They spend the day in the protection of Pandanus roots or other structures, and feed at night.[18] It is normally seen alone or in small groups.

Asian arowanas are listed as endangered by the current IUCN Red List, with the most recent evaluation taking place in 2019.[1] International trade in these fishes is controlled under the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna (CITES), under which it was placed on Appendix I, the most restrictive category, in 1975

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[azure oar]

the isle refference?

[wintry marlin]

Fish

[modest isle]

Path of Titans reference actually
Since they are in PoT

[azure oar]

oh wait yea

im stupid

I haven‘t played both in so long they are mixing

didn‘t we already do some species of arowana before
imma check

[modest isle]

Giant Arapaima ?

#offtopic-discussion message

[azure oar]

might have been it

but yea, didn‘t find another arowana

but also

I think that was when we had humans but still looks so funny
just cleopatra in a sea of animals

[modest isle]

LMAO

[sullen merlin]

Arowana

Wait wut, i cancelled my nitro and im still pink

[wintry marlin]

It probably stays until the date it was meant to go out

Like most subscriptions

[modest isle]

Third Animal species of the day (369) :
Basking shark / (Cetorhinus maximus)

The basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus) is the second-largest living shark and fish,[4] after the whale shark. It is one of three plankton-eating shark species, along with the whale shark and megamouth shark. Typically, basking sharks reach 7.9 m (26 ft) in length. It is usually greyish-brown, with mottled skin, with the inside of the mouth being white in colour. The caudal fin has a strong lateral keel and a crescent shape. Other common names include bone shark, elephant shark, sailfish, and sunfish. In Orkney, it is called hoe-mother (contracted homer), meaning "the mother of the picked dogfish"

The basking shark is a cosmopolitan migratory species found in all the world's temperate oceans. A slow-moving filter feeder, its common name derives from its habit of feeding at the surface, appearing to be basking in the warmer water there. It has anatomical adaptations for filter-feeding, such as a greatly enlarged mouth and highly developed gill rakers. Its snout is conical, and the gill slits extend around the top and bottom of its head.

Basking sharks have been shown from satellite tracking to overwinter in both continental shelf (less than 200 m or 660 ft) and deeper waters.[7] They may be found in either small shoals or alone. Despite their large size and threatening appearance, basking sharks are not aggressive and are harmless to humans.

The basking shark is a coastal-pelagic shark found worldwide in boreal to warm-temperate waters. It lives around the continental shelf and occasionally enters brackish waters.[11] It is found from the surface down to at least 910 m (2,990 ft). It prefers temperatures of 8 to 14.5 °C (46.4 to 58.1 °F) but has been confirmed to cross the much warmer waters at the equator.[12] It is often seen close to land, including in bays with narrow openings. The shark follows plankton

The basking shark regularly reaches 7–8.5 m (23–28 ft) in length with some individuals reaching 9–11 m (30–36 ft).[15][16][17][18][19] The average length of an adult is around 7.9 m (26 ft) weighing about 4.65 t (4.58 long tons; 5.13 short tons).[15] Historical sightings suggest basking sharks around 12 m (39 ft) in length, including three basking sharks estimated at ~40 fod (12.5 metres (41 ft)) and a one ~45 fod (14 metres (46 ft)) were reported between 1884 and 1905, but these visual estimates lack good evidence

They possess the typical shark lamniform body plan and have been mistaken for great white sharks.[25] The two species can be easily distinguished by the basking shark's cavernous jaw, up to 1 m (3 ft 3 in) in width, longer and more obvious gill slits that nearly encircle the head and are accompanied by well-developed gill rakers, smaller eyes, much larger overall size and smaller average girth. Great whites possess large, dagger-like teeth; basking shark teeth are much smaller 5–6 mm (0.20–0.24 in)

Basking sharks do not hibernate and are active year-round.[7] In winter, basking sharks often move to deeper depths, even down to 900 m (3,000 ft) and have been tracked making vertical movements consistent with feeding on overwintering zooplankto

They are slow-moving sharks (feeding at about 2 knots (3.7 kilometres per hour; 2.3 miles per hour))[28] and do not evade approaching boats (unlike great white sharks). They are not attracted to chum.
The basking shark is large and slow, but it can breach jump entirely out of the water.

Basking sharks are usually solitary, but during summer months in particular, they aggregate in dense patches of zooplankton, where they engage in social behaviour. They can form sex-segregated shoals, usually in small numbers (three or four), but reportedly up to 100 individuals.[14] Small schools in the Bay of Fundy and the Hebrides have been seen swimming nose to tail in circles; their social behaviour in summer months has been studied and is thought to represent courtship

Basking sharks have few predators. White sharks have been reported to scavenge on the remains of these sharks. Killer whales have been observed feeding on basking sharks off California in the US and New Zealand. Lampreys are often seen attached to them, although they are unlikely to be able to cut through the shark's thick skin

Aside from direct catches, by-catches in trawl nets have been one of several threats to basking sharks. In New Zealand, basking sharks had been abundant historically; however, after the mass by-catches recorded in the 1990s and 2000s,[48] confirmations of the species became very scarce

The IUCN Red List indicates this as an endangered species.

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

[neat basalt]

BIG BOY

[modest isle]

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[wintry marlin]

Shark

[rustic badger]

[modest isle]

https://youtu.be/SEQ2_d0e5_M?si=PUZ98TsOZp_pDzAe

Hungry shark

[wintry marlin]

I love basking sharks

Not enough people know about them

Also the biggest group of them ever recorded together was 1396 of them

Or was it 1398?

[modest isle]

Me too i love them
Good thing the hungry shark is informing people about this species

[azure oar]

Big shark

the pog shark

[modest isle]

Respect for the big pog shark that doesn’t eat our fellow mammals seals 🦭

[sullen merlin]

Pog shark

[native tulip]

Does this belong here

It's sending

Pharrell Williams Cooked for this movie

[wispy star]

Minecraft movie leaks

[wispy star]

Th designs look uncanny

[native tulip]

Steve is Aquaman

[wintry marlin]

Been known that Jack was gonna play Steve for a while but yeah those do look uncanny

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/gigan-dies-from-peak-gif-3263908458447217962

[wispy star]

Ik jack was gonna play Steve, the mob designs are just horrible 😭

[modest isle]

“Dies from Peak Cringe Designs”

[dawn barn]

the designs are yk.. not what i had in mind
i thought the creeper at least would've looked more scary
cuz the thing literally blows you up in the game so it has to look scary

[wispy star]

Yeah, I'd expected the designs to look less uncanny

[neat basalt]

if this is real i will actually cry

[wispy star]

It is, Warner Bros delete the tweet

Basically confirming it

[neat basalt]

[dawn barn]

it's wip

hope the community does the same thing they did with Sonic since Minecraft is a lot bigger than Sonic

[full patrol]

Why is the creeper fuzzy?

[modest isle]

They forgot the creepers HOOVES!!! And made it look as if it was made out of grass 🌱💀

How can they look at a green fictional creature and say “hmm green monster must be made out of plants”

https://tenor.com/view/dies-of-cringe-gif-23717870

[lone star]

I’m guessing it was because in older versions of Minecraft, creepers blended in with grass…

But why MAKE them grass.
They can blend in WITHOUT being grass.

[digital sleet]

this is why tenacious D broke apart

[lilac venture]

Cool tank at the aquarium I recently went to, had a sunken ship theme going on. Could have watched all the fish for hours

And a ray being absolutely adorable

The little face 🥺

[naive apex]

did someone say aquariums

https://youtu.be/xjFo4Ke2L00?si=fGE_hy8vjFgrCHUY

[lilac venture]

Aquariums !

[wintry marlin]

Fish game wooooooooooo

[barren bear]

^

[shut furnace]

applesauce

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (370) :
Nervous shark / (Carcharhinus cautus)

The nervous shark (Carcharhinus cautus) is a species of requiem shark, and part of the family Carcharhinidae, so named because of its timid behavior in regard to humans. It is common in shallow, coastal waters off northern Australia, Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands.

A small brownish or grayish shark typically measuring 1.0–1.3 m (3.3–4.3 ft) long, this species has a short, blunt snout, oval eyes, and a relatively large second dorsal fin. The leading margins of most fins are finely edged with black, and the lower caudal/Tail fin lobe is black-tipped.

The nervous shark has a rather stout, spindle-shaped body and a short, broadly rounded snout. The anterior margin of each nostril is extended into a slender nipple-shaped lobe. The moderately large eyes are horizontally oval in shape and equipped with nictitating membranes. The mouth lacks conspicuous furrows at the corners and contains 25–30 upper and 23–28 lower tooth rows. The upper teeth are narrow and angled, with coarsely serrated edges. The lower teeth are more slender and upright in shape, and have finer serrations. The five pairs of gill slits are medium in length

The nervous shark is found over continental and insular shelves off northern Australia from Shark Bay in the west to Moreton Bay in the east, as well as off Papua New Guinea and around the Solomon Islands.[2] It is among the most common sharks in Darwin Harbor, the Gulf of Carpentaria, and Shark Bay.[11] This species generally inhabits shallow inshore waters, to a depth of at least 45 m (148 ft).[9] It seems to particularly favor mangrove-lined areas with sandy-muddy bottoms and avoids areas with dense seagrass cover

The diet of the nervous shark consists mainly of small teleost fishes (including silversides, smelt-whitings, wrasses, and grunters). Crustaceans (including prawns, crabs, and mantis shrimps) and molluscs (predominantly cephalopods but also bivalves and gastropods) constitute secondary food sources.[13][14] This shark is also known to occasionally prey on the semiaquatic snakes Cerberus rynchops and Fordonia leucobalia.[15] A known parasite of the nervous shark is the myxosporean Kudoa carcharhini.

The juvenile growth rate is high for a shark; males and females mature sexually at around 84 and 91 cm (33 and 36 in), respectively, in Darwin Harbour, and 91 and 101 cm (36 and 40 in), respectively, in Shark Bay. The age at maturity is around four years for males and six years for females; the maximum lifespan is at least 12 years for males and 16 years for females.

Shy and difficult to approach, the nervous shark is harmless to humans.[4] It is occasionally marketed for food.[2] This species is susceptible to being caught incidentally in coastal gillnets

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[cedar crescent]

Hi

[lone star]

Nervous shark.

[wintry marlin]

Shark

[modest isle]

Brownish gray and Tiny 1 meter nervous shark with black tips on its tail

[distant nymph]

Shark phase is good

They're great animals 😊

[modest isle]

Because fish month 👍🏼

[distant nymph]

[neat basalt]

nervous shark 😭😭😭😭

[raven ember]

Bro is shaking 😭

[modest isle]

😭💀

[rustic badger]

[sullen merlin]

Bro looks a bit stressed

[full patrol]

One of these things is not like the others 👀

[modest isle]

The poor black footed ferret

[full patrol]

@modest isle you should do the forktail rainbow fish since it's a schooling fish in the isle 👀

[modest isle]

Isle reference 👍🏼

They will be tomorrow alongside another species

[full patrol]

Noice

[slow hazel]

No

[azure oar]

pretty cool shark

sadly missed it because no internet but have finally artived at vacation home

[obsidian sandal]

Have been itching to make these.

[fleet cave]

Excuse me where were these hiding 👀

[modest isle]

Your gonna learn about them today

[fleet cave]

YASSSSSSSS

[sullen merlin]

Region: French alps, border with Switserland

Anyone who knows what it is. Eurasian gryphon?

@modest isle

[fleet cave]

Could be a golden eagle but definitely seems like a Griffon Vulture

[azure oar]

I just watched a pair of deer casually stroll up to a family near a parking lot and steal some food
here is a video of one of them
aren‘t even fully grown yet

[rough hollow]

steal them

bambi

[full patrol]

The wildlife is becoming bolder

This is not good

We had to teach 3 baby squirrel siblings that people and dogs are scary this year

Straight up almost got eaten by Candy

[sullen merlin]

coloration seems off for it to be a golden eagle i think

[fleet cave]

Yeah people need to leave wildlife alone

[azure oar]

Yea, especially in parks with a lot of tourism.

Me and my family reached a lake with a lot of other tourists there were ducks just chilling a meter away from us. Ofcourse because Humans have to be uther pieces of garbadge some started throwing rocks in their direction

[full patrol]

That's awful

Ya the towns around where I live had to put up "don't feed the waterfowl" signs around a bunch of lakes this year

[sullen merlin]

The people getting out of their cars to pet a bison for a picture are a common example of this

and when they get killed by the animal, ppl demand the animal to be shot.

disgusting

[lime copper]

I can't get started on that stuff... It's too depressing and I get heated

[fleet cave]

fyi these bison are hand raised but still dangerous

[modest isle]

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/bird-hawk-screaming-max-magician-and-the-legend-of-the-rings-gif-19474345

[azure oar]

discord?
you doing good?
when will you send my message?

here are some more videos I filmed today

uhh

okay

lets try that again

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/bird-dance-erithacus-rubecula-melophilus-robin-gif-3386261060164636384

[azure oar]

turns out the videos with the ducks are too long for discord to comprehent

[modest isle]

Yeah its annoying
Common Discord L

[honest oar]

Have some velos in my back yard.

[sullen merlin]

no bro

[modest isle]

First Animal species of the day (371) :
Forktail blueeye rainbowfish / (Pseudomugil furcatus)

The forktail blue-eye (Pseudomugil furcatus) is a diminutive species of rainbowfish in the subfamily Pseudomugilinae. It is endemic to Papua New Guinea, south-east of Popondetta, where it is found in rainforest streams.
Pseudomugil is a genus of fish in the subfamily Pseudomugilinae endemic to Australia and New Guinea, where they are found in freshwater rivers and streams and bodies of brackish water

Members of this genus have slender bodies and two dorsal fins. They are usually sexually dimorphic.[3] The name of this genus is a combination of pseudo meaning "false" and mugil meaning "mullet", referring to the resemblance of the body shape of this genus to that of the unrelated mullets
It used to be placed in the genus Popondetta, and even separated as Popondichthys, but this is now considered erroneous.

The Blue Eye Forktail Rainbowfish is an excellent inhabitant for any community or planted aquarium. Also known as the Blue-Eyed Forktail or Furcata Rainbowfish, it is native to the densely planted rainforest streams of eastern Papua New Guinea. This fish has proven to be very adaptable in aquaria, and we are pleased to offer extremely high-quality, tank-raised specimens.

The Blue Eye Forktail Rainbowfish features some of the most impressive coloration available in freshwater fish, with their gorgeous, bright blue eyes being especially impressive. It has a gray to green body coloration with bright yellow edges on all of its fins with black margins on the rear dorsal, anal, and caudal (tail) fins. While these colors are more faint in juveniles, they intensify as the fish reaches adulthood as long as a varied diet of high-quality omnivorous foods are provided. The best coloration can be achieved in schools of 6 or more, with multiple males as well as females. Omnivorous flake foods as well as live, freeze-dried and frozen foods will make an excellent staple diet. Hardy aquarium plants will not be bothered.

As with many fish that inhabit the middle and upper areas of the aquarium, the Forktail Rainbowfish is prone to jumping occasionally. A hood/canopy or lower water level is recommended to ensure that this fish does not jump out of the aquarium. The only other housing requirements for this fish are clean, stable water conditions and ample areas of cover, particularly vegetation

Fork tail Rainbowfish tend to be a bit pricier than your average tropical fish, and Pseudomugil rainbows do not live very long — maybe two or three years

he forktailed rainbowfish, Pseudomugil furcatus, is easy to breed, beautifully colored and relatively hardy. Less than two inches when fully grown, this small rainbowfish fits in well with other small shoaling fish in a well-planted community aquarium

[quaint scaffold]

Cold showers are nice

[modest isle]

In popular culture : it exists in the isle

@silent cargo
@crimson marlin
@restive charm
@neat basalt
@full patrol

[wintry marlin]

Fish

[modest isle]

@raven ember
@frosty geyser
@drowsy egret
@azure oar

@sullen merlin
@lone star
@hallow parrot
@limber grove

@wintry marlin
@cedar crescent
@distant nymph
@rustic badger
@spice gyro

[neat basalt]

fosh

[rustic badger]

[full patrol]

It's tha Isle fish

[hallow parrot]

The Fish

[modest isle]

[spice gyro]

My ptera loves those

[azure oar]

1. Fibsh
2. THE ISLE REFFERENCE EJSJQHSHJFIDKAJHSGFJDHDB

[neat basalt]

my ptera prefers the muskellunge but to each their own

[spice gyro]

[wintry marlin]

A Petra of taste

[distant nymph]

The isle fish o:

[wintry marlin]

https://tenor.com/view/the-isle-evrima-kaperoo-dryosaurus-deinosuchus-gif-25343537

[azure oar]

guys look at this wierd white croc I saw in Ireland yesterday

[wintry marlin]

What are you doing in Ireland

[azure oar]

do you think it could be an albino skin player?

[azure oar]

Vacation

[wintry marlin]

I see

[spice gyro]

Eating potatoes

Aka dibbles

[azure oar]

We have enough of those in Germany

[modest isle]

2 isle fish has been done ✅
Long ear sunfish (275)
Forktail blue eye rainbow (371)

[spice gyro]

Oh yeah isn’t Germany like one of the largest producers of potatoes

[spice gyro]

I caught the sunfish once

[azure oar]

Beautifull country

[wintry marlin]

I want to go there

[azure oar]

Idk but it‘s a stereotype about germany in some countries

[modest isle]

Ocean Sunfish

[spice gyro]

I did not catch that

[modest isle]

[spice gyro]

I think that would break my tiny panfishing rod

[modest isle]

These fish always gets eaten by seals 🦭 @azure oar
And they live their lives being half eaten sunfish

[azure oar]

I had to spend like a day in the car and a day in the most uncomfortable ferry cabin ever but it was. 1000% worth it

[wintry marlin]

But I’m stuck in Norway for now
Meanwhile Norway:

[azure oar]

I like the fish even more now

[modest isle]

[azure oar]

Thats even more beautifull

unless I achive my biggest dream and move to Finland I will probably never get a chance to go to norway tho

[wintry marlin]

Norway is beautiful but expensive to travel around in and I unfortunately live in the south east of norway which isn’t the most spectacular in scenery

[azure oar]

Yea, the most remote areas are always the most beautifull areas sadly.

It‘s almost as if humans ruin everything

[wintry marlin]

Hmmm

[azure oar]

couldn‘t be, we never did something bad to the enviroment

[wintry marlin]

We would never

[sullen merlin]

True, im in french alps now and like there arent a lot of houses but most fields u see are cow pastures, ruining nature. The mointains look nice from a distance untill u get close and see its all cow pasture

[azure oar]

Yea, pastures do ruin a lot of areas
thats why Ireland is so cool because they have free roaming sheep that feed on natural fields only

[void zinc]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/377513148850110464/1265418425220599889/FB_IMG_1721769395472.png?ex=66a1703e&is=66a01ebe&hm=233bf0c8486907cb3969941f92eb879ed9d1c8ea19001924b7efea66a463da41&=&format=webp&quality=lossless&width=457&height=674

Explain this dino nerds.

[flint wren]

People realized the “middle-age bullcrap” wasn't too far off

[void zinc]

Too smart of an explanation. Do it again.

[flint wren]

Erm uh the birds are putting ideas into our heads to hide the truth

[void zinc]

I KNEW IT. CAN'T TRUST THEM CIA PLANTS

[spice gyro]

plants

[flint wren]

Oh no! You summoned the plant guy, run!

He is going to start saying the scientific names of plants

[dreamy marsh]

what

my brother you are going backwards 💀

[hazy gate]

dinos were coolest 1920 - 1970

[crisp hearth]

Give me details on the rarest red plant

Ever

[woeful bobcat]

any1 has minecraft java ? (reply to me)

[cinder kelp]

Message

[woven breach]

https://www.youtube.com/@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

[knotty moat]

why just why

is there any ways that someone could save me?

[spice gyro]

try /unstuck

[knotty moat]

oh okay

wait what do you mean?

[limber grove]

Send /unstuck in the in-game chat

[knotty moat]

oh okay

[knotty moat]

thanks you saved my full grown cera

[knotty moat]

do yall have so high ping too?

[distant nymph]

reminds me of that xD
https://fixupx.com/Jbanklestankle1/status/1806047701261533333

[pseudo hazel]

https://www.ign.com/articles/skibidi-toilet-film-reportedly-in-the-works-from-michael-bay

[gray adder]

WTF

[spice zephyr]

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/gojo-season-2-gojo-gojo-domain-expansion-domain-expansion-infinite-skibidi-rizz-gif-6127407838855853488

[rough hollow]

ayo wtf

[cedar crescent]

anddd i have made it to windows 11 inevitably

[reef coral]

To anyone who has played the game " the cursed isle " on mobile is it good and how similar is it to the isle

[sullen merlin]

@modest isle

BOBR

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/joe-beaver-gif-9492291953055774772

Couldn’t find a GIF of the actual species

[sullen merlin]

It is bóbr

[sullen merlin]

Thats it tho, the gif is alpine marmot isnt it?

[modest isle]

I think

[sullen merlin]

Its the same then, theres quite a lot of different colorations ive noticed evem in the same season

ive seen brown ones, dark grey, more lighter colors too

HOLYY look at the jawline

bro been mewing fo shure

[modest isle]

Alpine marmmot ?

Since there are 15 species

[sullen merlin]

Ye alpine

[modest isle]

Yeah this specific species of marmots comes in multiple fur colors

[sullen merlin]

I dont think theres other species in the alps

Most other species are found in north america i think

[modest isle]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmot

Look under “subgenera amd species”
All of them belong in the same genus

[sullen merlin]

Ye only alpine marmot in the alps

[modest isle]

15 species 💀

[sullen merlin]

I mean for a rodent its not that much tbh

[modest isle]

True

[sullen merlin]

Iirc rodents are like 30+ % of all mammals

[modest isle]

https://tenor.com/view/groundhog-groundhog-eating-chunk-chunk-the-groundhog-gif-26572730

[sullen merlin]

https://tenor.com/view/multiversx-mvx-xmoney-x-xportal-gif-13946459337437081626

I also saw a stoat, deer, badger (dead), pink grasshopper, tons of birds of prey like falcons and vultures, snek and i think a bearded vulture but im not sure on that one

and a fox

[modest isle]

No fish ?

[azure oar]

guys, look, it‘s the funny bird

[full patrol]

I'm sorry but welcome to the club

[violet raptor]

last time i tried upgrading to windows 11 it bricked my windows

[full patrol]

so far I have nothing but distain for win 11

[violet raptor]

had to delete everything

[full patrol]

that can happen when you upgrade an OS, always good to have a backup of the previous before doing that

I got a whole new PC so just installed win 11 on it. I am regretting my choice every time I use it

[young gale]

Why does everyone hate windows 11

[full patrol]

I thought people didn't like it because of design or something

[violet raptor]

whats up with it

still tempted to "upgrade"

[young gale]

Essay incoming

[violet raptor]

i want to know the ins and outs of this

[full patrol]

Not user friendly/intuitive
You can't find all your settings through the settings search some require unnecessary roundabout ways to get there
geforce experience shadowplay works exactly 1x if you're lucky then you have to restart pc if you want to use it again. And maybe it'll work
Win+shift+S for snip tool is jank. It'll "work" for a second then the pc goes "oh but you pressed the windows key let me pull up the desktop!"
Tabbing out of games is a pain, half the time even though you selected the correct window it'll put the game back over it but act like there's a window open ontop so you have to alt+tab again. Also messes up when alt+tab back into the game.

Overall just extremely frustrating to use if you like using shadowplay, taking screenshots, or tabbing in/out of a game

[young gale]

Oh

I don't think I have any of those issues besides when I alt tab and it doesn't open what window I alt tabbed to

So I have to alt tab a second time

[full patrol]

ya the alt tab thing is annoying x(

I might just be really unlucky with this PC. It's the one that was back and forth for 6 months for troubleshooting and repairs

but there shouldn't be any issues b/c these parts are all 100% new, and the OS is also a fresh install

[young gale]

Hm I see

[full patrol]

it's not like settings have been changed or messed with

[violet raptor]

yeah dont think ill be getting it then lol xd

dont want to risk bricking my windows install again anyway lol

[young gale]

I installed windows 11 like months ago

[full patrol]

technically same lol

first one installed wrong and caused computer to rendomly crash to bios

finally convinced the repair place that maybe the OS is corrupted and can we do a fresh install. And wow it fixed all the problems

[young gale]

@cedar crescent hi

[full patrol]

the first 2 or 3 times we brought it in though the MB was bad, then the power supply was bad I don't remember the exact order anymore it was too long ago now

[young gale]

Man

I want the new pokemon game to come out already

[full patrol]

I'm hyped for pokemon Z

x/y are my 2nd favorite

[lime copper]

[young gale]

Samw

[lime copper]

I wanna see the new cards hopefully first quarter of 2025

[young gale]

Will they add more megas with the new game

Or just keep the same ones

[lime copper]

And the new 'special' set hopefully coming in November. Supposedly gonna be a lot of eeveelutions like Evolving Skies

I feel like they will have to have at least a few new megas here and there

[young gale]

Mega bidoof

[lime copper]

Move over Arceus, here comes bidoof our lord and savior

[young gale]

Man I should watch some of my favorite Pokemon movies again

The rise of darkrai is my favorite but I haven't watched it in forever

[real harness]

Where the kenshi heads at

[sullen merlin]

@modest isle @distant nymph @cedar crescent

Look at this cute lil ah stoat

[cedar crescent]

LOOK AT HIM GO!!!!

Pick his ass up RIGHT now

He is so cute

[sullen merlin]

This was 2 days ago

Iirc bro eventually climbed inside the car i hope he got out safely

[cedar crescent]

I hope he didn't stay in thdre

There

[sullen merlin]

There was also a pink grasshopper

like the rare mutation one

[distant nymph]

adorable 😊

[fleet slate]

Where do I goto to report a cheater?

[limber grove]

Check the pinned messages in the official server channels, such as #evrima-na. You can also dm me the information you have!

[distant nymph]

https://youtube.com/shorts/C3Oi6o2TGmQ?si=NGUCc3TCDrNYoi36

That's pretty cute 😊

[silver citrus]

look at that boy

[chilly spoke]

a

[sullen merlin]

frend shaped lizord

[knotty moat]

guys is carcharodontosaurus confirmed?

and do they have concept art for him?

[serene anvil]

dont think so

& no concept

[digital sleet]

until specifically stated otherwise, sadly yes, carcharo is confirmed

[full patrol]

Carchar is confirmed so far pretty sure ya

[eager pulsar]

i need more refer a friend things for pot so i can get skins lol

[full patrol]

or play the isle 👀

[vast bobcat]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrwAcjXYojc

[sullen merlin]

It is confirmed although we dont know if itll be a seperate playable or a giga skin. Depends on how unique the devs can/want to make it. No concept

[coral tendon]

Marvelous spatuletail hummingbird. That is all. :>

[modest isle]

• Marvelous spatuletail hummingbird

It would have been better if the species was named :

• spatuletail hummingbird ✅
  The word Marvelous ruins the entire name why add a word that isn’t needed to be added in the first place

Stupid ahh scientists when you tell them to name species :

Whats next they are gonna name : “Hammerhead Smalltooth sand tiger shark ??”

[coral tendon]

Sevengill Whitetip Angel Nurse Thresher Greenland Bigtooth Smalltooth Sand Tiger Shark

It's actually not called "marvelous spatuletail hummingbird", it's just "marvelous spatuletail". I messed that up. It is indeed a hummingbird though.

[hallow parrot]

https://youtu.be/gF7xTrPNSqA

https://tenor.com/view/shaq-gif-18798422

[lilac venture]

Found a baby toad in my yard 🥰

[azure oar]

-# found a Deino spawncamping a beach in Ireland

-# im not the only one that sees a deino in that rock, right?

[shell glen]

my sweet sister..

[shell glen]

It was necessary

[blazing wagon]

are you a bot

[digital sleet]

I’m honestly starting to think they are

never mind, he’s posted messages in isle discussion relevant to the game

he’s just being edgy in this channel

[shell glen]

HELP

im just posting edits

[gray adder]

@slow hazel

No context

[slow hazel]

????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[full patrol]

they're worm charming

it's a competition

[slow hazel]

what does worm charming means

[full patrol]

summon worms by tapping on ground to "simulate" rainfall

[sullen marten]

Art I made for an event <3. (These Ocs are not mine!)

[gray adder]

Lol

[north frost]

when is the next sale on the isle?

[loud forum]

Help meeee plsss

[digital sleet]

<@&933486433342222376>

it may or may not be a bot, but im not taking any risks

[loud forum]

Bruh

[clever marten]

Hi

[digital sleet]

posting a sketchy ass link with a weird message on it

what do you expect dude

[loud forum]

I’m not a bot 700h in game I just want stuff

It’s Temu

[digital sleet]

sketchy as hell

[loud forum]

Hello

[loud forum]

Mannn I know but pls

[digital sleet]

hell no

[loud forum]

Trust if it is then delete it

[clever marten]

Ich hätte da mal eine frage ich bin ganz neu hier

[loud forum]

Yeah what’s your question ask the other dude

[clever marten]

What enough I have to do I don't know so well

[barren bear]

that's Temu, lol

[barren bear]

but you're not allowed to advertise links like such anyways
best to ask your friends

[digital sleet]

yeah and i wouldnt be surprised if temu could be used for scam links

[nocturne basalt]

lets just avoid posting any and all links if able

[void zinc]

Spoofing a link is hella easy. Its done with steam all the time, it’d be easier with Temu.

[azure oar]

-# I SAW A SEAL IN THE WILD YEEAEAEAEAEAAAAHAHAHHAHAA A FULLY WILD ONE IM SO HAPPY

[full patrol]

Chonky boy

[void zinc]

FEAST UPON IT

[azure oar]

-# NOOOOooOoOooOOOOO don‘t eat my boi

[hallow parrot]

it probably wont be a while before you reach any of it that tastes good, considering they're mostly fat
not only that but the actual meat wont be good once you reach it either since they're piscivores and blah blah Food chain energy transfer blah blah

[void zinc]

MAKE CANDLES OUT OF IT

Even better idea. Thanks Run.

[hallow parrot]

[full patrol]

[slow hazel]

Classic Zod. Any living things is food or if its cute it has to be converted into something in the most horrifying way possible

[neat crater]

Skin concept for a Roblox game

[shy shale]

both alpha shiny whatevers

[knotty moat]

whats that new server that needs password on horde testing?

am i only one who sees it?

its name is official qa na horde shipping or something like that

[full patrol]

That's the QA server for the QA members to test on

[shell glen]

turn to ashes

[solid scaffold]

Am I crazy was there a military takovo

[heavy temple]

[barren bear]

NOOO

[versed spruce]

my late night snack. nutella and tuna sandwhich

[modest isle]

I have never thought in my life that i would see
Meat 🥩 + Chocolate 🍫 mixed in the same meal

[wintry marlin]

SleepyWheely

[modest isle]

Forgot my name

[wintry marlin]

Are you enjoying the summer

[modest isle]

Yes

https://tenor.com/view/summa-gif-6850168145878695093

AOTD will be returning on 10-8-2024

[rough hollow]

https://tenor.com/view/winter-is-coming-game-of-thrones-go-t-thrones-hbo-gif-10131470

[wintry marlin]

https://tenor.com/view/what-a-wonderful-day-proximus-caesar-kingdom-of-the-planet-of-the-apes-feeling-great-kevin-durand-gif-18440607893866029798

[fallow kelp]

https://tenor.com/view/worried-kermit-kermit-the-frog-muppets-stressed-gif-17987745

[sullen merlin]

Thats wild

[shut furnace]

Christmas 2025 is in 187,589 hours

[slow hazel]

Thanks

[full patrol]

I feel like you might be a little off there

[lone star]

Nuhuh

[full patrol]

if there's 8,760 hours in a year

187589/8760= 21.41 years

So 187,589 hours is approximately 21 years, 151 days, and 5 hours

[lone star]

…..
Haha long time

Chomp

[shut furnace]

mb

im bad at math

[full patrol]

lol it's not an issue x)
I was just like "hm that seems like alot I wonder how much that actually is"

[lone star]

I’d say it was at LEAST one day

[south helm]

what are yalls favorite dinosaur? i really like the ankylosaurus 😉

https://tenor.com/view/dinosaur-ankylosaurus-my-beloved-heart-gif-10140904461919489066

[chilly robin]

https://tenor.com/view/montagne-my-beloved-heart-locket-montagne-rainbow-six-r6-satoshi-uematsu-gif-6329338433960224638

[south helm]

i also like the pachycephalosaurus!!

[chilly robin]

respectable tbh

[south helm]

https://tenor.com/view/pachcefalozaur-gif-27652046

[south helm]

thank you! whats your favorite dinosaur?

[chilly robin]

thats a pretty hard one, there are so many to choose from!

[cedar edge]

https://tenor.com/view/spinosaurus-dinosaur-spinosaurus-my-beloved-dinosaurs-spino-gif-11628108441870586729

[chilly robin]

https://tenor.com/view/the-isle-boar-ai-ai-boar-the-isle-ai-gif-26261898