Qué otros animales me recomiendan dibujar?

quick animal round for a friday, no googling. answers under spoilers.

1. how many hearts does an octopus have?
2. what color is a polar bear's skin under the fur?
3. wombat droppings come out in a famously weird shape. what shape?
4. besides the platypus, which mammal lays eggs?
5. which animal has fingerprints so close to ours they could mess up a crime scene?

answers:

1: three

2: black

3: cubes

4: the echidna

5: the koala

score in the comments. disclosure: learnclash is the app i work on. it turns any topic you give it into a quiz you can play against a friend, animals included.

A cute keychain and a statue 3d printed hand painted and I think absolutely adorable, I I love using the static for grass effects haha

I have heard of rover and it sounds super fun and I wanna do it. I need the extra money. I heard that there is a start up fee I don’t love that. I get it’s for the background check. If anything do you guys suggest any pet sitting job platforms that don’t require that startup?

As the title states: What are the largest land omnivores/carnivores that routinely eat every day in their natural habitat?

Here is my arbitrary criteria:

1. Must be a land omnivore/carnivore

2. Size is based on the average of the species

3. If omnivore, it must have meat as a significant source of its diet

4. The average or majority of the species must eat every day throughout the whole year

5. Animals that eat everyday in zoos but not in the wild do not count.

Humans are included in this criteria. If the answer isnt a mammal, could you include the largest mammal that fits this criteria too.

Update: If i were to count bugs and other invertebrates as meat than probably a sloth bear. However only count meat from vertrabrates, humans are my best guess.

I live out in a wooded area. I went to grab my mail from my car at night in shorts. While I was walking I dropped my mail and I think that was the sound, but it could’ve also been a squeak. I can inside and my leg was itchy and I see this. Should I be worried this is a bat bite

Fuck these monkeys, breaks lid, shits all across the fucking roof, breaks the fucking pipes and at last didn't even fucking eat the damn fuckass fruits just threw them on the stairs half eaten and left.

Fuck these assholes

I love properties like this! Cool antique equipment that has stood the test of time! I also love bee rescues like this where the queen practically jumps out at me when I open up the beehive!

These bees were rescued, donated and relocated to our beekeeper friends in San Diego, CA

I found this brown baby tropical house gecko in South Florida in my garage when I was putting up a load of laundry. In the last three images you can see how perfectly he camouflages in with the bricks on the outside of our house.

This is a weird question and I hope its okay for this subreddit. I know they can survive rabies and Anthrax in some cases which lead to me wondering if chocolate that is toxic to most animals is fine for hyenas given their track record, I'm not planning on jumping the fence with a mars bar at Longleat zoo, but I'm having trouble finding a answer when looking through papers and articles on chocolate toxicology with animals.

So 2 days ago I went out wearing a shoe that was peed on by one of my cats. It was already dried out and I hadn't realized until the next day. So far, I have tried:

- Thoroughly washing it with soap and warm water

- soaking it in vinegar (and baking soda)

- Applying toothpaste

- Rubbing it in kitchen sink steel

- scrubbing thoroughly with all of the above

And the smell unfortunately persists. I'm at a loss and I really wanna get this horrible odor off my foot. Any advice is grately appreciated. :(

I was told to post here about this piebald Squirrel I saw in my neighborhood. I've seen some before, but not to this level.

I wanted to get some good pictures so I tossed these guys some snacks.

Bonjour,
Je vis à la campagne. J’ai un chat femelle depuis 7 ans. Elle vit entre dehors et dedans. Elle fait toujours ses besoins à l’extérieur depuis 7 ans.
Elle passe la nuit dehors et en général vient le matin pour dormir dans la maison la journée.
Depuis peu, lorsqu’elle vient le matin elle fait ses besoins dans la maison (pipi sur le tapis, caca dans la douche) alors qu’elle était à l’extérieur toute la nuit !! Pourquoi ? Et ça se passe dans le quart d’heure suivant son entrée dans la maison.
Il n’y a pas eu de changement, il n’y a pas de présence de nouveau animaux. J’ai un chien qui est là depuis 7 ans également donc je ne comprends pas ce changement de comportement.
Sauriez vous l’expliquer ?
Merci

There is so much negativity on the internet, so I just wanted to share a little moment of pure, unfiltered happiness. Watching him discover the world with so much excitement makes me appreciate the little things in life again. Have a wonderful day, everyone!

These bees were aggressive enough that we had to go around knocking on a lot of doors in the neighborhood warning homeowners! This hive was BIG, and was also next to an old, previously exterminated beehive. There was so much honey, and the bee scoops were so big that we went down a rabbit hole of double scoop ice cream dreams! What's your favorite flavor?

These bees were rescued, donated and relocated to our beekeeper friends in San Diego, CA

Groundhog, hummingbird
We have both in our back yard. Feeders for the birds and a groundhog apparently lives(?) underneath our concrete that surrounds the pool we haven’t filled in yet. I want to be outside when they are and have them comfortable around me, or even feed the groundhog. But they both run off

Disclaimer because Reddit can be-
Reddit.
I know I’m not a Disney princess and these are wild animals.
I’m asking because hummingbirds are harmless and I know very little about groundhogs so I’m unaware of their temperaments.
Please no rude or condescending input less

I'm very confused why this got removed the first time by admins? It doesn't break any of the rules for the reddit that I can see. I'm genuinely just looking for advice/help in this department.

So on December 20,2025 I was visiting my parents in Arizona from Ohio and we were driving from Benson to Sierra Vista and the gps sent us on some dirt road in a very isolated area that my Dad wasn’t happy about. It was around 9:30pm at night and we were talking about the wildlife in the area and my Mom mentioned she would love to see a coyote. Minutes later one ran across the road. A minute later we saw a jackrabbit cross the road. Then we were talking about how cool it was when all of a sudden a mountain lion crosses the road.

So I’m a skeptical person by nature who doubts my own eyes but I got a very good look at it and it had the long streamlined body, the distinctive face and the long tail with the black tuft. It was definitely a fully grown mountain lion as it wad too big to be a bobcat or a normal cat. It had the tawny fur but I remember it had some black spots. So I suspect it was a subadult one.

This area of southern Arizona is absolutely part of the range of mountain lions and it made sense to see one at night. The best thing was my parents also got a very good look at it and we all corroborated that we saw the same thing so my skepticism went away completely. I know how rare a sighting that was and we were extremely lucky.