>>2238
i like beavers and otters the most! raccoons come in third place because they can be a bit annoying sometimes...

>>2238
Man I love frogs. I've had a lot of different kinds of pets but just have a cat right now.
>>2239
Wasn't there a raccoon board on anon.cafe? What ever happened to them?

I like birds of all kinds. And pigs.

Adorable

>>2238
*wink*

Forgot about this thread.

tasmanian devils are really cute

>>2932
bzz?

Worms

like thisl;

>>3138
What are those root-like things used for?

>>3139
I don't know yet, its very hard to find documentation of this copepod parasite.

it easts fish's flesh and it also is quite big for copepod. YOu would be able to see it with naked eye. They're also known as anchor worms, therefoer I collect them! In my mind palace.

Anchor comes from fact that they are like hair worms, or like plant roots, pull inside human skin, or more likely fish's.

I was searching for scavangers and my wonders havr brought to that creature. It is quite amazing parasite, just what I was looking for as well. I wondered what would happen to human body if it remained under the ocean alive, and that would have led me to researching copepods and all kind of bivalves that could feast upon the unsuspecting human. These are also the same organisms that remove greenland shark's vision by eating on its cornea! What a beautiful organism, and the best part is it's not even a worm yet.
Quite funny how some protostomes are far more terrifying than any nematode in there.