we used to have bunnies and ducks and one time we were cleaning up the bunny place and transferred rabbits to a nearby coop. The ducks gathered around it and started quacking at bunnies in this bully manner the ducks do - and then one of the ducks stuck their head into the coop and mama bunny fucked up this motherfucker and turned the coop upside down in the process. that duck got the scarface nickname as a result.
Look, lizards are lizards. They had other priorities than looking cute back then. Still have.
Scientifically accurate Watership Down
I am convinced that dinosaurs looked completely different than is being guessed with their skeletons.
zero percent fat. Do you even lift, bunny?
Look, all I'm saying is we have no proof that the dinosaurs didn't drive cars.
It's
"What * * like" (What it looks like)
OR
"How * *" (How it looks)
It's never
"How * * like"
How is this so fucking hard to get right.
Oh my god wait does this mean T-Rex was a cutie-wootie-rootie-patootie? 🥹
Check out the coffee table book, All Yesterdays. It's half reinterpretations of known fossils, half artist renderings of contemporary animals based only on their skeletons. We're obviously misinterpreting a lot of creatures going just off their skeletons and we'll never know how they really appeared.
As I recall, this is from the skeleton of a contemporary species of monkey, as an example:
Scientists are the ones who figured out that dinosaurs had feathers. Whenever science is proven wrong, it’s with more/better science.
That's the most foul, cruel, and bad-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on! He'll do you up a treat, mate.
Shaved rabbit:
Their spines are fascinating. They're designed to store a lot of potential energy and release it in short bursts.
Rabbits can fuckin' move, and the biomechanics behind why is absolutely enthralling.
Just in case though... let's prepare the holy hand granade... juuuuust in case...
cuuuuuutie
This has always been the one thing that has always bug me with the creation of dinosaurs in book, tv, movies etc. If you look at the skulls of hippos or elephants, they look far different than the actual living animal.
Artist/authors John Conway and C. M. Kosemen have a book called All Yesterdays about this subject.
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