Callin all tuner wildlife experts

[88sins]

You calling me a poocee?

if the tampon fits

Capybaras are coprophagous, meaning they eat their own feces as a source of bacterial gut flora, to help digest the cellulose in the grass that forms their normal diet, and to extract the maximum protein and vitamins from their food.

as are rabbits & many other rodents that are normally eaten.
& all ah dem does still cut good wid coconut dumplin & provision

[nervewrecker]

You calling me a poocee?

if the tampon fits

Capybaras are coprophagous, meaning they eat their own feces as a source of bacterial gut flora, to help digest the cellulose in the grass that forms their normal diet, and to extract the maximum protein and vitamins from their food.

as are rabbits & many other rodents that are normally eaten.
& all ah dem does still cut good wid coconut dumplin & provision

[cinco]

^ that's just nasty

Capybaras are coprophagous, meaning they eat their own feces as a source of bacterial gut flora, to help digest the cellulose in the grass that forms their normal diet, and to extract the maximum protein and vitamins from their food.

pig and chicken does level eat dey own chit

[speedist]

Especially pigs. They even eat cancerous growths from other pigs.

[SMc]

just so...like you get horn by a pig or what

[30hz]

Saw this on my morning hike. What you call it? It was over 2 feet long.

[wagonon20's]

Looks like a jangee qwell lmaoo idk jus saying

[MG Man]

looks like one of those blind, limbless sand lizards

[SMc]

^^Not far off its what we call a 'Two headed snake' its of the Amphisbaenia family so though related to both snakes and lizards its neither (ask a bible-toter to explain that) and moreso look like worms.

Completley harmless but still nice to see (deads or not)...where did you see it?


BTW 30hz, reaching 40 feels even worse.

[88sins]

doubleheaded lizard. they're essentially blind & quite harmless
i usually only see theb/w ones

[30hz]

^^

Completley harmless but still nice to see (deads or not)...where did you see it?


BTW 30hz, reaching 40 feels even worse.

Tacarigua, up in the hills, St Micheal Road.
he was alive, moving but i think a car passed over him.
was pretty big, pics look small

[MG Man]

doubleheaded lizard. they're essentially blind & quite harmless
i usually only see theb/w ones

yup, those are the ones I've seen...harmless, but ppl still think they are snakes and kill them :-/

[beetee]

These snakes are fun and harmless.

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[SMc]

These snakes are fun and harmless.

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They are not snakes , if you get a chance to look at the way they move they have a very different method to snakes and not similar to other vertebrates we tend to see on a daily basis.. , but yes fun and harmless nonetheless so please don't chop them up

[Gladiator]

These snakes are fun and harmless.


Fun?


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[beetee]

We used to find them alot and hold them and pet them.

[beetee]

Edit. Double post.

[MG Man]

yeah, sluggish, docile fellas...usually found in loose, sandy soil