No.538324
>>538323Sövös servaalis ekas kuvas hahas
Toisessa kuvassa näyttää ihan kehitysvammaiselta (ei kehitysvammapasilta vaan kehitysvammaiselta)
No.538353
>>538330sohvalla on kaksi pasia, if you know what i mean
No.538354
>>538353Meinaat, että toi on joku transnainen?
No.538357
>>538356*naiseksi itseään luuleva mies
No.538360
>>538358Sitä se ei kylläkään kysynyt.
No.538374
>>538357*mutsiksi itseään luuleva faija :3
>>538358*mutsi :3
No.538445
>>538442Satanic pasiwolf 666
No.538690
>>538681Beerus pitäs suomentaa muotoon Kaljus
haha
No.539241
aion minäkin vielä joku päivä hankkia oman pasin
No.539253
>>539241millanen olis paras pasi?
No.539259
>>539253töttömötön pussy tiätenkii
No.539262
>>539253Joku oikeen kissan näkönen maatiainen varmaan. Värillä ei niin väliä, kunhan olisi mukava luonne. En halua mitään lyttyturpia tai down-syndroomaisilta näyttäviä mitä lie kissoja.
No.539301
>>539259Asia selvä. Pasit menee karnevaalien ohi NC-hierarkiassa joten parenpi sit vaan sietää tulevaa kuvamatskua.
No.539303
>>539301Ei tuo ollut minä.
No.542543
>>542097Salinyymi voisi kertoa mitä pitää tehdä että saa tuollaisen kehon.
No.542545
>>542543Nosta progressiivisesti painavampia painoja joka reenikerralla. Syö hyvin ja nuku hyvin. Normi nyymäriläiseltä onnistuu 0/3 noista.
No.542547
>>542545>Normi nyymäriläiseltä onnistuu 0/3 noista.Tämä on tosi omallakin kohdalla. t. salinormonyymi
No.542788
Care for cats? So did people along the Silk Road more than 1,000 years ago
Common domestic cats, as we know them today, might have accompanied Kazakh pastoralists as pets more than 1,000 years ago. This has been indicated by new analyses done on an almost complete cat skeleton found during an excavation along the former Silk Road in southern Kazakhstan. An international research team led by Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), Korkyt-Ata Kyzylorda State University in Kazakhstan, the University of Tübingen and the Higher School of Economics in Russia has reconstructed the cat's life, revealing astonishing insights into the relationship between humans and pets at the time. The study will appear in the journal Scientific Reports.
The tomcat – which was examined by a team led by Dr Ashleigh Haruda from the Central Natural Science Collections at MLU – did not have an easy life. "The cat suffered several broken bones during its lifetime," says Haruda. And yet, based on a very conservative estimate, the animal had most likely made it past its first year of life. For Haruda and her colleagues, this is a clear indication that people had taken care of this cat.
During a research stay in Kazakhstan, the scientist examined the findings of an excavation in Dzhankent, an early medieval settlement in the south of the country which had been mainly populated by the Oghuz, a pastoralist Turkic tribe. There she discovered a very well-preserved skeleton of a cat. According to Haruda, this is quite rare because normally only individual bones of an animal are found during an excavation, which prevents any systematic conclusions from being drawn about the animal's life. The situation is different when it comes to humans since usually whole skeletons are found. "A human skeleton is like a biography of that person. The bones provide a great deal of information about how the person lived and what they experienced," says Haruda. In this case, however, the researchers got lucky: after its death, the tomcat was apparently buried and therefore the entire skull including its lower jaw, parts of its upper body, legs and four vertebrae had been preserved.
Haruda worked together with an international team of archaeologists and ancient DNA specialists. An examination of the tomcat's skeleton revealed astonishing details about its life. First, the team took 3D images and X-rays of its bones. "This cat suffered a number of fractures, but survived," says Haruda. Isotope analyses of bone samples also provided the team with information about the cat's diet. Compared to the dogs found during the excavation and to other cats from that time period, this tomcat's diet was very high in protein. "It must have been fed by humans since the animal had lost almost all its teeth towards the end of its life."
DNA analyses also proved that the animal was indeed likely to be a domestic cat of the Felis catus L. species and not a closely related wild steppe cat. According to Haruda, it is remarkable that cats were already being kept as pets in this region around the 8th century AD: "The Oghuz were people who only kept animals when they were essential to their lives. Dogs, for example, can watch over the herd. They had no obvious use for cats back then," explains the researcher. The fact that people at the time kept and cared for such "exotic" animals indicates a cultural change, which was thought to have occurred at a much later point in time in Central Asia. The region was thought to have been slow in making changes with respect to agriculture and animal husbandry.
The Dhzankent settlement, where the remains of the cat were found, was located along the Silk Road, an ancient network of important caravan routes that connected Central and East Asia with the Mediterranean region by land. According to Haruda, the find is also an indication of cultural exchange between the regions located along the Silk Road.
The study was funded by the Wenner-Gren Foundation, the German Research Foundation (DFG), the University of Leicester and the Max Planck Society.
No.542790
>>542788Jotenkin kuvittelisi ettei niinkin "myöhään" kuin 1000 vuotta sitten olisi ollut mitenkään outoa pitää paseja kun tuokin kerran löytyi silkkitien (jonka varrella varmaan tavat muuttuivat nopeammin kuin alueella yleensä) varrella olevasta asutuskeskuksesta jossa paseja muutenkin varmaan pidettiin hiirejä ja rottia kurissa pitämässä.
No.543452
Tais jäädä muutama sivu välistä.
No.543459
aika hyvä lehti :3
No.543465
>>543464Huhhels. Onkohan lehden toimituksessa paljon toksoplasmoosimutseja ;_;
No.543477
paha kissakuume mutta taitaa kannattaa odottaa että pääsen koulusta jollain tapaa pois että sit työttömänä saan enemmän rahaa mitä nyt opiskelijana kituuttaen. kattiin menis kuitenkin aika runsaasti rahaa opiskelijabudjetilla
No.543491
>>543464Aika kallista kissanruokaa. Kaupasta saa puhdasta lihaa halvemmalla.
No.543492
>>543477osta mielummin pehmolelu, ajaa varmaan saman asian sulle
No.543493
>>543492Vois ostaa sinisen halityynyn.
No.543494
>>543492Ei se kyllä valitettavasti aja samaa asiaa, vaikka minulla onkin hieman taipumusta elottomien asioiden henkilöintiin, niin ei se ihan niin pitkälle mene.
No.546676
>>546675Eka pasi on sillei, että
>Hellou my baby, hellou my honey, hellou my ragtime gal~ No.546887
>>546882>>546884Nuo kaljupaset on kyl aika kamalia. Kyllä kunnon pasilla pitää olla turkki.
No.546939
>>546882Viddu kun on siisti pasi. Tahtoisin.
No.547622
>>547619Uutiset kuolemasta
Omistajansa Miiko-sanin mukaan, Nobiko-san on hiljattain ylittänyt sateenkaaren sillan*. Rukoilen sille onnea seuraavaan elämään.
Vuodesta 2005 kissakuvien tehtailun ollessa buumissa, Nobiiru-tanin* lempinimellä tunnetuksi tullut kissa oli valtavassa suosiossa.
Kiitos, että synnyit elämään maapallolle pitkäikäiseksi, Nobiiru-tan.
[KH: jokin sanonta lemmikkien kuollessa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_Bridge_(pets)]
[KH: 2chan-meemi, 4chanilla tunnettiin myöhemmin Long Catina]
No.547623
>>547622Viekää mut sateenkaarisillan yli, oon paskaa…
No.548288
>>548286Tuli mieleen, että ihte en pidä mitään yhteyttä sisaruksiini, mitä nyt isän kanssa asioidessa kohtaan. En tiedä onko tämä yleisempää vai harvinaisempaa nyymien keskuudessa.
No.548293
>>548288Ihtekään en aina jaksaisi kun niillä on niin paljon normo-ongelmia, mutta eihän niitä hylätä voi kun ne on sisaruksia. En ole tarpeeksi KJT ollakseni välittämättä.
No.548295
>>548293Ihtellä ei ole koskaan ollut erityisen lämpimät välit ja kotona asuessakin, kun kasvoin kyyniseen teini-ikään, ei enää oltu tekemisissä kuin lähinnä käytännön jutuissa. Enpä minä tunnu osaavan muutenkaan pitää mitään ihmissuhteita kasassa, niin miksipä sisaruksienkaan kanssa. Ne tosin on justiinsa niin normoja, etten edes haluaisi olla tekemisissä.
No.548297
>>548293Ihte en oo pitänyt mitään yhteyttä vuosiin. Lähinnä jossain hautajaisissa yms. nähny ja muutama vuosi sitten oli jotain asioita mitä piti hoitaa, mutta mitään sen kummempaa ei oo ollu. Äitiinkään en oo pitänyt yhteyttä. Oon vaan tämmönen paskakasa, joka ei osaa olla edes sen vertaa sosiaalinen.
No.548298
>>548297Oma äiti sanoi joskus että oli hyvä päivä kun näki jokaisen kolmesta pojastaan.
No.548961
>Mrs. Swanson lives at 1029 Bayview Dr. in Hermosa Beach. Any day when she goes down the street "Baby" quickly moves along the fence ahead of her, jumps to the top of the first step and slowly waves his full tail, brushing her ankle. He does not move until she begins to count out loud the first of the seven steps down. Then lightly he moves on to the bottom step, meows to tell her the path is clear and out to the sidewalk and curb he moves, and again awaits his beloved mistress. Waving that beautiful tail and brushing her ankle, he without sound tells her of the curb step, and not until the traffic is clear does he stop waving his tail so that she may know to cross. Slowly they both cross, she having confidence in her steps because "Baby" is at her side, brushing her ankle with his tail, keeping her path straight. As they approach the curb he stops, announces the curb, and after she is safely upon it they move on.
>— The Redondo Reflex - Dec 13, 1946
No.548964
>>548961Mitenköhän iso homma on ollut kouluttaa pasia. Varmaan aloittanut kouluttamisen jo ennenkuin näkö on mennyt kokonaan.
No.550103
A pair of Persian leopards, a species that numbers less than 50 individuals in the Russian Federation, have been released as part of a WWF captive breeding program to try and revitalize a declining species.
Kodor (male) and Laba (female) were born and brought up in a special leopard breeding and training center in Sochi National Park, which was established in the Caucasus Mountains back in 2009.
They were released as adults, having learned indepedence, hunting skills, and socialization within the safety of captivity to ensure they stand a chance at surviving long enough to help the species recover.
“Kodor and Laba successfully passed all the exams, so we have no doubt that they will adapt perfectly to the natural environment. Taking into account that two males (Akhun and Artek) are already living on the territory of the Caucasus Reserve, and another one was released today, we hope that this year a pair can be formed that will bring the first kittens born in the wild,” said Dmitriy Gorshkov, Director of WWF-Russia.
This is the organization’s third successful reintroduction of leopards into the Caucasus, but it was a record that wouldn’t last long, as merely five days later, on August 25th, two more charismatic felines lept from wooden cages into the Russian wilderness.
Gorshkov spoke beautifully regarding the release of Baksan (male) and (Agura) and what it means to the natural heritage of the Caucasus as well as to the Russian culture.
“We not only return two fabulous graceful cats, but we are bringing back the symbol of the Caucasus. Leopards are the ones to bring together a lot of people from across the country and unite them with one aim. This release and the reintroduction program itself shows the world that humanity has realized the mistakes of the past and is ready to fix them,” he said at the release.
The four leopards, which when combined with another three who were released in 2016—the first as part of the Sochi reintroduction program, and joined by another solitary female in 2018, may have increased the number of leopards in the biosphere of the famous mountain range by 20%.
Ecologists working on the program note that the Caucasus Biosphere Reserve is ideal leopard habitat that also represents one of the largest stretches of unbroken forest in Russia.
Once widespread across almost all of Asia, Eurasia, and Africa, the leopard, a secretive and wide-ranging cat, has declined considerably.
They possess all the traits that make it difficult for predators to survive in the Anthropocene, including long-term pregnancies and childhood characterized by small litter numbers and long periods of time spent dependent entirely on the mother.
They also require huge tracts of territory, plenty of shelter in forests or mountains, and plentiful species of big game to prey on.
Despite the leopard sitting in the Acacia tree being one of the quintessential images of the African savannah, there’s a very large stronghold of leopards in northeast and northwest Iran, upon and beyond the Zagros and Alborz Mountains.
The subspecies is known as panthera pardus tulliana, meaning Anatolian or Turkish leopard, though it may actually be extinct in Turkey.
Primary drivers of the animal’s decline into endangered status on the IUCN Red List has been reduction in habitat and poaching due to its habit of livestock hunting.
This unfortunate but inevitable conflict between predator and domesticated animal has meant that Russian wildlife agencies have to take into account shepherds and farmers when drafting reintroduction plans.
“WWF-Russia conducts systematic and regular work with the locals, telling them about the Leopard Reintroduction Program, rules of behavior when encountering predators, safe cattle grazing, etc.” says Valeriy Shmunk, Director of Russian Caucasus Ecoregional Office WWF-Russia. “This is a complex work aimed at forming a positive attitude to the leopard, which will allow people and wild cats to live in peace and harmony.”
With many leopard populations existing in conflict zones such as Afghanistan, Iraq, and Yemen, the faster that Russia can restore her population of p. pardus tulliana, the greater the chance the species will survive.
No.550107
>>550103Onnea ja menestystä leopaseille.
No.550191
>>550189En kyllä tykkää tommoisesta. Paskattaa lähinnä kun ihmiset on että höhö kehitysvammainen pasi, ihana sövö! Ja pasi on vaan että öäääää ja toinen ei saisi edes hiirejä kiinni tai voi kiivetä kunnolla puuhun.
No.550196
>>550191Niinpä, toihan on kun pistäis paskavammasten anojen kuvia johonkin julkiseen levitykseen.
No.550197
>>550191Ihtee paskattaa ylipäätään, ellei kehitysvammaisille anneta armokuolemaa heti kättelyssä. Pidetään kaikenmoisia luonnonoikkuja väkisin elossa ja kuormitetaan yhteiskuntaa, kun eivät omin päin selviäisi, ihan vain pelkkien tunteiden päälle rakennetun arvomaailman säilyttämiseksi. Elämä ei ole mikään itseisarvo, joka pitää säilyttää missä muodossa tahansa.
No.550212
>>550207Pitäs lakata arvostamasta semmosta, että saatas enemmän epänormaaliutta ja OC:ta. Tylsää, kun joka paikka kuhisee normoja.
No.550223
>>550197>>550207se om juurri nöäinm,em keksi AINUTTAKAM haita pujolta sitä settä valtiole anetam APSOLUTTINEN VLATA ppätä ketä sa elää esikm kallon muoddom ja koulu menesyksen persustela vasrinkan pesrusomalasten ääestäjien ja pvlällän jeäsenten vinmkelistä
No.550233
>>550223Sulla on vähän väärä käsitys kehitysvammaisuudesta.
No.550234
>>550233minääo len opkjektiivisseseti tuntteilmatta arvio unu etä kaiki ketä vihham ktuen neekeret jav vijer vassarit on kehitsys vanmasia jam uttenkin epä kelpoja a lii ihmissjiä mee s äs suvakki uuunii ei si itä sen 0000/5 &lumen
No.550235
>>550234Sitten olet väärässä paikassa, nimittäin tämä ei ole poliittinen lauta.
No.550407
YouTube video. Toista klikkaamalla kuvaa.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/russian-local-discovers-frozen-remains-extinct-cave-lion-cub-180967183/The lion died up to 50,000 years ago, but was found perfectly preserved in the frosty ground
By Meilan Solly
SMITHSONIANMAG.COM
NOVEMBER 10, 2017
On Wednesday, scientists in the frigid Russian republic of Yakutia revealed an impressive find: the remains of an extinct cave lion cub, likely hidden in permafrost, or permanently frozen ground, for thousands of years.
According to The Siberian Times, a local resident discovered the cub on the banks of the Tirekhtykh River this September. Researchers estimate that the animal was between one-and-a-half to two months old when it perished up to 50,000 years ago.
This isn’t the first time Russia’s Siberian heartland has yielded nearly perfectly preserved remains: In 2015, scientists at the Sakha Republic Academy of Sciences announced the discovery of two ancient lion cubs named Uyan and Dina. Initially thought to date back around 12,000 years, the cubs were later dated to between 25,000 and 55,000 years ago.
As National Geographic’s Brian Switek reported at the time, Uyan and Dina were about two to three weeks old when the ceiling of their den collapsed and buried them deep in Yakutia’s permafrost. They remained there, preserved in the cold, until summer flooding unearthed their remains thousands of years later.
Academy paleontologist Albert Protopopov led the team that studied Uyan and Dina, and he will also examine the new cub. Protopopov tells local news outlet Yakutia Media that the baby lion is “perfectly preserved. … It has all the limbs, there are no traces of external injuries on the skin [and] it is even better than the lion found in 2015.”
Many details about the cub—including its cause of death and sex—remain unclear, but Protopopov says scientists will have more definitive findings within the next three years. Compared to Uyan and Dina, the currently unnamed lion is in an exceptional state of preservation, and, The Siberian Times reports, will be easier to date because it was old enough to have teeth at the time of its death.
Cave lions wandered the European steppe until about 10,000 years ago, writes National Geographic’s Sarah Gibbens. Until the discovery of the preserved cubs, most knowledge of the species derived from the study of bones and tracks. Now, Gibbens says, scientists have a better understanding of the prehistoric creatures’ significance—and may even use their findings to investigate the possibility of bringing cave lions back to life.
After Uyan and Dina’s discovery, the Academy released a statement saying, “Given that the cubs have well-preserved soft tissues, we believe that they can be cloned. But we can speak about the results of this work in two or three years."
The idea of de-extinction, or cloning extinct animals, has divided the scientific community for years, but the Russian team is eager to explore it further. As Protopopov tells The Siberian Times, the new discovery has raised hopes that cloning the species will be possible in a not-so-distant future.
No.550589
>>550588ei tartte postaa niin vanhoja että oon jo nähny
No.552843
>>552842Mitä se tekee muina aikoina?
No.553958
>>553928Tais olla semmonen kesäpasi, haha
No.554141
Prisma: Kiehtovat kissat
https://areena.yle.fi/1-50467641Suorana ykköseltä 23.00
No.556501
Iiiihana suloinen pasikattilanka. :3333
No.556534
Miksi ihmiset himoitsevat kissojen perseenreikiä?
No.556539
>>556534 kyseessä on luuloharhat sekä värisokeus jonka johdosta he näkevät sateenkaaren paistavan sinne ja sieltä menninkäisten kultapadan löytyvän. Muuta inhimillistä syytä en edes yritä keksiä
No.556696
>>550197Sellainen tietoisuus joka asettuu kelvottomaan kehoon on mitä luultavammin itse aikaisemmassa kehossaan saanut väkivallalla tavalla tai toisella muut kelvottomiksi kehoistaan. Oli se sitten myrkyllisen elintarvike firman pomo taikka keskiajan itsepäinen miekalla heilutellut roisto niin siinä se sama sielu ölisee ja röhisee saamatta sanaakaan suusta tai juotua edes lasista ilman avustusta. Paskalla käynnistä puhumattakaan kun aina menee paita ja alushousut sotkuun ja apustaja määrää taas kerran väärän lämpöiseen suihkuun.
Ihan sielun rangaistukseksi aikaisemmista teoista vammainen ruumis on vielä pieni maksu.
Voi sitä toki syntyä vaikka tehotuotanto sikalan kärsineiksi sioksi, mikä jottei jos sellaista teoillaan ylläpitänyt.
Tässä yhteiskunnassa on tilaa monelle syntiselle.
No.556699
>>556696Kivat uskishölinät.
No.556703
En olisi muuten läski, ruma ja tyhmä, mutta se nyt vaan on karman syytä saatana.
No.556712
>>556702Luotan ehdottomasti siihen että suuremmassa mittaskaalassa yksittäisen ihmisen toimet ja niiden vastaseuraamukset on selvästi nähtävissä. Jo kollektiivisestä mielestä tuleva tuomio osoittaa ylemmän tahdon ja moraalin käsityksen kuin yksittäinen ratas voi asemastaan oivaltaa.
No.556714
Jotain pahaako on tullut tehtyä edellisessä elämässä?>>556703
No.556838
>>556817Onks tossa se saapasjalkapasi?
Yks entinen työkaverimutsi (no normo) kertoi kerran että niiden toinen kissa haisteli aina sen mutsin äijän löyhkääviä työkenkiä ja tunki päänsä sinne haisevaan kenkään, kerran sen pää jotenkin jumitti sinne ja se lähti viveltämään niin että kenkä tuli mukana vähän matkaa hähää
No.556839
>>556838ittenkin huomannu että: kun kengät ja housunlahkeet on likaset niin silloin nuuhkitaan antaumuksella
No.556843
>>556839Pasi kisun paskalahkeen nuuhkaisu :3
No.557994
>>557661Onko tuo se taolainen ajattelija ja kirjailija, Alan Catts?
No.558242
https://www.9news.com.au/national/family-cat-saves-children-from-brown-snake-in-queensland/f208e17a-982e-4813-a346-9b86a729f76bArthur, a domestic shorthair, was playing in the back garden of his family's home on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland with two children when he saw the snake approach.
The family say Arthur jumped into action by attacking the snake, killing it in the process.
As the Animal Emergency Service at Tanawha team recount, Arthur was bitten as the children were being hurried to safety, and collapsed before recovering.
"An Eastern Brown Snake, one of Australia's top 10 highly venomous snakes, had entered the backyard right where the children were playing," the team wrote on social media.
"Arthur jumped into action protecting his young family by killing the snake. Unfortunately, in the process, Arthur received a fatal envenomation snake bite.
No.558306
>>558277Piti postata paseja eikä filosofeja takaisin tujottavia pimeyksiä
No.558941
>>558868ron pearlman pasit
No.559126
>>559125
takas irkkiin
No.559139
>>559125
Salaseuran omaa sanastoa :D
No.559141
>>559125>>559139työntäkää nuo deet perseisiinne
No.559142
>>559141Älä nyt viitti kaksoispiste deetä pilkata vaan sen vuoks että joku ilkeilijä sitä käyttää :—-(((
No.559143
>>559141Ainakin yksi dee-niminen pornolortto on olemassa, voisin työntää sen perseeseen jotain.
No.559145
>>559144parra, tämä on hesalanka
No.559934
>>559932Siisus kraist miten ärsyttävä kertojan ääni, tulee ihan mieleen jotkut how it's made-jaksot mutta nyt ei sentään ollut (paljon) typeriä vitsejä.
No.559935
>>559934Huom. arvostelin kertojan ääntä, en itse dokumenttia.
No.559949
>>559935se on osa dokkaa, joten….
No.559990
>>559987Raportoitu pasigoresta.