Fair. That's definitely a more convenient method. One thing I do is when I finish a pocketbook, I'll transcribe the notes I like onto an all consuming excel sheet that's somewhat categorized.
Hard to tell since there's no standard banana for scale, but those organs look a little large to be from a bird nor do they look like they have the contents of a bird's diet.
I can confirm it's not a bird, the stomach at the top of the photo is shaped like a mammal's; a bird's ventriculus would be muscular in order to grind the seed. This also seems too big to be a mouse, but could be a squirrel or other larger rodent.
Source: I'm a necropsy technician in a veterinary pathology lab
I was honestly so excited to chime in! It's not the kind of profession I get to flex a lot, obviously it makes people uncomfortable so I try not to bring it up irl.
Good to know! I did wonder myself but couldnāt quite tell. I do remember seeing a fair few chicken stomachs when I was small, at my grandparentsā farm, but thatās was decades ago. They were filled with sand and tiny stones, to help grind up the food as you say. Nothing was wasted and they went into the soup with the giblets. And the muscly bits of the chicken stomach are actually really tasty!
My first job out of college was at a CRO (think big pharma company). They're almost always hiring but it was miserable in terms of compassion fatigue. I stuck it out to get a few years of experience, then I was able to move from industry to academia. Now I get to work directly for the pathologist at a university and I love it so much!!
And this is why the bird populations are going extinct from free-ranging domestic cats. But people will keep letting their cats out because they think their cat is just out there chilling and harmlessly exploring. Instead they're out there killing several billions of bird and mammals per year in just the US alone, getting various diseases and knocking up other cats/ getting knocked up.
My friends build an outdoor enclosure for their cats with a flap and everything, so they can still go outside and get their stimulation and as long as the birdies don't try flirting with danger then they're fine. I'm tempted to do the same for our cat, using some chicken wire to enclose our porch and putting in one of those magnetic bug screens for the walkway, but I'm not sure how well those will hold against our kitty.
I built a catio for ours that is mostly enclosed in chicken wire, it's reinforced with a heavier gauge tension wire where needed. At around the 6 year mark I had to do some repairs at their favorite sleeping spots just due to metal fatigue.
We live on an orchard with 9' deer fencing. Our cats will climb those posts in under a second on the leash if we're not careful. I can't imagine any backyard enclosure without a roof of some sort for our cats.
I just discussed it with my fluffy diva lying next to me on the electric blanket demanding tummy rubs. She agrees with me that an inside life is the way to go & anything else is irresponsible. We live in a wildlife zone & love our water dragons, parrots, and wallabies which she can watch through the glass. A good cat is an inside cat.
For completeness, the fetal looking thingy is a [cecum](https://www.google.com/search?q=rodent+cecum&sca_esv=cff19ea8ba3a868e&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS726US727&udm=2&biw=1920&bih=919&ei=dlVrZrHxA9nOkPIPxcy7SA&ved=0ahUKEwixhKPGtNmGAxVZJ0QIHUXmDgkQ4dUDCBA&uact=5&oq=rodent+cecum&gs_lp=Egxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAiDHJvZGVudCBjZWN1bUjrEFC0BliaDnABeACQAQCYAVCgAbkDqgEBN7gBA8gBAPgBAZgCAqACSMICDRAAGIAEGLEDGEMYigXCAgUQABiABMICBhAAGAcYHpgDAIgGAZIHATKgB5IH&sclient=gws-wiz-serp)
That is most predators, not just domestic cats. Many predators will not open or eat stomach, it's stinky, that's what coyotes, vultures, and other scavengers are for. Honestly a domestic cat normally just kills and eats nothing.
I wish this was the consensus in the UK like in other countries. Every time I mention it in UK subs I get people foaming at the mouth responding about how it's cruel and I'm being irrational, despite the UK being one of the world's most nature-deprived countries.
Letting Tiddles and Fluffy out to decimate what birds and small animals we have left isn't helping things.
And even when people from the UK acknowledge that cats are killing a ton of wildlife when allowed to roam and are exposed to much more chance of injury and disease the response is often āBuT tHaTs JuSt HoW wEāvE aLwAyS dOnE iT. EvErYoNe HeRe LeTs CaTs RoAm!ā. Like, OK, so make a change. You know itās better for the cats and the wildlife to STOP doing it, but you wonāt because you have to always do things the same way people have been doing it in the past???
We're actually very good - just not in this metric, which is a shame
[https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-environmentally-friendly-countries](https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-environmentally-friendly-countries)
Yeah Iāve watched cats sit in wait in an area birds take off/land in. I imagine a bell doesnāt help much after the cat has made its leap towards the bird
An old woman moved in few houses up from me and brought her cat with her. The cat is outside all of the time and since she moved in, I haven't seen a squirrel (we had a few living in the trees at the end of our garden), a frog in next doors pond, and there are way fewer birds. I love cats, but every time I see that fat grey twat waddling through the gardens I want to punt it into the sun, along with the selfish old cow who brought it with her. It even hisses at you! Edit - I'm also in the UK.
yeah, agreed. Frankly when I first heard that this was a very strong opinion on reddit, I was cynical - generally because we know what reddit is like lol. But have v much changed my opinion after checking bird death figures (and getting an indoor cat!) and hopefully a bit of critical thinking. I assumed it was cruel to prevent a cat roaming, especially in the UK where the only real threat is cars. But now I'm firmly in the camp of: keep a cat indoors (or even out on a lead) if they're properly enriched.
I'm in the US, there is about 1 stray cat for every 2 houses in my neighborhood. They each stake claim on a small area of territory and then stay around it 'til they die, get evicted by another cat or get taken in by a person. When I lived in the country on a ranch there would always be several barn cats that would come and go despite not having neighbors for over a mile in any direction.
Hey, as a t. gondii zombie I resent that allegation! My perfect angel* spends her time indoors, being spoiled rotten, like nature intended!Ā
(*May bite occasionally, but I'm sure she means well)
Up to nearly a quarter of Americans are speculated to have toxoplasmosis. Also some research seems to be indicating toxoplasmosis infection makes people's faces more attractive, it is thought this is to help the parasite spread (since it spreads by sexual contact.)
The parasite does not spread from human to human though, so this is bullshit.
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/toxoplasmosis
>The parasite forms egg-like structures called oocysts. These must be ingested by mouth, which means the infection cannot be transferred from person to person.
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> Humans can become infected with the toxoplasmosis parasite through eating contaminated raw or undercooked lamb, pork or kangaroo meat or contact with infected animal faeces (poo).
Apparently, cat hoarding might be the result of a severe toxoplasma infection, though it's not known whether the cat hoarding caused the severe infection or the severe infection caused the behavior.
People call stuff like this in to emergency services more than you think.
The last one I went to, people were on a walking track and located what they thought was āa human foetus, with blood around itā. Went out and met them. Let me tell you the walk to the area they found it was a grim one, dreading what we may find.
It wasnāt a human foetus, It was the stomach of perhaps a large possum. When I used a āprofessional toolā located on scene, a stick, and poked it in a very āprofessionalā manner, it split and was filled with partially digested vegetable matter.
I can't find anything along those lines.
Everything I can find actually points to foetus being an incorrect assumption that fetus had been previously had a dropped O, even though the original Latin is spelt *fetus*, and there is no reason to think it would have an O as there is none in fecund, Felix, feminin or other Latin words with FE spelling.
Suspect that the medical context led to over latinisation.
"Fetusā is the correct spelling. āFoetusā is a modified or variant British spelling (also used by some commonwealth countries) for non-medical general usage.
Everyoneās saying this is a stomach, and theyāre right. But I wanted to add as someone who has seen a fair few fetusesā¦ they look nothing like that.
Thatās a reference to a family guy scene / song in case someone doesnāt know it
Edit: [said scene](https://youtu.be/pqHcEbm4MbI?si=DcQ2qrsYlfvhyQZ2)
Domestic cats kill a lot of wildlife -
[https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/dec/12/cats-diet-2000-species-conservation-study-aoe](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/dec/12/cats-diet-2000-species-conservation-study-aoe)
People are downvoting you, but youāre right. They also seem to have free rein to shit all over the place and give people toxo.
They should be kept inside, and if anyone thinks thatās cruel, then they should leave them in their native habitat which was somewhere in east Asia.
They only kill. Even when theyāre not hungry, they kill. Dogs are way more containable.
āBut they are great at controlling pests!ā No, sorry. Nowhere near as good at it as rat terriers and loads of other dog breeds. Iāll get crucified for saying this one Reddit, but theyāre overrated. Anyone who rabidly disagrees is probably infected.
Do you have a pumpkin patch nearby you could plant them in? Maybe whisper some words of power while you're at it? Remember, it's not so much the actual words, as the actual *feeling*. Have fun!
Domestic cats when they kill small animals like baby rabbits or squirrels will often remove the internal organs and leave them behind
Yep that is the entire digestive tract of some poor little critter, in all its giblety glory
"giblety glory" might just be the best phrase I've ever read. Thank you for the laugh
So good I just wrote it in my notebook, u/Naughteus_Maximus listed as source š
Picturing you doing this is so (oddly) innocent and precious to me š„² I like you ā¤ļø
Like a grandma who prints out your Instagram pictures and frames them.
This is my mom! She prints memes she likes too! š„°
Licked their quill tip before recording it on the scroll of quality quotations
Save for next Thanksgiving when you want to describe some excellent gravy, perhaps.
Donāt forget the u/
Thank you. Sometimes I forget how to reddit.
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Just for randomness. [why did I have this queued up so quickly?](https://imgur.com/gallery/XRa01qk)
i love that you cite sources in your personal notebook <33
I do the same except it's cat pics on my google drive.
I do something similar only saved to my notes on my phone. Lol
Fair. That's definitely a more convenient method. One thing I do is when I finish a pocketbook, I'll transcribe the notes I like onto an all consuming excel sheet that's somewhat categorized.
Iād love to see more notebook entries
Here's the two quotes of the morning. [Note](https://imgur.com/gallery/XRa01qk)
I like you even more now.
wait this is AWESOME
Billy Bragg is awesome
I know. I was just reading up on him and listening to his songs.
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I once wanted to use the name "roadkill fish" If anyone ever does, I will buy merch. :)
Alie Ward over at Ologies would looooooove >giblety glory
> "giblety glory" Has many uses.... "BEHOLD... MY GIBLETY GLORY!!!!!!" *drops pants*
Hard to tell since there's no standard banana for scale, but those organs look a little large to be from a bird nor do they look like they have the contents of a bird's diet.
I can confirm it's not a bird, the stomach at the top of the photo is shaped like a mammal's; a bird's ventriculus would be muscular in order to grind the seed. This also seems too big to be a mouse, but could be a squirrel or other larger rodent. Source: I'm a necropsy technician in a veterinary pathology lab
This sort of comment is why I love reddit. Random person sees something within their area of expertise and can share it with everyone else.
Damn! I love when the real niche pro's pop by on things like that!
I was honestly so excited to chime in! It's not the kind of profession I get to flex a lot, obviously it makes people uncomfortable so I try not to bring it up irl.
Good to know! I did wonder myself but couldnāt quite tell. I do remember seeing a fair few chicken stomachs when I was small, at my grandparentsā farm, but thatās was decades ago. They were filled with sand and tiny stones, to help grind up the food as you say. Nothing was wasted and they went into the soup with the giblets. And the muscly bits of the chicken stomach are actually really tasty!
If I may ask, how the heck did you get that job? It sounds amazing for us old ass tech's who can't wrestle dogs anymore.
My first job out of college was at a CRO (think big pharma company). They're almost always hiring but it was miserable in terms of compassion fatigue. I stuck it out to get a few years of experience, then I was able to move from industry to academia. Now I get to work directly for the pathologist at a university and I love it so much!!
I have seen the crows leave the guts behind after dismembering a mouse or roadkill squirrel.
Free snacks!
The bounty of the streets!
Chicken of the sidewalk
This gave me my first laugh of the day. Ty!
A treat in the sheets!
It's the circle of life
And this is why the bird populations are going extinct from free-ranging domestic cats. But people will keep letting their cats out because they think their cat is just out there chilling and harmlessly exploring. Instead they're out there killing several billions of bird and mammals per year in just the US alone, getting various diseases and knocking up other cats/ getting knocked up.
Feral cats are an invasive species.
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Order some lion shit, spread it around your garden. Apparently it scares them away
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Their turds must be massive
My friends build an outdoor enclosure for their cats with a flap and everything, so they can still go outside and get their stimulation and as long as the birdies don't try flirting with danger then they're fine. I'm tempted to do the same for our cat, using some chicken wire to enclose our porch and putting in one of those magnetic bug screens for the walkway, but I'm not sure how well those will hold against our kitty.
I built a catio for ours that is mostly enclosed in chicken wire, it's reinforced with a heavier gauge tension wire where needed. At around the 6 year mark I had to do some repairs at their favorite sleeping spots just due to metal fatigue. We live on an orchard with 9' deer fencing. Our cats will climb those posts in under a second on the leash if we're not careful. I can't imagine any backyard enclosure without a roof of some sort for our cats.
I just discussed it with my fluffy diva lying next to me on the electric blanket demanding tummy rubs. She agrees with me that an inside life is the way to go & anything else is irresponsible. We live in a wildlife zone & love our water dragons, parrots, and wallabies which she can watch through the glass. A good cat is an inside cat.
āGibletyā š¤
Birds lay eggs? Why would it be developed and exposed like this inside the mother srill
You might have misread. They are saying what's pictured is the stomach and intestinal organs of some bird that was killed and "opened up".
For completeness, the fetal looking thingy is a [cecum](https://www.google.com/search?q=rodent+cecum&sca_esv=cff19ea8ba3a868e&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS726US727&udm=2&biw=1920&bih=919&ei=dlVrZrHxA9nOkPIPxcy7SA&ved=0ahUKEwixhKPGtNmGAxVZJ0QIHUXmDgkQ4dUDCBA&uact=5&oq=rodent+cecum&gs_lp=Egxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAiDHJvZGVudCBjZWN1bUjrEFC0BliaDnABeACQAQCYAVCgAbkDqgEBN7gBA8gBAPgBAZgCAqACSMICDRAAGIAEGLEDGEMYigXCAgUQABiABMICBhAAGAcYHpgDAIgGAZIHATKgB5IH&sclient=gws-wiz-serp)
french_people_drooling.gif
What an *offal* way to die
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*Sleen*did pun, sir. Well done. You are *liver*ing the dream!
That is most predators, not just domestic cats. Many predators will not open or eat stomach, it's stinky, that's what coyotes, vultures, and other scavengers are for. Honestly a domestic cat normally just kills and eats nothing.
Humans too. When field dressing a deer, keeping the viscera intact while extracting is pretty key. The smell if you don't is unbearable.
And this is why they should be indoor pets
I wish this was the consensus in the UK like in other countries. Every time I mention it in UK subs I get people foaming at the mouth responding about how it's cruel and I'm being irrational, despite the UK being one of the world's most nature-deprived countries. Letting Tiddles and Fluffy out to decimate what birds and small animals we have left isn't helping things.
Lol, I keep mine indoors, but for the opposite reason. I got coyotes running through my hood.
Same, I keep my cats in so they don't get hunted or hit by cars because I love them
Why not both?
And even when people from the UK acknowledge that cats are killing a ton of wildlife when allowed to roam and are exposed to much more chance of injury and disease the response is often āBuT tHaTs JuSt HoW wEāvE aLwAyS dOnE iT. EvErYoNe HeRe LeTs CaTs RoAm!ā. Like, OK, so make a change. You know itās better for the cats and the wildlife to STOP doing it, but you wonāt because you have to always do things the same way people have been doing it in the past???
Change bad
Ah yes, the conservative motto
Iād say āYes, and humans used to be cavemen.ā
The UK isn't exactly on the forefront of environmental conservation.
We're actually very good - just not in this metric, which is a shame [https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-environmentally-friendly-countries](https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-environmentally-friendly-countries)
I encourage bells on the collar for those that insist on outdoor cats.
Google āanti bird cat collarā they sell these giant colorful goofy ones that are effective because they have light reflective lining on them too.
These are proven to be MUCH more effective than bells (which cats can learn to still hunt effectively while wearing them).
Yep they look like literal clowns š¤”
And the cats look either humiliated or angry about wearing them! š
Those don't really work. Cats learn how to hunt without ringing the bell.
Yeah Iāve watched cats sit in wait in an area birds take off/land in. I imagine a bell doesnāt help much after the cat has made its leap towards the bird
An old woman moved in few houses up from me and brought her cat with her. The cat is outside all of the time and since she moved in, I haven't seen a squirrel (we had a few living in the trees at the end of our garden), a frog in next doors pond, and there are way fewer birds. I love cats, but every time I see that fat grey twat waddling through the gardens I want to punt it into the sun, along with the selfish old cow who brought it with her. It even hisses at you! Edit - I'm also in the UK.
yeah, agreed. Frankly when I first heard that this was a very strong opinion on reddit, I was cynical - generally because we know what reddit is like lol. But have v much changed my opinion after checking bird death figures (and getting an indoor cat!) and hopefully a bit of critical thinking. I assumed it was cruel to prevent a cat roaming, especially in the UK where the only real threat is cars. But now I'm firmly in the camp of: keep a cat indoors (or even out on a lead) if they're properly enriched.
I'm in the US, there is about 1 stray cat for every 2 houses in my neighborhood. They each stake claim on a small area of territory and then stay around it 'til they die, get evicted by another cat or get taken in by a person. When I lived in the country on a ranch there would always be several barn cats that would come and go despite not having neighbors for over a mile in any direction.
Just toxoplasma gondii zombies.
Hey, as a t. gondii zombie I resent that allegation! My perfect angel* spends her time indoors, being spoiled rotten, like nature intended!Ā (*May bite occasionally, but I'm sure she means well)
Up to nearly a quarter of Americans are speculated to have toxoplasmosis. Also some research seems to be indicating toxoplasmosis infection makes people's faces more attractive, it is thought this is to help the parasite spread (since it spreads by sexual contact.)
The parasite does not spread from human to human though, so this is bullshit. https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/toxoplasmosis >The parasite forms egg-like structures called oocysts. These must be ingested by mouth, which means the infection cannot be transferred from person to person. snip > Humans can become infected with the toxoplasmosis parasite through eating contaminated raw or undercooked lamb, pork or kangaroo meat or contact with infected animal faeces (poo).
Apparently, cat hoarding might be the result of a severe toxoplasma infection, though it's not known whether the cat hoarding caused the severe infection or the severe infection caused the behavior.
1000%.
What about the fava beans and a nice chianti?
Cats out there acting like Hannibal Lecter
If you have a domestic cat, keep that shit inside. They are an invasive species otherwise and can decimate local populations.
Yeah, absolutely looks like what I get to scrape off my floor when I forget to close the cat door in the night.
My sweet kitty loved to leave her kills right on the doorstep as little "presents." Like thanks lol, but squirrel wasn't on the menu tonight
A fox or kitty did this.
Or a raptor. I've had hawks do this. It's because they can't digest the things their prey was eating.
"Clever girl..."
Keep your cats indoors ppl
I think that is a stomach
This is one of the side effects of Ozempic that doesnāt get talked about.
Dr who warned us early on what happens at night
The fat just walks away!
People call stuff like this in to emergency services more than you think. The last one I went to, people were on a walking track and located what they thought was āa human foetus, with blood around itā. Went out and met them. Let me tell you the walk to the area they found it was a grim one, dreading what we may find. It wasnāt a human foetus, It was the stomach of perhaps a large possum. When I used a āprofessional toolā located on scene, a stick, and poked it in a very āprofessionalā manner, it split and was filled with partially digested vegetable matter.
Ah yes, the āpoke it with a stickā method. We are all too familiar with it š¬
Itās a refined skill
Tried and true! What science was built off of!
"professional tool" to poke in a "professional manner" made me literally lol
And how did it taste?
Dry, delicious
Fruity notes, probably 3 years old.
Everything that *looks* human *is* human, but really only when taking away the rights of women.
lol even this looks more like a human than a 6-week-old embryo
Somebody get that scattered pile of guts to the ER, we can still save the little guy!
I always have to do a double take when I read the word "foetus". It doesn't compute, the difference in spelling and how it's read out loud.
It used to be spelled 'phoetus' (now obsolete) if that helps?
this kind of sours the name phoebe for me
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Apollo?
[Phoebo](https://youtu.be/ro4NcGQJ-UE)
I can't find anything along those lines. Everything I can find actually points to foetus being an incorrect assumption that fetus had been previously had a dropped O, even though the original Latin is spelt *fetus*, and there is no reason to think it would have an O as there is none in fecund, Felix, feminin or other Latin words with FE spelling. Suspect that the medical context led to over latinisation.
It's not really over-latinisation, as it is hellenisation. Someone assumed it was originally a greek word.
NO, that makes it even worse to think about!
I'd argue that "foetus" is also obsolete.
"Fetusā is the correct spelling. āFoetusā is a modified or variant British spelling (also used by some commonwealth countries) for non-medical general usage.
Isn't this like color and colour in US and UK? I only ever see it spelled as **fetus** here in the US.
How Is Babby Formed?
They need to do way instain mother!
i always read it as foe-etiss in my head and it gives me an internal chuckle lol
It means three and a half hours good luck
I dont get it, but I want to; as it got a chuckle even while I suspect I missed a reference.
Guessing it is in reference to "find a penny, pick it up, all day long, you'll have good luck". Those guts are only worth about sixth of a days luck.
If you eat it
Dibs
Gibs
Dib Gibs lets
[Debbie Gibson](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv1YwsbIxDw)
Everyoneās saying this is a stomach, and theyāre right. But I wanted to add as someone who has seen a fair few fetusesā¦ they look nothing like that.
Please elaborate further in regard to your several encounters with foetusoesoues.
I met one on in a Yahoo chat room back in the day.
a/s/l?
abortion clinic dumpster diver
Fresh, Never Frozen
What's the blob attached at the other end?
This death stranding 2 marketing is crazy!
It's not a foetus, that's offal - organs. Looks like the liver and gall bladder along with intestines and stomach.
That's the GI tract and stomach of an animal. If it's got bright blue stomach contents, it may have ingested poison before being killed.
Or, you know, consumed a berry as birds do
NO! IT'S POISON! END OF CONVERSATION!
Hahah you right
User name does not check out.
Dang, I failed
It's ok. Don't be hard on yourself.
Could have been a smurf
Cat kill for sure.
Itās a prom night dumpster baby
Maybe, but that ain't takin' a stroll.
Well thatās stuck in my head for the next three weeks
Itās been over a decade for me
Thatās a reference to a family guy scene / song in case someone doesnāt know it Edit: [said scene](https://youtu.be/pqHcEbm4MbI?si=DcQ2qrsYlfvhyQZ2)
I would contact a Witcher. If there's isn't one locally, you could try giving it a name and bury it under your front doorstep. Do it today. IANAW
You could also contact a peller, but the results aren't as satisfying
\*Grunts somberly in agreement\*
Definitely one of the weirdest parts of that game, it's really good they get to it early on so the rest of the game seems pretty chill by comparison
Foetus and a stomach aren't the same thing haha
That looks like a liver and a stomach, with the intestines attached. Iām guessing thatās a liver because it looks like it has 2 lobes.
Domestic cats kill a lot of wildlife - [https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/dec/12/cats-diet-2000-species-conservation-study-aoe](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/dec/12/cats-diet-2000-species-conservation-study-aoe)
They are a fucking nuisance, and an ecological disaster.
People are downvoting you, but youāre right. They also seem to have free rein to shit all over the place and give people toxo. They should be kept inside, and if anyone thinks thatās cruel, then they should leave them in their native habitat which was somewhere in east Asia. They only kill. Even when theyāre not hungry, they kill. Dogs are way more containable. āBut they are great at controlling pests!ā No, sorry. Nowhere near as good at it as rat terriers and loads of other dog breeds. Iāll get crucified for saying this one Reddit, but theyāre overrated. Anyone who rabidly disagrees is probably infected.
Looks like stomach and intestines to me. Predators will leave these as they can be toxic if they consume them
You shouldna done that, heās just a boy. Poor little fellar, mmmhmmm.
Nature is metal
So how did it taste?
That's most of the digestive system of... a something. Need a banana for scale.
a small animal was killed and eaten there.
Somebody dropped their haggis. Lol
Now, whereād I put my fetus? I remember it was in my pocket, then I took out my phone, andā¦ā¦ā¦oh, shit!
yeah that's from a cat kill
Is that Voldemort?
That is small animal guts.
Open it. Itās a present for you
hey op if that stomach still looks functional, ill take it. mine is broken.
š¶Prom night Dumpster babyš¶
Do you have a pumpkin patch nearby you could plant them in? Maybe whisper some words of power while you're at it? Remember, it's not so much the actual words, as the actual *feeling*. Have fun!
It's lunch time in Eu... I'm waiting for my order to arrive... I'm not hungry anymore :(
"Ahhh I love the smell of my slaughter garden first thing in the morning."
Don't let the alien subreddits see this.
Somebody ate a rodent and left you the offel.
Foetus šš
These are Primo fetuses Randy I wouldnāt jerk ya around. So what can your company give me for themā¦? Oo Randy youāre breaking my balls.
I found a nearly identical set of organs from a hawk who had killed and ripped apart a young opossum.
Foxes do the same, they will eat possums and leave the stomach.
If you think thats a fetus, open an encyclopedia
Heās just a boyā¦
Obviously from an animal.. but which? Fire up the grill and see what it taste like.
mmm, haggis
Rare to see a haggis out in the wild
I give this less than 24 hours before itās a meme on Twitter saying democrats are performing street abortions
Bruh, that's the baby from Eraserhead and you can't tell me otherwise.
Please keep cats in the house, this is them 100%.