A popular villain. Everybody loves the villain. I prefer villains over heroes in most media anyways
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Bias thats my middle name
No its not a popular villain you clearly don't know about the bald guy with a shotgun
I miss your cute seal PFP. You seem so angry and shouty now.
Elmer Fudd? Yeah, of course I do. I also know of Gossamer, Marvin the Martian, Mugsy.
Wile E. Coyote is popular. Didn't you hear about the movie they're making?
Yes which is why I was so happy with the chicken
Only real ones know Wiley..
As someone who grows up on an rural region of Brazil, it's always funny to me seeing some people struggling to realize that animals exotic from them are someone else wild animals.
Capybaras are a prime example, outside of SA they are just cute and adorable, here in they habitat? They are still quite adorable, just don't come closer to them or they might pass you spotted fever, oh and you probably don't want them around your farm considering they will eat your crops, and they might kill your pet (personal experience here, my grandpa dog almost died because he come to close to a capybara, he is fine nowadays though).
And the same is valid for several animals, coatis, jaguars, giant otters, most other carnivores, tapirs, birds of prey and even monkeys sometimes. What i am trying to say is that, don't assume that just because an animal isn't causing trouble on your garden, doesn't mean he isn't causing trouble in someone else garden.
Also a more important note: no animal is a pest, it's not they fault that for survive in this shrinking world they will eventually enter people territory.
Capybaras are a prime example, outside of SA they are just cute and adorable, here in they habitat? They are still quite adorable, just don't come closer to them or they might pass you spotted fever, oh and you probably don't want them around your farm considering they will eat your crops, and they might kill your pet (personal experience here, my grandpa dog almost died because he come to close to a capybara, he is fine nowadays though).
And the same is valid for several animals, coatis, jaguars, giant otters, most other carnivores, tapirs, birds of prey and even monkeys sometimes. What i am trying to say is that, don't assume that just because an animal isn't causing trouble on your garden, doesn't mean he isn't causing trouble in someone else garden.
Also a more important note: no animal is a pest, it's not they fault that for survive in this shrinking world they will eventually enter people territory.
You must be loving a tonne of this thread then amiright
Why do you think I name my original characters Quell? My username is DarthQuell for a reason, Villain ElleYou must be loving a tonne of this thread then amiright
Ngl, the dingo is proof that I end up liking every animal that ends up getting into the game in some way or another because look at it, it's beautiful. I wouldn't be giving praise to the dingo in the year of the lord 2020.
Ik! I love the Dingo but I feel like the Coyote is really showing how much Frontier has improved since then
Australia Pack holds up for the most part. The koala is a little odd, and the kangaroo is ok, but the dingo and cassowary are
Why do you think I name my original characters Quell? My username is DarthQuell for a reason, Villain Elle
The dingo still looks pretty good IMO, it's one of the animals that's held up the best since 2020. It's not perfect but not far off either:
About labelling species as "pests". This is a humancentric term, there is nothing scientific about it.
We can't be mad about wild animals expressing their nature and needing to eat. A fox ate my grandma's chickens that I helped raise when I was a kid. I was devastated and hated foxes for a while, because I had child logic and thought the fox was somehow malicious. The fox was just being a fox. I grew up a little bit and learned to adore foxes again. And to build better coops. It was our fault the poor chicks fell prey, not the hungry fox, probably trying to feed her cubs as it was spring. This was in England, but I think coyotes or something got to my American grandma's chickens too (could have been my grandpa)
But my grandparents are all awesome so they were just happy to have wildlife around (and did not replace the chickens as they felt so guilty).
We can't be mad about wild animals expressing their nature and needing to eat. A fox ate my grandma's chickens that I helped raise when I was a kid. I was devastated and hated foxes for a while, because I had child logic and thought the fox was somehow malicious. The fox was just being a fox. I grew up a little bit and learned to adore foxes again. And to build better coops. It was our fault the poor chicks fell prey, not the hungry fox, probably trying to feed her cubs as it was spring. This was in England, but I think coyotes or something got to my American grandma's chickens too (could have been my grandpa
)But my grandparents are all awesome so they were just happy to have wildlife around (and did not replace the chickens as they felt so guilty).
The whole not hopping thing stemed from the fact that the sifaka was behaving completely unnatural in the shown pictures. So being afraid they dont include the hoping when the "evidence" very clearly pointed to them just being a lemur clone wasnt the craziest thing.
Hoping was include ofcourse, but the original concern that they are just a lemur clone still turned out to be true, in part atleast.
I love Gods world and I kill Wild Animals for foodAbout labelling species as "pests". This is a humancentric term, there is nothing scientific about it.
We can't be mad about wild animals expressing their nature and needing to eat. A fox ate my grandma's chickens that I helped raise when I was a kid. I was devastated and hated foxes for a while, because I had child logic and thought the fox was somehow malicious. The fox was just being a fox. I grew up a little bit and learned to adore foxes again. And to build better coops. It was our fault the poor chicks fell prey, not the hungry fox, probably trying to feed her cubs as it was spring. This was in England, but I think coyotes or something got to my American grandma's chickens too (could have been my grandpa