Brutkey

Sharkitty :sparkletrans:
@sharkitty@transgirl.cafe

We saw nutrias / coypus with @stupeflo@pipou.academy , a big rodent that looks like a beaver, but ain't a beaver, called ragondin in French. They're huuuuuuuuge neocat_aww
The funny thing is we watched zombeaver the previous day so seeing these animals is uhm, uhm, thankfully they're not zombies x3

(There are 8 pics on this post, so if you only see 4, open it on remote instance)

A coypu on a dirt track. You can see that the size of the coypu os quite significant, as its length is over half the track width. A coypu in the grass, it's the same one as on the pevious picture. A coypu swimming in the river. Fun fact: I saw this coypu and couldn't take my phone fast enough for a pic, so I went further downstream and waited for it to pass to take this photo. A coypu chilling in the water. A coypu eating something in the water. Probably bread. Two coypus swimming next to each other. A coypu swimming next to a big fish. A carp perhaps. A coypu swimming next to a big fish. A carp perhaps.
Dr. Sobek
@Sobex@social.sciences.re

@sharkitty@transgirl.cafe @stupeflo@pipou.academy They are big rodents, but they are no beavers.

Beavers are amongst the three animals who can fall trees, and those cannot.

(The other two animals being the human and the elephant).

Sharkitty :sparkletrans:
@sharkitty@transgirl.cafe

@stupeflo@pipou.academy @Sobex@social.sciences.re corrected