April 13, 201610 yr comment_845359 Of this particular species, the males live 2-3 years and the females live 10-15. Around me they would live 2-3 seconds. Report
April 13, 201610 yr comment_845360 Of this particular species, the males live 2-3 years and the females live 10-15.Around me they would live 2-3 seconds. Haha, you and me both. Report
April 13, 201610 yr comment_845362 I always read the body language when stroking and playing with pussycats. The punt kittens was a code word for rolling TOP.OK then, I'm relieved! I respect you and after talking with you it is hard to imagine you abusing a pussycat. I could never abuse something I enjoy the company of as much as a nice warm, soft pussycat. Report
April 13, 201610 yr comment_845366 Very much agreed on the ecological role. Wow, had no idea they lived that long. Quite fascinating! This made me curious, and to the extent we have records, the longest-lived spider made it to 28 years old. It was apparently a tarantula from Mexico. That record, and longevity records for other animals (dogs, rabbits, goldfish, etc.) from here: http://webecoist.momtastic.com/2010/07/13/grand-paws-10-of-the-worlds-longest-lived-animals/(The most interesting one on their list was a koi that made it to 226 years old!) Report
April 13, 201610 yr comment_845691 So, as I said, we have a Scottish Fold. He's very fat and lazy, but also very intelligent; love that about cats http://s29.postimg.org/83i3qwqtz/Buc.png Edited April 13, 201610 yr by ccabal86 Report
April 13, 201610 yr Author comment_845698 So, as I said, we have a Scottish Fold. He's very fat and lazy, but also very intelligent; love that about catshttp://s29.postimg.org/83i3qwqtz/Buc.png Omg! How cute is that face!? I want to scratch and rub and cuddle your pussycat! I love his expression. What's his name? Report
April 13, 201610 yr comment_845705 Well, he has a Hungarian name (Bucó - pronounced "bootso") which roughly means "fluffy and soft ball" Quite accurate. Report
April 22, 201610 yr comment_848690 Very much agreed on the ecological role. Wow, had no idea they lived that long. Quite fascinating! This made me curious, and to the extent we have records, the longest-lived spider made it to 28 years old. It was apparently a tarantula from Mexico. That record, and longevity records for other animals (dogs, rabbits, goldfish, etc.) from here: http://webecoist.momtastic.com/2010/07/13/grand-paws-10-of-the-worlds-longest-lived-animals/(The most interesting one on their list was a koi that made it to 226 years old!) Last year they found an abnormally large sydney funnel webspider with a 2m wide nest that they believe to be between 25 to 30 years old. Not much of a pet to keep unless you're a venomologist. Report
October 8, 20179 yr comment_922106 delete Edited October 8, 20179 yr by DeathMerchant Spam. Needs deletion. Report
February 27, 20188 yr comment_940068 behold the local mopus domesticus. https://i.imgur.com/h2e6vpn.png Necro yes. But doggo. Report
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