The BAAAAAWWWWWWWWWW Thread

New Home · 22-10-2015 03:26PM

New Home · 22-10-2015 03:34PM

New Home · 22-10-2015 03:45PM

New Home · 23-10-2015 11:22AM

e_e · 23-10-2015 03:03PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bW-3XDDloXU

rawr

New Home · 23-10-2015 06:12PM

New Home · 24-10-2015 10:49AM

I'm probably the odd one out, but I do think this is 'BAAAAAWWWWWWWWWW-worthy'.

Lyaiera · 24-10-2015 11:13AM

Alicat · 24-10-2015 02:58PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibUzDIWhsFg

New Home · 24-10-2015 06:36PM

The slumber party cats sleep

New Home · 24-10-2015 06:36PM

True love

New Home · 24-10-2015 09:05PM

bnt · 24-10-2015 10:55PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eStXV_TYFFw

Canis Lupus · 25-10-2015 07:40AM

^^ 17 minute video and there's no actual moment of release just some text followed supposedly by a clip of a mother with two fawns months down the line.

I'm no deerologist but I'm thinking if a fawn is abandoned by its mother and said fawn spends an undisclosed amount of time with a human, the mother isn't going to take back the fawn which looked still very dependent on milk, so if he released the fawn I'm thinking it died of starvation.

New Home · 25-10-2015 09:05AM

I agree, if it didn't die of starvation it probably ended up as dinner for a bear or a wolf.

Even touching the fawn with bare hands would've made its mother abandon it - it's often enough for them to smell a human on their babies for them to do so. And the way the poor fawn was running after that man, it's pretty obvious it considered it its parent...

In the Alps, for instance, when they're cutting the hay and they have to move a fawn from the grass, they use handfuls of grass as a buffer to pick up the fawn and move it, they wouldn't touch it directly.

Hopefully that chap kept an eye on the fawn, so that if the doe didn't take it back, he took it back in...

e_e · 25-10-2015 05:21PM

https://vine.co/v/OwgZ9eA6zWA

New Home · 25-10-2015 08:43PM

Paddy Cow · 25-10-2015 11:07PM

Charlie said to Ruby today "Hi Ruby, I love you". Of course Ruby ignored him :pac:

New Home · 25-10-2015 11:10PM

I can't see any picture so I have to ask - is Charlie a young child or a talking bird? And what species is Ruby? 'cause if she's a goldfish I'm not surprised...

Paddy Cow · 25-10-2015 11:15PM

New Home wrote: »

I can't see any picture so I have to ask - is Charlie a young child or a talking bird? And what species is Ruby? 'cause if she's a goldfish I'm not surprised...

I posted a picture of Ruby my African Grey parrot awhile ago. Charlie is my male parrot who is trying to get her to like him. He wasn't a great talker when he first came to me but his language has picked up immemsely. He's starting to speak in context and not just repeating things. He starting saying "good boy Ruby" because I say "good boy Charlie" to him and he was smart enough to think telling Ruby she's a good boy would be a good thing to say. My heart melted today when he told her he loves her