#it's mountain lion

[slavicgerman]

Two Mountain Lions.

[specss00]

tried to types “bestie”but accidentally typed “beastie”. And i feel like that’s more accurate. reblog if you’re a BEASTIE not a BESTIE

[brainfreeze27]

listen to iron maiden baby with me

[choscar-op81]

[maastrichtiana]

the mountain lions are unwittingly practicing witchcraft to improve their hunting chances and leaving patches of terra preta behind

[tsalala]

A portrait of Nemesis, also known as Waya Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile Photographed by Benjamin Valenzuela Wallis

[zakeno]

firesetter (2024)kiernan sjursen-lien i painted this months ago, but today, the mountains we call home still burn. if you're in los angeles during this crisis, please stay safe- whether you are human, or not.

[warmfuzzyanimal]

chrimmy gift for @detectivebrony :0]

[zooophagous]

As much as we Americans give guff (and rightfully so) to Europeans for being so weird about nature, let's not forget that Americans are super not immune to it either.

Americans insist constantly that coyotes are going to attack children (your child is exponentially more likely to be seriously injured by their own dog) or that coyotes lure dogs to their deaths by leading them into the waiting pack (your stupid idiot dog with no recall chased a pack of coyotes that fought back and suddenly the coyotes are at fault here?)

But the one that drove me insane the most was the guy who shot the first opossum to be documented this far north in hundreds of years because he was afraid that a 3 pound opossum was going to kill his dog.

It's barely bigger than a guinea pig I promise you it's not going to eat your fucking husky you brain dead idiot loser. Stop being such a mindless coward.

[wayward-delver]

I made a discovery...

[organicmatter]

sleeping puma - photos by me

[specss00]

Any other therians getting really strong denning urges as winter gets nearer? I am also unconsciously keeping my room colder at night. i feel like i should be curled in a den with my cubs

[letmeinimafairy]

This pebble with a thick calcite streak at the top was already fang-shaped, so I thought I'll try to keep the form as best as I could. Second attempt at stone carving, a big feline (puma? snow leopard?) on a cliff.

[jagalart]

Hue 25

Today's entry is for the lovely @auxon thanks to whom I discovered a new, cool plant featured here - the sagebrush! They have such a lovely, unusual color, perfect for this entry. <3

[snototter]

A female cougar (Puma concolor) with two cubs in Torres del Paine, Chile

by Richard McManus