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nihilistmagpie:

pappkameradinnenparkplatz:

theflowofink:

cloakedsparrow:

sighinastorm:

burningmanonacid:

elodieunderglass:

I felt like I needed to clarify some things before we could continue any more conversations on this godforsaken website.

I’m very proud of the European Robin, I think I really captured it.

ALSO A DADDY LONG LEGS is different in the UK vs USA. I learned that by arguing with some Brits because they said there was a daddy long legs on the wall, i looked and only saw an insect, argued with them all for 45 minutes until we all looked it up and saw that we were both correct.

British badger:  jovial fellow, eats toast and jam.  Might invite you in for a cuppa with the Mrs.  Agricultural nuisance.

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American badger: pallas cat of a wolverine.  Very defensive.  Fuck immediately off. 

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Bonus African badger:  Silverback gorilla of mustelids.  Should be a cryptid.  Bro, don’t even.  You are nothing to him.

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That’s where all the cute badger shit comes from! Thank you. I have never understood why anyone would depict them as cute little forest creatures because they will fuck you up. I didn’t know the UK had polite garden badgers.

It’s weird because in the redwall, written by a brit, badgers are basically viking berserkers.

Important!

Not weird at all. European badgers are still known to be very aggressive when it comes to defending their territory. A Swedish folktale is that you need to put pine cones or hardtack in your boots in case a badger decides to bite you since it won’t let go until it hears bones breaking.