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Anonymous 7/11/2025, 8:20:42 AM No.5014773 >>5014894 >>5015123 >>5015669 >>5025441
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I came to chomp cactus and reach page 10...

...and I don't see no cactus
Anonymous 7/11/2025, 11:06:15 AM No.5014822
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Anonymous 7/11/2025, 11:25:31 AM No.5014826
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Anonymous 7/11/2025, 2:49:42 PM No.5014865
Im visiting my dad in Vero Beach, FL and I took a walk on the each early this morning. Saw this massive gopher tortoise having breakfast
Anonymous 7/11/2025, 2:51:11 PM No.5014866
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Sorry, forgot the pic
Anonymous 7/11/2025, 5:08:42 PM No.5014894 >>5014903
>>5014773 (OP)
What's up with turtles and their instinct to chew everything green?
Anonymous 7/11/2025, 5:15:41 PM No.5014899
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Anonymous 7/11/2025, 5:28:40 PM No.5014903
>>5014894
The picky ones starved to death.
Anonymous 7/12/2025, 1:56:37 AM No.5015109
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Anonymous 7/12/2025, 3:33:56 AM No.5015123 >>5015147
>>5014773 (OP)
Whenever I walk by one of these little frens on the golf course I give them a little old shell rub
>And then I take out my 4 iron
Anonymous 7/12/2025, 5:11:04 AM No.5015147
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>>5015123

A sand trap requires a wedge you insipid squirrel chaser
Anonymous 7/12/2025, 5:19:00 AM No.5015149
Test
Anonymous 7/13/2025, 3:25:43 PM No.5015669
>>5014773 (OP)
That's a weird looking lizard....
Anonymous 7/13/2025, 4:15:25 PM No.5015679
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Anonymous 7/13/2025, 4:26:16 PM No.5015681
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Anonymous 7/17/2025, 2:40:14 AM No.5017767 >>5017905
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Woah, getting a little too close there.
Let me guide you back, fella
Anonymous 7/17/2025, 7:54:01 AM No.5017905 >>5017934 >>5018655
>>5017767
What the fuck was his problem.
Anonymous 7/17/2025, 9:00:47 AM No.5017934 >>5018655
>>5017905
Driver cut him off earlier.
Anonymous 7/17/2025, 10:31:14 AM No.5017949 >>5018599 >>5018658 >>5018967
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Anonymous 7/18/2025, 2:14:39 PM No.5018599
>>5017949
you can say Tugga, but Tugger is our word
Anonymous 7/18/2025, 4:38:33 PM No.5018655
>>5017905
>>5017934
The problem is right there on the grill with that emblem.
Anonymous 7/18/2025, 4:45:52 PM No.5018658
>>5017949
teenage mutant nigga turtle
Anonymous 7/19/2025, 6:46:33 AM No.5018967 >>5019129
>>5017949
ayo wuz gud in da hood
Anonymous 7/19/2025, 4:31:08 PM No.5019129 >>5027417
>>5018967
We wuz dinosaurs n shiieeeet.
Anonymous 7/25/2025, 12:01:37 AM No.5021905
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Anonymous 7/27/2025, 5:59:42 AM No.5022840
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Anonymous 7/27/2025, 5:41:03 PM No.5022984 >>5026872
What would change about turtle behavior if we gave them all little skateboards?
Anonymous 7/29/2025, 7:30:23 PM No.5023855
koko
Anonymous 7/30/2025, 1:46:39 PM No.5024210 >>5024315
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>gular horn used to joust with rival males and flip them over
>serrated beak used to shred plants
>thick scaly front legs used as shields when curled up in shell
>back leg spurs which are used to kick at predators trying to get them from behind
I apologize sulcata tortoise, I was unaware of your game
Anonymous 7/30/2025, 9:16:00 PM No.5024315
>>5024210
Holy shit why is the left one's ass so huge?
Anonymous 8/2/2025, 3:22:29 AM No.5025441
>>5014773 (OP)
Hahaha! Slow!
Anonymous 8/2/2025, 3:33:39 AM No.5025452
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This dude was chilling in my yard a couple months ago.
Anonymous 8/5/2025, 1:39:35 PM No.5026872
>>5022984
Them being slow is what is preventing them from becoming pure evil so probably nothing good.
Anonymous 8/6/2025, 4:27:34 PM No.5027417 >>5027784
>>5019129
was there any dinosaurs that were actually related to testudines though?
Anonymous 8/7/2025, 7:52:32 AM No.5027784
>>5027417
Testudine history has always been extremely foggy but most genetic evidence always aligns them in the Archelosauria clade so not directly archosaurs like birds, dinos and crocodiles but closely related. It really throws you in for a loop how these rocks with legs are more genetically related to chickens than they are to lizards.