Jul 20, 2007 · Many wild animals, especially mammals and birds, don't really make "cool" pets. They aren't as strictly instinctive as our beloved herps and inverts, so they tend to develop severe behavioral anomalies very easy in captivity without appropriate behavioral enrichment - which can be tricky for many species.

Sep 1, 2024 · Like a saber toothed tiger (a siberian tiger engineered to have smilodon fatalis like canine teeth). A lot of people frown on this sort of thing, but without extreme mastery over genetics, the world will be a sad place when the next mass extinction takes its toll.

Feb 10, 2012 · There is a gray squirrel here walking crooked with its head tilted and the other squirrels are chasing it away, but it's a healthy weight and I don't see any visible injury. It's hiding in a shrub now and keeps slmost falling over, what might be wrong with it?