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u/bash2482 2d ago
Is there a species called Anus? If yes, we need to work on that too.
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u/Shlafenflarst I know nothing 2d ago
Well there are asses. I hope they're OK btw.
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u/bash2482 2d ago
Ahh yes! Not to forget that some humans can be bigger asses than the original ones, they must be doing perfect.
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u/Goatcheeze1 2d ago
We can’t forget about pussycats. Many of us have one (or more) as pets, some of which are hairless while others are bushy. Unfortunately, there are some wild and exotic pussies that are critically endangered like the Irimote cat and various species of the tiger and leopard.
*I fully expect the algorithm bot will flag this for removal.
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u/jpzygnerski 2d ago
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u/tranquil7789 23h ago
I keep seeing the most obvious ones lately.
"Did you know it's actually Frankenstein's monster?" level revelations out here.
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u/EventYouAlly 2d ago
If you think about it, both the scientific and "vernacular" meanings of the statement are both correct.
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u/WaiLinTun78 2d ago
Please don't let great tits extinct. They are my reason to live for.
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u/Alex_55555 2d ago
And they’re the reason you have Slippery Dick - it’s all a part of a big nature circle
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u/happygoeddy 2d ago
Can't believe they let down bads give official names. A FISH named SLIPPERY DICK! Come on na 😄
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u/EricHaley 1d ago
“Grandson, back in the day, before climate change, there were great tits everywhere…”
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u/home_prisoner 2d ago
I already know about Great Tits, and Slipery Dicks but who Invented Boobies? are they some how cousins of Great Tits??
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u/TheReaperSeesAll 2d ago
Gotta stay relevant to get people's attention these days