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r/zoology

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Welcome to r/Zoology: A community about the scientific study of the behavior, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals.


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to r/zoology by sensoredphantomz
3 months ago
Do certain animals end up breeding with their own bloodline without knowing since they have multiple babies?
Question
to r/zoology by Individual_Tiger4777
4 months ago
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What animal is this?
Identification
to r/zoology by theoretical_chemist
3 months ago
Tattoo Latin Name - Help!?
Question
to r/zoology by that-wasd-guy
3 months ago
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what is this ting it bit my friend
to r/zoology by DazzlingSir9808
1 month ago
Question about neurotoxic venom and urgency based on location of bite/sting?
to r/zoology by DazzlingSir9808
1 month ago
Any pressing need to clone wild birds?
to r/zoology by CWr4r_TA
1 year ago
Do all non-aquatic animals have the instinct to hold their breath in water? Or do some just drown instantly?
to r/zoology by ChookyTen
1 year ago
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What is this sea creature? Was found on a beach in Victoria, Australia. In groups of hundreds along the beach and in the water as well. It looks like a blue bottle but didn’t have stingers. They would be no larger than a 20 cent coin
in Australia
to r/zoology by crazycritter87
1 year ago
Feild name?
to r/zoology by crazycritter87
1 year ago
animal name lottery...
to r/zoology by Scourge12
1 year ago
polar bear questions
to r/zoology by anonndtalk
1 year ago
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Was at the zoo earlier - why do the baboon's bottoms look like this?
to r/zoology by youngslyboltsup
1 month ago
Went to SD Zoo today and witnessed an interesting experience with the cheetah and my brother
to r/zoology by Gravity_Chasm
1 year ago
Trying to recall invertebrate species — clam or mussel with fish-like foot from SJG article
to r/zoology by slinderman9
1 year ago
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Is this a vulture? NW GA USA
in Georgia, US
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
hi, you might not remember me but I was showing off my list of animal figures I had collected, the collection has now grown to 650 (608 if you don't count breeds). and I'd like to show it off again in case I got some things wrong
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Alright this is the biggest list post yet. This one is based off of all of the African animals in my collection. There were so many at one point I had to take three pictures to fit them all. As usual the list is in the comments image
Alright this is the biggest list post yet. This one is based off of all of the African animals in my collection. There were so many at one point I had to take three pictures to fit them all. As usual the list is in the comments
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Alright another post about my collection. This one is about my Asian animals. When making my list it really made me appreciate how vast and diverse Asia was, from as far north as Russia to as far south as Indonesia. As usual the list is in the comments image
Alright another post about my collection. This one is about my Asian animals. When making my list it really made me appreciate how vast and diverse Asia was, from as far north as Russia to as far south as Indonesia. As usual the list is in the comments
in Russia
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Hey I got back home earlier than I thought so I can do another part of showing off my collection. This one showed off all the animals on my collection from Australia and the surrounding islands. As usual the list is in the comments image
Hey I got back home earlier than I thought so I can do another part of showing off my collection. This one showed off all the animals on my collection from Australia and the surrounding islands. As usual the list is in the comments
in Australia
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for alright this will be the last collection post for this weekend. I'll continue this on either Friday or Saturday. to finish this weekend we have the polar animals, namley the ones from Greenland and Antarctica. as usual the list is in the comments image
alright this will be the last collection post for this weekend. I'll continue this on either Friday or Saturday. to finish this weekend we have the polar animals, namley the ones from Greenland and Antarctica. as usual the list is in the comments
in Greenland
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for thank you for all the support on the last animal collection post. I'm sure the rest of these won't disappoint. as usual the list of animals will be in the comments below image
thank you for all the support on the last animal collection post. I'm sure the rest of these won't disappoint. as usual the list of animals will be in the comments below
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for so people said they'd like me to post my collection of animal figurines here. so Im going to be taking pictures based off of where the animals come from as mentioned on the list, which I'll leave in the comments. I'll upload one group per day every weekend image
so people said they'd like me to post my collection of animal figurines here. so Im going to be taking pictures based off of where the animals come from as mentioned on the list, which I'll leave in the comments. I'll upload one group per day every weekend
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
a question about something I can post
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
I finally got to 400 animals on my list!
to r/zoology by gliscornumber1
1 year ago
Are there cheetahs in Asia?