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Mysterious Web-Footed “Ghost Dog” Caught on Camera

The elusive canids deliberately avoid humans

Deep in the Amazon rainforest lives a seldom-seen beast known as the short-eared “ghost dog.” There’s an air of mystery surrounding the wild dogs because it uses its keen sense of smell and hearing to avoid humans, which means information about them is scant—for example, there are only four museum specimens in existence. Now, new research published in the journal Neotropical Biology and Conservation is finally shedding some light on these cryptic canids. True to their name, the short-eared dogs (Atelocynus microtis) have small round ears, short legs, long bushy tails, and partially webbed paws (similar to other canids in the Amazon). According to previous research, they primarily feed on fish, insects, and small mammals, but have also shown a predilection for scavenging the cadavers of larger animals...

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Cottontail Rabbits in combat!!! - TX, USA

For UK folk, in the wake of the appalling new gender segregationist rules coming into force this week, here is a small way to help.

The insult is tros de quòniam. "Tros de" means "piece of" in Catalan, while "quoniam" is not a word that exists in Catalan outside of this expression. Instead, it means "because" in Latin. Thus, it means "piece of because". Can you guess what this insult refers to?

It means a stupid person who acts like they know everything, they go around giving explanations on why things are the way they are, being pedantic about it (thus the Latin), but they are stupid and are always wrong about it.