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   wecatsgocomics said, 3 months ago

   And B.F. is going along with them — why?
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   Nabuquduriuzhur said, 3 months ago

   While motion makes it easier to notice something, much of the time in the field, it’s looking for what doesn’t belong. The dark lizard on a rock. The patch of bright color in a tree that turns out to be a bird.

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   sound is pretty important, though. When I look for lizards on the desert, the scrabbling sound of claws under a rock is often the first sign. I’ve occasionally seen red-breasted nuthatches, but that “beep-beep-beep” they make is very common. (Unfortunately, seems like most people of my age group blew their hearing with loud music, and they can’t even pick up loud bird calls.)
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   Hillbillyman said, 3 months ago

   GIve the man his dog back you big bullys.
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   pcolli said, 3 months ago

   @wecatsgocomics

   Dogs are pack animals. Besides which he’s being pushed.
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   Swiftbow said, 3 months ago

   I always wondered where Alan Grant was pulling that particular “fact” from. You can’t exactly judge visual acuity based on fossils, other than judging basic binocular vision and directional range.
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   Bruno Zeigerts said, 3 months ago

   @Swiftbow

   In the sequel The Lost World, Michael Chrichton made fun of that line, something to the effect of, ‘Probably some idiot who thinks T-Rex’s visual acuity is based on motion’.
   I believe the new Land of the Lost movie had fun riffing on preconceptions about T-Rex.
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   T_Lexi said, 3 months ago

   B.F. will decide he doesn’t want to join this “pack” and go back to his mailman – pretty soon, I hope…
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   DoodleDaysComics said, 3 months ago

   Poor Mr. Mailman.
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   Jon Hra said, 3 months ago

   @DoodleDaysComics

   Yeah, it’s a bummer and you can tell the little dog isn’t used to being around “scoundrel” dogs. :)
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    Dogyn Hood said, 3 months ago

    Let’s hope someone’s human straightens this out. They have good intentions but….
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