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⌈ Secret Post #3253 ⌋

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[Fallout]

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[Colonel Fitzwilliam, Pride and Prejudice 1995 miniseries]

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[Master and Commander/Aubrey/Maturin series]

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[Undertale]

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[Justified]

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[Fury, Don/Boyd]

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(The Pioneer Woman/Ree Drummond)

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[Interworld]

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spiders. spiders are bros that keep gross insects from infesting your house. spiders.

I like them because they come in so many different shapes and sizes and colours.

spiders protect my garden, luv them

this. Spiders are cool and they don't get the love they deserve. and their webs are beautiful.

one of the many extinct undiscovered ones, probably

Crows for their intelligence.

Or cuttlefish for how alien they are.

I like crows, and yes, partly because they are super-smart.

I used to know someone who had a pet crow he literally raised from an egg. They're very smart birds and they have a lot of charisma.

insects as a whole

Sea slugs. Specifically, nudibranchs.

They look like IRL Pokemon. How are they NOT highly esteemed and beloved the world over? >:(

They are pretty dang beloved by divers and marine biologists. :)

Bats

They eat mosquitos. Mosquitos kill more people than any other animals. Bats rock.

Bats also eat flies and termites. Bats are awesome.

Snakes

I like snakes too. They make pretty cool apartment pets (obviously you shouldn't have a poisonous one for a pet) but they don't make a lot of noise or need a lot of room to run around or poop all over the place.

the blobfish

and not because the dead ones that are exploding due to lack of pressure look funny

Moths, maybe?

Motherfuckers evolved from being active in the daylight to active at night (to avoid birds) and are now going back to being active in the day again.

Moths are the unsung night shift heroes of the animal kingdom.

Re: What is the most underrated animal?

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Some do

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I vote octopus. A lot of them are really smart they've got some utterly incredible defense mechanisms.

Rats.

Best pet. Extremely intelligent and incredibly emotionally intuitive.

All other rodent pets are not good pets, imo.

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Eared Doves.

Giraffes. They are awesome and it's sad that more people don't realize it.

Also, pigs are pretty intelligent but most people just think they're disgusting.

Chickens!

Or maybe slaters

Octopuses are basically magic.

But then, I guess most people know that, so they're not very underrated.

Bees are so freaking important to the world. I guess that they do get some of their due ("symbol of industry" and all that), but I just really don't want to live in a world without bees. This is what I would bring to the apocalypse/survival scenario: not technology, and certainly not weapons. I'm bringing BEES.