snooggums @lemmy.world Saber toothed tigers should be called walrus cats.
43 1 ReplyMalfeasant @lemm.ee Technically they're closer to sea lions than seals... So really, sea lions should have been called sea tigers, than walrus would be saber-toothed sea tigers...
14 0 ReplyPudutr0n @feddit.cl OP This guy walruses.
4 0 ReplyMalfeasant @lemm.ee goo goo gajoo...
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TranquilTurbulence @lemmy.zip Can we also call spiders “saber-toothed ants”? Oh, and then there’s also “saber-toothed worms”.
I’m sure none of this will trigger anyone.
27 3 ReplyPudutr0n @feddit.cl OP I like how you think.
17 2 ReplyUnknown1234_5 @lemmy.world You're going places
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𝕽𝖚𝖆𝖎𝖉𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖌𝖍 @midwest.social 13 0 ReplyMr_Blott @feddit.uk *Walrii
9 0 Replyjedibob5 @lemmy.world "I am the saber-toothed seal" doesn't have quite the same ring to it, though...
9 0 ReplyHootinNHollerin @lemmy.world Coo coo ca choo
9 0 ReplyPudutr0n @feddit.cl OP Their own fault for using a misnomer.
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Melatonin @lemmy.dbzer0.com Can we get a evolutionary scientist in here?
I understand sabre-teeth have come up a few times in the record. Are walrus sabre-toothed for real?
11 2 ReplyPudutr0n @feddit.cl OP Don't worry, I did my own research.
16 0 ReplySam, The Man @lemmy.dbzer0.com I trust you implicitly
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Drusas @fedia.io Salmon used to have sabreteeth! Some of them, anyway. They were big fucking fish.
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AbouBenAdhem @lemmy.world They don’t look that much like seals.
They should be called “saber-toothed wilford-brimleys”.
8 0 ReplyDrusas @fedia.io Sabertoothed obese seals.
2 0 ReplyPudutr0n @feddit.cl OP I think you might be onto something.
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Mjorfin @lemmy.world I can't remember ever laughing out loud at a title alone.
4 0 ReplyIllecors @lemmy.cafe Walrii!
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