GORGEOUS MONSTERS & THEIR PETS
Welcome to my new interview series. I am the official human spokesperson for the Guardian Monster Guild, editor of the "Monster Times & Review" and author of the glamorous tell-all book, "What Monsters Want". These are hard-won credentials that I have worked tirelessly to obtain. As an ordinary human being, entering the realm of Monsterdom requires a rigorous determination, and an ego that can survive all manner of taunts, threats and indignation. I have endured countless nips, pokes and licks from numerous monsters whose intent, it seems, was to provoke me into giving up. I have proved them wrong! NOTE: This latest set of interviews on monster pets is for human eyes only and includes interviews with a select group from the Gorgeous Monsters Society. (This is the name they give themselves.) Here we discuss their feelings of unabashed adoration for their beloved pets as well as their care and feeding.
Meet Mr. Vishnyt, a Spikey Bobster & his (terrified) Speckled Ignatium, Krinkle
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DyDo
DyDo
Little Pax loves morning cuddles with her CatDad.
Good morning, afternoon, or evening to you! We wish you a stress-free day, filled with smiles and peace. Please take good care of yourself, your loved ones, and your community.
Happy Tuesday to all.
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Dogs on rocks
Happy Tuesday to all.
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Banana Tuesday playtime
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111M FOR:REST w PET CREA
111M FOR:REST w PET CREA
111M FOR:REST w PET MANTANWEB
40Jirpet NeoLinks
111M FOR:REST w PET MANTANWEB
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PET ROCK owners have complained that their rocks were stupid, dimwitted and slow because of it.
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22Team HOPE
22Team HOPE
40Jirpet NeoLinks
Team HOPE
Team HOPE
homerunPET 2L Smart Watch Life
homerunPET 2L Smart Watch Life
Pax is ready to call it a day. Time to say good night or good day, to all our Mastodon and Fediverse friends!
We hope you have time to relax and do the things you enjoy doing. Wishing you peace. Please take care and stay safe.
Human-vector-mediated reptile diseases and hands-on animal encounters.
* "Australia is rich in reptiles, with many of them found nowhere else. Deadly fungi are harming Australias wild reptiles."
"In our new research, we explore how people handling reptiles may unknowingly spread fungal diseases, and what they can do to reduce this happening. The fixes are simple, inexpensive and easy to use in the field." >>
* Champagne, P. S., Butcher, R. G., Bourke, L. A., Seneci, L., & Grogan, L. F. (2026). Mitigating the human link in emerging reptile fungal pathogen transmission. Conservation Biology, e70391.
New free tool: Pawfoil turns your pet's photo into a holo trading card with stats, a type and two funny moves (Sock Heist, 3 AM Zoomies). Roll for rarity, download the HD card free. Your photo never leaves your phone.
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Large dog breeds die younger. Biologists think they finally know why.
Togetter
Togetter
Doodle loves his neck scritches.
I don't know - I had to finally shut the out at night to
Where do you stand on in the bed
The secret to a good nights rest Let sleeping lie ... next to you