On this page I'm putting some pictures of stuff I mention in Little Stories and other cool animals I decided to take pictures of. Unfortunately there are no pictures of the mentioned monkeys, capybaras, tortoises, toucans... as I said in the About This Site, I'm not one to take that many pictures.
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WARNING!
The further you go down on this page, the creepier the creatures get.
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This is the bat I mentioned, we just called him Baby or Morceguinho (Little Bat) - with baby-like variations, such as Muceguinho. Looking back, I have no fucking idea how we raised him... I remember putting cup saucers with water, milk, and mosquitoes I squashed and picked up, but soon he was flying and I guess hunting on his own, and one day he simply left.
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This one was Cucurucu, the bird I mentioned rescuing. He was living in our kitchen (away from the cats). I know shit about birds, I have no idea what kind of bird this is.
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Some other non-creepy stuff that I have caught inside my house and decided to take pictures of.
Another bird that I have no idea what it is, got inside and I had to catch it before the cats did. I have caught a few hummingbirds as well.
Those random cool lizards, they are a bit rare to show up though, and I also don't know what they are called, I think they are "calangos".
This last picture is of a Jacu, they are pretty big and noisy as fuck, they always show up at my house during Spring because I have a few mulberry trees and they love them - no, the Jacu never actually got inside my house.
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Random pictures of a few cool insects that showed up here... that second caterpillar I saw in my garage one day and took a picture of, and on the next day I caught it making the change and getting these cool new colors. There's a random moth that was staring at me through the window and I decided to take a picture, and then that cool ass bee that I unfortunately found dead, I had never seen one like that before and it took a bit of research to discover it's an orchid bee.
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A few pictures of scorpions I caught inside my house (none very big). As I said on the other page, since the Barbarian Invasion I hardly ever find scorpions and spiders anymore, but I used to find one (way more spiders than scorpions) inside my house every other week.
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Some tarantulas I caught, we call them caranguejeiras. They are very chill.
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So here are some wandering spiders and some wolf spiders I took pictures of, I was trying to tell them apart but it's very hard so I gave up and just named all the files "spiders". The ones with striped legs and red bellies are wandering spiders, but there are grey wandering spiders as well... the method I use to tell them apart when I find them is just going near them: if they run away they are wolf spiders, and if they go full come-at-me-bro they are wandering spiders.
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I usually find the snakes dead so I never took pictures, this first picture however I remember taking in case I needed to identify it because Luke brought it inside and he was bitten, his paw was all swollen I spent the night checking him and taking his temperature every ten minutes to see if he was having a fever or something - but he was ok. The second picture, the snake might look big but it was not, it was still very young, I captured it and put it inside a bucket to release near the woods outside. The last picture is of the adult snake I called animal control to pick up.
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