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I also included some funny screenshots at the end from the tackle video I posted the other day 😆












I also included some funny screenshots at the end from the tackle video I posted the other day 😆
He genuinely made me accidentally end the recording as he hit me; he flattened me 😂 I was not expecting such an enthusiastic tackle 😭👏🏼 (turn the audio up for sure😆)
Michigan, USA
My sweetest boy, Hambone 🧡
PSA: Before anyone gets their nickers in a knot, he is a rescue and unfortunately no longer had the factory default ears when we brought him into our family. He lives like a spoiled prince now and bring so much joy to us and everyone I have the honor of sharing him with online 🧡🙌🏼
This video is from a few months back. I had just gotten home from work and he had just woken up from his daytime napping, it is so funny to watch him slowly process what I'm saying in the midst of his happiness of seeing me already 😂🤭🧡
Michigan, USA
Michigan, USA
He is recovering well from the mass removal, still hates the cone and gives us the cold shoulder sometimes 😂
I've tried doing so much research on this little guy, but I haven't come to any solid conclusions that I'm content with. Everything I've looked at and read leads me to believe that this is basically an albino wild cherry sapling that's leeching off its brother next to it. But I haven't found anything online about albino wild cherry trees this big, so I can't be certain even though I want it to be just that! Can any of the experts in here give their two cents about this?
I have reached out to a university with a good forestry and horticulture department to see if anyone there would be interested in it. I would absolutely love for this guy to fall into the right research hands if it is a super cool find.
I'm so sorry if this breaks any posting rules, I've been trying to cast a wide net to get more clarity across multiple subreddits. Tyia ❤️
Located in Michigan, USA
Is this enough of a genetic anomaly to seek out someone local who would be interested in it at all? I personally think it's a gorgeous little guy, the most rose-looking blackberry flower I've seen! I've googled double flower mutations in blackberries and the only ones I could find with this petal structure were pink, no whites.
EDIT After a little more research, I believe this is actually a black raspberry plant. Doesn't make it any less cool, I just want to be accurate 😁
Located in Michigan, USA
Michigan, USA