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Fun Fact: When rats are very happy they grind their teeth together causing their eyes to bulge in and out. This is known as boggling. 🐀🃏👀 #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitok

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Rodent Rhythm 🐀2 years ago

This is the first time I've ever seen boggling animated and it's killing me, I love this.

Moleman2 years ago

Won’t tickle him, won’t take off their clothes. Can’t let our rat boy be happy.

Ann Vole2 years ago

His eyes ratted him out

🦦💙💛🍉Trans Rights=Human Rights🍉💙💛🦦2 years ago

Praise our queer rat boi!

I Still Dream of Orgonon2 years ago

Was excited to show this to my 6th grader after school, then realized I’ll have to explain strip poker 😂🤦‍♀️

Hypnovember Skunkdad2 years ago

The call back to the trunk and clothes off, too. lmao

4042 years ago

This man has been held hostage for a YEAR although I wouldn't say he minds in the slightest

Raft 🔜 lvfc2 years ago

You know what? I ship it

NunyaBuisness2 years ago

He does NOT have a good poker face. . . His Boggling eyes Give him away. . . He should wear Sunglasses; That way No one can see what he's thinking!

King 🍉2 years ago

My man’s A freak frfr

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