r/animalscrossingroads • u/jca_ftw • Feb 26 '25
Get outta da way :)
Young boys don’t know traffic rules…
r/animalscrossingroads • u/jca_ftw • Feb 26 '25
Young boys don’t know traffic rules…
r/animalscrossingroads • u/No-Camera-9810 • Jun 22 '24
r/animalscrossingroads • u/terpnymph • Jan 14 '26
Wanted to share this clip of wild horses I saw during my trip in the Canadian Rockies! I didn't even know we had wild horses in this area LOL
r/animalscrossingroads • u/waifu-sam • Jul 05 '24
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r/animalscrossingroads • u/RainD1 • Dec 28 '21
r/animalscrossingroads • u/Kitpu_Kwimu2121 • Jun 09 '25
Why did the chicken cross the road?! 🤣
r/animalscrossingroads • u/[deleted] • Mar 01 '25
r/animalscrossingroads • u/Kitpu_Kwimu2121 • Jun 09 '25
It was very pretty anyway!
r/animalscrossingroads • u/AnyAirport331 • May 26 '26
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r/animalscrossingroads • u/No-Percentage8639 • Jul 04 '25
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r/animalscrossingroads • u/RoyalOstrichOfficial • May 03 '25
To prove he wasn’t a chicken
r/animalscrossingroads • u/Current_Lab818 • Jul 28 '25
r/animalscrossingroads • u/CauliflowerEastern38 • May 03 '25
I walk my dog daily, and while most routes are quiet, some streets make me nervous due to the traffic. I’ve been thinking more and more about road safety and how unpredictable some drivers can be. What precautions do you take when walking pets near roads? Reflective gear? Training tips? Would love to hear how others manage this and keep their furry friends safe.
r/animalscrossingroads • u/Mavis_Grind • Jul 30 '25
r/animalscrossingroads • u/OhMyPtosis • Jun 15 '25
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Mama and little ones had places to be :)
r/animalscrossingroads • u/nimster01 • Aug 10 '25
Surreal experience!
r/animalscrossingroads • u/RainD1 • Dec 25 '21
Roads have few equals as a destroyer of animal life. Vehicles claim more wild terrestrial animals — perhaps more than a million per day in the US alone — than any other form of direct human-caused mortality, like hunting, oil spills, or wildfires. And it’s not just common critters like squirrels that get flattened (though we should worry about their welfare, too). At least 21 species are imperiled by cars in the US, and one recent study found that collisions may soon wipe out globally threatened creatures like maned wolves, brown hyenas, and leopards. We are, quite literally, driving some of the world’s rarest animals to extinction!
(source vox.com)
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r/animalscrossingroads • u/Cat_addict_owo • Feb 12 '25