Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for February 16, 2025

I don’t want to see what is inside THAT hot dog!

How do they know which animals CAN see colours?

Now he’s black and white and red and yellow all over

It seems to me that these days ‘ketchup’ seems to be the dominant spelling over ‘catsup’, However in today’s strip, ‘catsup’ seems somehow appropriate.

Satchel, you finally got the best of Bucky, but he will get even!

No ketchup on hot dogs. Ever.

You don’t really want to see what’s inside a hot dog …

All that’s missing now is the bun, weiner, relish, onions and chile!!!

If Darby had finagled in.a bunny, it might have been funny.

Satchel should have added chopped onions, radioactive green relish, a pickle spear, tomato wedges, pickled sport peppers, and just a teeny, tiny, tiny dash of celery salt.

Hmmm…by playing dumb, Satch got to cover Bucky with TWO condiments! Sneaky Satchel.

What the smack?!?

I find it interesting that some animals may be able to see colors that we can’t, such as in the infrared or ultraviolet spectrums. For example, bees may be able to see colored patterns in some flowers that are invisible to us under normal light, but are revealed under blacklight.

They plump when you cook ’em.

First panel: More specifically, the answer is Commie newspaper, or at least that’s how I heard it decades ago.

And birds have four receptors with means they can see parts of the spectrum invisible to humans.

Man, this one had me laughing out loud. It was perfect.