just a creacher

I talk about my plants and my beasties! (27, they/them)

[only-tiktoks]

[mephostophilis]

I HAVE BEEN FUNDAMENTALLY CHANGED BY YOUTUBE FISHING VIDEOS

[bullsharkz]

I love all reptiles

should I put on shirt and give me more animals

[ruinedchildhood]

[indoraptorgirlwind]

[bovineblogger]

BIG SILLY?

[thy-valhallen]

this is actually the coolest thing i've heard in a minute. there's something really reassuring about it, honestly. that there's a place in nature, carved out by these creatures, and that even with hundreds of years of separation, they slot back into these spots where they're meant to be

[headspace-hotel]

BISON WALLOWING!!

It creates a whole other type of habitat within the habitat!!!

Lots of plants need bison to wallow in order to create a place where they can grow and prosper!

Bison are a keystone species, they build and engineer the ecosystem, maintain it and give it life!

Bring back the bison!

[thagomizersshow]

Bison wallows are so important. You'll even see other species utilizing wallows as shelter, especially on short grass prairie where there's little shade and high winds.

There's a great book called Ecological Buffalo that I recall having photos of pronghorn sheltering from the wind in a wallow that hasn't been used by a bison in over a century.

[t00thpasteface]

god i love the blue catfish so much. kind of a terrifying superpredator honestly. they like living in muddy water so their eyesight is dogshit, but they've got these huge barbels around their face to feel around, and their whole body is covered in almost two hundred thousand tastebuds to figure out exactly where their prey is, and they've got a special adipose fin to be extra tuned-in to water currents/pressure, and they have super keen senses of hearing at really low AND high frequencies, and they ALSO have a deeply forked tail to decrease drag so they can just cruise around and gulp down literally whatever they want, including other catfish, even in like zero-visibility water where every other animal is basically blind. and they get so fucking stupid huge with this technique that nothing can grab them because they're as big as a person. and if an eagle or something does grab one before it's gotten big enough to be eagle-proof, the catfish has fucking POISON KNIVES on its fins to not only stab things but also envenomate them in the process

you may not like it, but THIS is what peak performance looks like

[wekny]

[hawkpartys]

[betta-butch]

I don’t think you can support advocating for improved animal husbandry & ethical animal keeping WITHOUT being against capitalism. the sheer number of companies that see animals as profit margins and therefor don’t actually give a shit is simply horrifying. profit will always come before welfare in their eyes.

[lannisterbaggins]

[aviewfrommercury-deactivated201]

I liked the part where the possums ate fruit

[asgardreid-deactivated20180407]

mlapmlapmlapmlapmlap

[toystory-hentai]

:V :| :V :| :V :P

[wereralph]

my favorite one is the one in the middle who looks so happy

[pikaole]

Pangio loaches (Kuhli loach)

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[mossworm]

Today I learned about a totally new animal: Chaetogaster annelid worms, which live on snails as episymbionts and feed on parasites. Thank you snail worms for keeping our snails nice and clean

[puthy]

[tooies]

hey dude check out this new strain. it's called duckweed. it floats on or just below the surface of still or slow-moving bodies of water and wetlands

[supermariomamafucker]

Lets all suck on glass together and make the aquarium clean for everyone

[bittysteam]

Saw this and was immediately excited and then in the same moment knew I had to share it with @pillowspace

Pspsps come see the sea slug with me