On his own success.

Rhys. 27

[atlas-choked]

Better put a face to a name, huh? Not that it matters someone already Sent Me my own... face. It looked weird but it was definitely my face. Anyway, hi.

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[pictures-of-luxury]

Pictures Of Luxury

[angryzombiekitten]

[jellieblood]

Sacks: hacked

[twinkfl0yd]

i’m in

[the-talon-of-god]

Huh. Pretty sure I see a couple things that seem to be about me but never actually name me. But no one would be that much of coward, right?

[atlas-choked]

I'm gonna go ahead and call this an ironic vague and immortalize it.

[rhubarbes]

YeongJin Jeon

More on RHB_RBS

[babyanimalgifs]

American woodcock luring worms 

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[ziggystarling]

I'd be annoyed at him keeping me from using the mouse if he weren't so dang cute.

[trashzy-deactivated20211214]

Green Thorntail

[screenshotsofdespair]

[toadsandtiels]

Any time someone tells me birds aren’t descended from dinosaurs, I show them this.

[snailtivity-deactivated20231020]

[brunhiddensmusings]

where did you find a fucking Skeksis ?

[lore-seekervera]

Posts that make you go HhmmmMMmmm

[atlas-choked]

Do you ever get tired of being an obnoxious piece of shit or can you just not help it anymore?

[ostdrossel]

The pond is very busy today because it is super hot outside. While I am busy with work too, I cannot help but watch them do their thing in the bath every now and then too. They always look so concentrated, it cracks me up. New photos tonight or tomorrow morning.

[bunjywunjy]

do you have any cursed/blessed harris hawk facts?

Harris’s Hawks are the only pack-hunting raptor on the planet! they go after rabbits with tactics similar to those found in a pack of wolves, driving it away from cover until one of them can go down and nab it.

this also means they’re more social than other hawks, and will do things like stand on each other’s backs or hold hands for no reason

[artyomtopilin-deactivated202202]

[atlas-choked]

Slightly less terrifying now actually, somehow.

[todaysbird]

a rare closeup of a black swift, found throughout north america and small parts of south america. swifts are rarely seen up close; they spend more of their life in air than any other species of bird - they eat, drink, mate and sleep while in flight. they are incapable of perching like other birds; they must cling to vertical surfaces.

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[curlicuecal]

I had to look this up because “sleep while in flight” ????

but yeah, apparently completely true.  these birds stay aloft for as much as 10 months nonstop, feed on insects, spend more energy at night (when there aren’t warm thermals to ride) and at dawn and dusk climb to 10,000 ft altitude where the 30 min slow descent is probably when they catch their sleep.

they’re unusually long-lived for such active critters (20 yrs) and they may be limiting energy expenditure by being extremely aerodynamic and narrow bodied.  Also a single bird travels the distance of about 7 roundtrip journeys to the moon in its lifetime (>3 million miles).

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