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8u88legum replied to your post: wwhat did i do to deservve this slander

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dont make kissy faces at me i knoww wwhat you are

#im a good person #i was in the navvy #i dont shitpost

wwhat did i do to deservve this slander

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The world is full of beautiful things!

#8u88legum #dogs

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#the doors turn into FINS #i NEED it

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Take the shot Rex, take the fucking shot!

#think a the people back home rex #you got to do it #your countrys dependin on you #8u88legum #this is vvris at the shootin range though

catch me at the beach bench pressin my kismesis

I might’ve mentioned this vaguely once 8efore 8ut the worst part a8out Eridan 8eing one of the only people I know who is taller than me is that when we met, he was shorter than me.

#8tastic #soon ill be able to pick you up wwith twwo fingers

i aint done either

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#nice

We’re going 8ig when I find you then.

#8u88legum #you wwill nevver make me wwitness a fanime or a large fake food

good luck wwith that

bisectionjokes replied to your photo:I can’t 8elieve anyone would ever want to…

i wwas definitely not tryin to bribe you wwith my body an in fact wwas thinkin more along the lines a you probably forcin me to watch those tiny fake food vvideos you knoww i hate

What a8out the not tiny ones…

large fake food is larger sin

#bioluminescence #vvery nice

bitsofmashmallow

By day, this octopus is a pale ghost, hanging quietly around your neck, glossed to be protected from the elements and appear wet, freshly pulled from the depths. By night however, this octopus wakes to radiate a bright, luminescent brilliant turquoise glow with deep blue tentacle tips.

Available for adoption at www.mashmallow.etsy.com.

kqedscience

New Glowing Millipede Found; Shows How Bioluminescence Evolved

“In California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains (map) live a group of blind millipedes that glow in the dark—and now scientists have cracked the mystery of how their brightness evolved, a new study says.”

Read more and watch the video at National Geographic.

#bioluminescence #bugs #insects

fuckyeahfluiddynamics

In the dark of the ocean, some animals have evolved to use bioluminescence as a defense. In the animation above, an ostracod, one of the tiny crustaceans seen flitting near the top of the tank, has just been swallowed by a cardinal fish. When threatened, the ostracod ejects two chemicals, luciferin and luciferase, which, when combined, emit light. Because the glow would draw undesirable attention to the cardinal fish, it spits out the ostracod and the glowing liquid and flees. Check out the full video clip over at BBC News. Other crustaceans, including several species of shrimp, also spit out bioluminescent fluids defensively. (Image credit: BBC, source video; via @amyleerobinson)

#bioluminescence

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