come know me in a different light

carissa nodzo. syracuse ny. SUNY ESF child of the fence

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Seal befriends woman sitting on the beach - Video

This will always be my favorite gifset.

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Aren’t I adoooorable?

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That Selkie is going to ditch her sealskin and come back to ask that lady out for coffee.

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The context behind this image is even fucking funnier imo. Dolphins will bonk this kind of puffer fish because when it puffs up it also release a toxin that’s normally deadly to other fish but just gives dolphins a mild high

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That dolphin’s ripping a huge bonk

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Imagine poking someone so hard they fart weed

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^^^stoner bottom problems

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A fish we need to appreciate more:

Prickly dogfish (Oxynotus bruniensis). Look at this idiot.

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Prickly dogfish are actually sharks, and we actually know very little about this species. Like, for instance, why their skin is so rough as to look furry. We do know these guys are one of the few sharks that give live birth! They’ve been found gestating up to seven pups at a time. 

They live, somewhat appropriately, in the “Twilight Zone” (Mesopelagic Zone, 200-1000 meters below the surface) off the shores of Australia and New Zealand. 

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Reddit user Ghost25 posted a lovely fox skull with Lactarius rubidius growing out of it. Vulture Culture, anyone? <3 

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“What is she saying?”

“I didn’t catch it…”

“What is she saying?!”

“She - she is saying ‘Thank you’…”

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The pressure’s rising I won’t make it through tonight This love immortal is an assassin’s delight Just blow me up or run me down or cut my throat And when it’s time for you to die…

Free the Animal by Sia More of my photos of deads from a recent road trip here

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cat and snake

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show directed by Jim Sharman, 1975

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Just in case you’d forgotten about them, the Department of Awesome Natural Wonders would like to take this opportunity to remind you about the existence of the incredibly enormous Titan beetle, aka Titanus giganteus. Japanese entomologist Munetoshi Maruyama happened upon this colossal creature while studying insects in South America.

“Here comes the star of the show. While I was looking up at this eudaemonia troglophylla (a species of moth) flying overhead, I heard a loud noise and something hitting the curtain. When I turned around I couldn’t believe my eyes; it was a titan beetle. I immediately went to grab it and was taken aback by how large it was. I couldn’t help but let out a shout.”

The largest known Titan beetle on record measure 6.6 inches long. Maruyama’s beetle measured 6.3 inches long, making it a very impressive specimen indeed. They’re elusive insects that usually only venture out into the open in search of mates on particularly hot, rainy days or at night, so happening upon this one in the middle of the day was an exceptionally rare experience.

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That dude is HUGE

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I had a lucky some years ago to play a bit with living one :) really splendid longhorns:)

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