Ruins

Hello to the creatures reading this- Pronouns: they/it, minor, Likes/Interests: FavreMySabre, Ruined Reality, Dandy's World, Forsaken, Pressure, TLoZ, CRK, Block Tales, Phighting!, and more

[cavedweller1st]

Go ahead and tag me in the things I like yall, I don't bite

RP BLOGS!!

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@a-blessed-beginning

@a-cursed-aftermath

@biograft-2499

@necrobloxic0n

[nnickykunn]

pink griefer... very girlypop

[nnickykunn]

pink griefer... very girlypop

[indigostuff65]

alone in a crowd

[vb-void]

Killing him Tuesday

[cavedweller1st]

Killing him Tuesday

[waterproofrat]

Brb sword 

Ooooo he’s so spooky everyone be afraid of him he’s trying his best 

[dracl-dragon]

@cavedweller1st

[cavedweller1st]

BABY

[rattetytat]

[herpsandbirds]

Red Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum syspila), family Colubridae, Southern Illinois, USA

photograph by Rick Byrnes

[dracl-dragon]

@cavedweller1st

[dracl-dragon]

✨️Wish Steve✨️

Tporr by @thebeingmerf

(Unshaded under cut)

[buttersugartoasted]

he’s genuinely not playing around anymore 😭

[vb-void]

Killing him Tuesday

[starsoftheevening]

Killing him Tuesday

[cavedweller1st]

Killing him Tuesday

[clown-hours]

Little emotion/embodiment doodle dump!!! First one I wanted to do after finishing the demo 3 rewrite and the last is inspired by a mini fic I saw

[liminalspectra0x]

cassie and fireball

wait can her father do pyrokinesis :^

[herpsandbirds]

Coastal Rosy Boa or Northern Rosy Boa (Lichanura orcutti), family Boidae, Kern County CA, USA

I want to make a note that Rosy Boa taxonomy has been in flux, and the different species have been combined into this one species by many herpetologists now…

Photographs by Ryan Sikola

[dracl-dragon]

@cavedweller1st

[herpsandbirds]

Western Blind Snake aka Western Threadsnake (Rena humilis), family Leptotyphlopidae, found in the SW United States and western Mexico

photos: Oonagh Degenhardt, Yinan Li, Toby, & Tbargholz

[dracl-dragon]

@cavedweller1st

[herpsandbirds]

Eyelash Pit-Viper (Bothriechis nigroadspersus), family Viperidae, Caribbean lowlands of Panama

Venomous.

This snake comes in a variety of colors and patterns, but this one is unusually red!

photographs by Ignacio Yúfera 

[dracl-dragon]

@cavedweller1st

[herpsandbirds]

Red-sided Garter Snakes (Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis), family Colubridae, Manitoba, Canada

A) normal phase (86%) B) hypermelanistic (12%) C) melanistic (2%)

These snakes were all found within a polymorphic (multiple color types) population at a den site in Manitoba, Canada. Normally, den sites are just one of these color morphs. The non-standard morphs are usually known from islands and other fragmented populations, but not usually found in these numbers from populations like this, with genetic in flow.

photographs and findings by Owen Edwards

[dracl-dragon]

@cavedweller1st