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Por fin puedo unirme al Trend 😺🚬😀

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Logré alcanzar la cima de Celeste! 🩵🏔️🍓

Les recomiendo muchísimo el juego 😃

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sparrowlucero

@gooseworx's saleswoman has captured my heart

gooseworx

Is there a canon answer to what happens to Jax when she holds her breath?

Not really. It was meant to show how he can make fun of others but refuse to be made fun of himself.

gooseworx

Did Caine cause Scratch to abstract and if so how?

He tried to fix his brain and make him happy.

Creo que me perdí...

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Te entiendo Pomni... Yo también hago videos en Youtube que nadie ve... jajaja 😂😭

Ya vieron el capítulo final??😃 Solo diré que me gustó mucho!!!

#the amazing digital circus pomni #pomni #el asombroso circo digital #digital circus #ai image

berlogauwu

woman pierrot

mooreaux

Mermay day 12: Portuguese Man o’ War

The Portuguese man o’ war is a striking marine organism often mistaken for a jellyfish, but it is actually a siphonophore-a floating colony of genetically identical polyps that function together as one. Recognizable by its vibrant, balloon-like float and long, venomous tentacles that can reach up to 30 meters, it drifts on the ocean’s surface, propelled by wind and currents. Its tentacles deliver a painful sting capable of paralyzing small fish and crustaceans, and while rarely deadly to humans, contact can cause severe pain and lingering welts-even from specimens washed ashore.

caelestifer

✦ ✦ ✦ The Kiss

Klimt practice.

ra3kiv

mooreaux

Mermay day 3: Nishikigoi (koi)

Koi fish trace their lineage to the humble common carp, first domesticated in East Asia over a millennium ago. In 19th-century Japan, rice farmers began carefully breeding these carp for their rare and beautiful colorations, giving rise to the exquisite ornamental koi. Their captivating beauty and cultural significance captured global admiration after their debut at the Tokyo Taishō Exposition in 1914.