Fat Doggos Ahead

You can find me on FA under Chubbums

[synthient]

absolutely fascinated by this raw pixels on an emulator vs how the game was actually supposed to look on old tvs twitter

[ask-maxie-boy]

People say that old games dont look as good as they remember

Its because they legitimately dont.

[crtter]

The “fuzz” from CRT monitors was something that was definitely accounted for and taken advantage of back in the day when it came to video games! While this effect is noticeable in 3D games, it’s MUCH more visible when it comes to 2D sprites:

Just look how much more depth these simple sprites of Princess Peach and Bowser from Super Mario RPG seem to have when seen through the “dots” of a CRT TV screen!

[wastehound-voof-deactivated2024]

[bogleech]

the sheer mercilessness of the internet hype for this movie keeps getting funnier

[valtsv]

bed bath and behind you

[spaghettisaucerer-deactivated20]

bed bath and beware

[maxilius]

[william-snekspeare]

[just-shower-thoughts]

It was kind of a dick move to create animals that require air, then confine them to the freaking ocean

[water-based-introspection]

If you are talking about dolphins they used to be wolf like creatures that due to scarcity of food they had to hunt in water so they slowly evolved into water mammals, dolphins still have claw bones but they are unnecessary and dolphins will get rid of them with time and will develop abilities to breath under water

(This also partially applies to whales)

[actuallyjuststealingmemes]

They were what now?

[oppa-homeless-style]

[island-delver-go]

[thedevilsofficialblog]

Mother Nature, come out here I just want to talk

[defydamage]

[columbojumpscare]

Whales are actually Ungulates, more so hippos, entelodons, etc…

Meaning they were somewhat related to big celebrities such as Daedon (the “hell pig”) and Andrewsarchus.

The appearence of the first ancestors of whales probably looked like a small hoofed thing called Indohyus.

(Illustration by julio lacerda)

(illustration by Tiffany Turill)

Basically they went from tiny hoofed herbivore to bigger hoofed carnivore to crocodile-like thing to seal-like things to big sea predators.

[bogleech]

It’s important to mention that we now know dolphins will probably never need to develop true water breathing, because the fact that they breathe air from the surface is actually an ADVANTAGE for them. They get more oxygen at once than an animal with gills and it permits a much higher, more energized activity level for longer periods of time. They are murderous monsters empowered by their access to the forbidden air

[saurophaganax]

thinking about d

[saurophaganax]

dinosaurs

[etchif]

[flesh-n-bonesss]

I made a spicy meme last night we can all relate to!

[intosnarkness]

Jurassic Park except they provide proper enrichment for the animals and they therefor don’t feel the need to hunt slow, small humans.

[intosnarkness]

“We stuffed this pumpkin full of live goats for the T. rex watch him try to get them out with his little fingers.”

[intosnarkness]

“Turns out the raptors are cage breakers, so we’ve gotten them a series of door handles to manipulate. Little guys just love it.”

[tiger-in-the-flightdeck]

"The Rexes are incredibly affectionate pack animals, so we were careful to breed multiples. Be sure to come during spring time to watch them go broody over anything even vaguely egg-shaped." "We put the Raptors through target training and now if they are bored, hungry, or just want a scratch under the chin they go to spot near the bars and ring a little bell for attention." "Imprinting after hatching was so common that we now have keepers under contract to care for the animals well into adulthood to prevent them from pining." "The Gallimimus turned out to be just giant Canada Geese, and so fear nothing. Their keeper regularly has to stop them from trying to attack fences, guests, feeding buckets, and the now traumatised pack of Ceratosaurs in the next paddock."

[rannulfr]

"We also fired Dr. Henry Wu."

[biorante]

subtitles now back up for the godzilla series (from 1954 to godzilla: final wars)

[animatedmovie-deactivated201709]

me @ those black figures in the corner of my eye at my house that disappear when i turn in that direction: i know you’re there bitch

[morganoperandi]

Hey, fun fact! Your peripheral vision is better equipped to see light and movement than when you look at something straight on. Dim light and shadow that would be indistinguishable when facing something can be seen out of the corner of your eye.

So, if you ever see light or movement on the edge of your vision, that suddenly vanishes when you turn, don’t worry! Whatever it is hasn’t disappeared! You’re just unable to perceive it when you’re looking right at it!

[melladh]

“Don’t worry” he says

As if I don’t have enough heart attacks from reflections on the inside of my glasses

[spaghettiforpapy]

“Don’t worry! Whatever it is hasn’t dissapeared!” Has the absolute OPPOSITE effect

[slab-o-meat]

i know the memes and the jokes have all come and gone but what was UP with this guy

[slab-o-meat]

fuck everyone on this post besides whoever said this guy was finn's ex

[jpnostalgia]

JURASSIC PARK vs JURASSIC WORLD trilogies 

why the original trilogy feels more mature and real than the new one, more cartoonish instead. 

Which style do you prefer?

http://jpnostalgia.tumblr.com/

[thebunnyremix]

As much as I love Jurassic World, I have to agree with this.

They’re so focused on recapturing the magic, that they’ve forgotten where that magic came from in the first place.

[squeedge]

I have such a bone to pick with the way the dinosaurs are animated in JW- the original movies took inspiration from real animals and studied them and it’s evident. Inaccuracies aside, and strictly artistically speaking, JP feels tangible and grounded in reality; that makes it gripping. Take the raptors for example- their movements are very birdlike, same goes for the dilopho, and t-rex feels like a truly foreboding apex predator. The animals pause, anticipate. They have moments of “stillness” just as real animals do. The different species have distinct behavior, body language, vocalizations and communication patterns.

They are not constantly vocalizing, twitching, snarling, thrashing and practically convulsing like you see in JW. Seriously- the animals in JW move like they have spines made of rubber snakes or something. They don’t move or behave like any animals that exist, and all the ‘main’ dinosaurs essentially the same. It becomes a “generic fantasy beast” encounter that you can’t connect to… versus the awe of the original which holds parallel to nature documentaries.

[kigoh-neko]

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[itcars]

Honda E

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