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#five talks!!#you are not the victim lmao #necrophilia is bad #zoophilia is bad #incest is bad #pedophilia is bad #do not support this person

Fun fact

In Texas, committing Necrophilia earns you a fine of at most $4,000 and jail time of up to a year.

Committing Beastiality earns you an immediate imprisonment, you can be charged with a second to third degree felony, and you will be registered as a sex offender.

#I hate necrophiles #I hate zoophiles #five talks!!#stop hiding your illegal fetishes behind mental illness #anti necrophile #anti zoophile #hold mentally ill people accountable for shit like this

Damn, you sure showed me..

Putting hashtags from my call out post about you on your discord bio is so funny. Do better. Try becoming a better person instead of feeding into your disgusting problematic fetishes

#this is actually hilarious

not13opossums

Could you imagine calling someone you've known for almost for four years and GENUINELY telling them you think they're touching their dog. And then thinking that's okay. Could you imagine?

concretecruncher

lmao this you?

#digital footprint #you're actually a weirdo #call out

African Softshell Turtle (Trionyx triunguis), family Trionychidae, Burkina Faso

Vulnerable.

This turtle was tagged as part of a study, and then released.

photograph by Pearson McGovern Turtle Survival Alliance

my-dailydreams

Overgrown houses 🌿

herpsandbirds

Apalachicola Waterdog (Necturus moleri), family Proteidae, northern Florida, USA

Split off from the Gulf Coast Waterdog (N. beyeri), and described as a distinct species in 2020.

Neotenic (retaining aquatic larval traits into adulthood) salamander.

photographs by Dick Bartlett

herpsandbirds

Neuse River Waterdog (Necturus lewisi), family Proteidae, found in eastern North Carolina, USA

Neotenic (retaining aquatic larval traits into adulthood) salamander.

photograph by Kevin Metcalf

herpsandbirds

Spiny Turtle (Heosemys spinosa), juvenile, family Geoemydidae, found in SE Asia

ENDANGERED.

As the juvenile turtle ages, the point serration of the shell becomes less pointy and pronounced. The coloration and pattern also becomes duller and less colorful.

photograph by Reptiles4all