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Surprising Spider

[Lego Creator]

#spider #scorpion #snake #lego #legos #stopmotion #animation #animated

i love learning about animals ive literally never seen or heard of before. what amazing diversity of life on this planet earth. what the hell is a japanese serow

pomgore

goat dog

assignedmale

amnhnyc

Behold the striking colors of the red-bellied mud snake (Farancia abacura)! Growing up to 6.8 ft (2.1 m) long, this reptile can be found in swampy areas of the southeastern United States. Though it uses its bright colors as a warning to foes, this critter is non-venomous and would sooner flee than fight! When threatened, it might roll over to flash its vibrant underbelly, intimidating would-be predators by mimicking the look of venomous coral snakes. It can also excrete a foul-smelling musk from glands in the base of its tail.

Photo: Peter Paplanus, CC BY 2.0, flickr

absolutedream-art

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4 (You're Here)

Part 5 (Spray Paint)

After the events of the "Gun Adventure", the story takes a turn as Caine decides to postpone his "Escape the Circus" Adventure. As a last minute decision, he has the group play a small game of "Truth or Dare". Pomni continues to try to reach out to Jax, but he continues to spiral.

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absolutedream-art

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3 (You're Here)

Part 4

After the events of the "Gun Adventure", the story takes a turn as Caine decides to postpone his "Escape the Circus" Adventure. As a last minute decision, he has the group play a small game of "Truth or Dare". Pomni continues to try to reach out to Jax, but he continues to spiral.

—–

If you’d like early access to comics I work on, consider joining my Patreon.

absolutedream-art

Part 1

Part 2 (You're Here)

Part 3

Part 4

After the events of the "Gun Adventure", the story takes a turn as Caine decides to postpone his "Escape the Circus" Adventure. As a last minute decision, he has the group play a small game of "Truth or Dare". Pomni continues to try to reach out to Jax, but he continues to spiral.

—–

If you’d like early access to comics I work on, consider joining my Patreon.

absolutedream-art

amnhnyc

Behold the striking colors of the red-bellied mud snake (Farancia abacura)! Growing up to 6.8 ft (2.1 m) long, this reptile can be found in swampy areas of the southeastern United States. Though it uses its bright colors as a warning to foes, this critter is non-venomous and would sooner flee than fight! When threatened, it might roll over to flash its vibrant underbelly, intimidating would-be predators by mimicking the look of venomous coral snakes. It can also excrete a foul-smelling musk from glands in the base of its tail.

Photo: Peter Paplanus, CC BY 2.0, flickr

pipshinwhatever

logging onto tumblr like heyyy i'm thinking about the same character i've spent the past few weeks thinking about. no change here. just wanted to let yall know

sphyrne

she

kactusnz

#oh SO true#discworld#you've nailed it op that's it exactly#she is a prophet of retribution set aglow from within by the fury of her righteousness#and he's in the dictionary next to the word 'scrungly'

maryellencarter

this captures their kermit and miss piggy energy better than anything else i've ever seen

nekoshige

東大きらら同好会さん

jofiah

sirfrogsworth

I captured something interesting on this mourning dove.

It has an aluminium band on its leg.

And I initially thought this was some sort of undercover CIA bird monitoring all of my woke activities.

And then I learned this is a science bird doing important science bird things.

Bird banding is a scientific research technique in which individually numbered, lightweight metal bands are attached to the legs of wild birds to enable long-term tracking of individuals. In the United States, the practice has been coordinated since the early 1920s by the USGS Bird Banding Laboratory, working alongside licensed researchers and trained volunteers. When a bird is banded, data such as species, age, sex, location, and date are recorded and linked to that bird's unique band number. The value of banding comes from subsequent encounters: when a banded bird is recaptured, found dead, or simply observed and reported by a member of the public, the sighting is added to the bird's individual record. Over decades, the aggregated data from millions of banded birds has become a foundational resource in ornithology, informing research on migration patterns, longevity, breeding site fidelity, and population trends. Band sightings can be reported by anyone at reportband.gov, making bird banding one of the more accessible forms of citizen science available to the general public.

I want to report my dove friend, but I only have 3 numbers. Hopefully he'll return and I can get the rest of the digits.