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Dylan, 24 . -Atlanta,GA -I have 2 jobs,one is at Petsmart (the other is food service) - I have two scale babies,my first is Diglett the western hognose snake. My 2nd is Nikola Tesla the boa constrictor. - Im a memeber of the Georgia Reptile Society. - Soon i hope to get another scale baby,but the kind with fourlegs. Either a chameleon or a crested gecko. - Please share pics and stories about your scale babies,i will be sharing mine alot because theyre my babies - I want to learn about all the scale babies there are so i can help others in the scale baby hobby

[awesomevines]

[pygmypuffs]

Me as hell

[coreylubo]

I feel myself getting closer and closer to this reality every day

[marauders4evr]

“The only disability in life is a bad attitude!”

Are you sure?

Like are you REALLY sure?

[bellthekat]

This person was really dedicated to making that point.

[marauders4evr]

You don’t know the half of it.

This was the third take.

The other two…..did not………….end………………………..well.

[micdotcom]

Watch: The contrast is clear, but the amount of love in the video is overwhelming.

[goodluckrob-deactivated20221110]

Trump supporters are literally spawns of Satan. I’m convinced of this.

[brucebocchi]

[sheepmommy-deactivated20161205]

those hops!!!!!!! that stride!!!!!!!!

[laurelhach]

Hello, I saw this little fella today and for some reason I had you in mind. Sadly this dragon hasn’t developed his wings yet but I am no expert in dragons so maybe there are some examples that can go without. (okay it’s a fish and I forgot to take a pic of the name, but it was so dragon like and I thought you might like him/she. There was also a little kid telling her mother about the dragon who had no wings… ) So long.

That’s an axolotl! (you can kind of see the label there, Ambystoma mexicanum) They’re not fish, they’re amphibians, a kind a salamander that retains its neonate gills throughout its life; but maybe it will eventually develop its wings

[kaijutegu]

The Rattlesnake Story

Part of the zooarchaeology field school I went to back in 2012 was a camping trip around parts of California and Nevada and Oregon, at one point. It was a lot of sleeping rough and there wasn’t much in the way of amenities… which meant a lot of peeing behind cacti and sagebrush bushes. We’d camp for a night or two, do a bit of field research, tour local archaeological sites… it was pretty cool. Anyways, we’d been on the road for a very long time and it was the last leg of the trip. We were really excited because we were going to be sleeping at a shelter (we all slept outside anyways, it was really stuffy in there) and more importantly, that shelter had an outhouse. 

I put up a picture of the creek near the shelter (but not near the outhouse) because it was really pretty. Gorgeous place to camp. But there was an outhouse, the first we’d seen in a week. 

As the truck I was in pulled up past the gate, one of the girls riding in the truck was bouncing in her seat. She’d been avoiding nature’s call for quite a while because she was really, really tired of peeing behind cacti. As soon as the truck stopped, she sprang out of there and sprinted for the the outhouse.

A few seconds later, she was quietly walking out of it. She comes back over to the truck and says “there’s a rattlesnake in there.” Now, we’d seen some baby timber rattlesnakes back at the field school’s main facility, but this was no baby. This was a big, beautiful, adult Great Basin rattlesnake, and it had been pretty happy in that outhouse. But it’s not always the best idea to have rattlers around where a bunch of people and dogs will be (we had a couple dogs join us at this campsite), so the head instructor got the long-handled net and a snake hook and went into the outhouse.

The snake didn’t much seem to care- once he was removed from the outhouse, we took him a good ways away near some bushes where we thought there’d be good hiding places for him. The instructor tipped him out of the net and at first he just curled up, a bit unsure of what to make of everything.

And then he just slithered away into the bushes, hopefully to eat some mice.

And that’s how you deal with a rattlesnake.

[did-you-know]

There’s an ice tray that can freeze 24 cubes of water in only 10 minutes. Source

[buzzfeeduk]

Wentworth Miller Slams Meme Mocking His Weight

[babyanimalgifs]

baby animals blog

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[hotfriend]

cause im mr brightside

[safety-officer-barto-deactivate]

if this isn’t already how you dance to mr brightside you’re lying

[gifbro]

[tastefullyoffensive]

The path of least resistance. [video]

[dungeondelvingdylan]

Precious cinnamon bun

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[petr1kov]

keeping up with the american elections while not being american like

[xizark]

keeping up with the american elections while being american like

[digg]

this tip tho!!!!!!!!

[rikkipoynter]

I need to try this for trips I only bring a carry-on to.

[rattlecat]

I use to do this all the time in the military. Just forgot how to over time o.o

[dancing-coyote]

I wish I’d known about this when I was homeless.

I could’ve taught it to all the other ladies at the shelter and Darlene could’ve sucked a sour one because she never would have been able to bitch at us for “having too many clothes.”

[mxalmighty]

reblogging this to have it forever because holy god damn

[33v0]

what is it about capybaras that attracts groups of small animals to them? Its not just mammals either its like birds and turtles and frogs too

[33v0]

look at this shit

They radiate peace

[capacity]

PURE LOVE

[sleepyandalsotired-deactivated2]

This looks like a Miyazaki movie