Observer

Hello! I don't know what Im doing, and my english sucks... so I mostly use this blog to like and share stuff.

[paradiseyuri]

Created by : ☆M☆ Respective credits to the creator ⓟⒶⓇⒶⒹⒾⓈⒺ♡ⓎⓊⓇⒾ

[superkiakart]

I'M DOING IT AGAIN AND THERES NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO STOP ME!!!

Authors and titles!!! Go read em! They're all super fun and enjoyable to read. Tho some aren't/probably won't be finished, I appreciate them as they are.

Suletta from Mercury’s First 24 Hours on Planet Earth

Tattoos & Tomatoes

define dancing

number one fan

love comes quietly

What You Will

Burning Permet

Linking em too so you can go straight there.

[yoriin20]

Good morning

[tanukiimo]

fanart of @suhanmooooo_kim ’s dragon sulemio au!! they’re so cute i love them

check out their au here!!

[kyryenotes]

Late as Hell but Happy Anniversary to The Space Lesbians

[bloodraven55]

[supersonicsoda]

[paradiseyuri]

Created by : ☆かわはぎ☆ Respective credits to the creator ⓟⒶⓇⒶⒹⒾⓈⒺ♡ⓎⓊⓇⒾ

[paradiseyuri]

Created by : ☆かわはぎ☆ Respective credits to the creator ⓟⒶⓇⒶⒹⒾⓈⒺ♡ⓎⓊⓇⒾ

[mintyrime]

Promise between the moon and sun.

[hearttleap]

Remember seeing this animation for the first time and being really happy about seeing them together <:)

[cosmosrebellion]

I AM OBSESSED WITH THE VISUALS OF THIS ENDING!!

[sulemio-week-official]

Miorine: i love you

Suletta:i love you more

Miorine: don't start a battle you can't win

[hiyuki]

ꕥ SULETTA ♡ MIORINE ꕥ

▷ Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury ▹Wedding

[paradiseyuri]

Created by : ☆nina☆ Respective credits to the creator ⓟⒶⓇⒶⒹⒾⓈⒺ♡ⓎⓊⓇⒾ

[sulemio-week-official]

Happy two year anniversary to them🍅🍙✨

[homuraham]

Hamster Escapes the Most Dangerous Prison Maze 🐹

[xylophonetangerine]

[weefidan]

While this seems cute I'm pretty sure it's stressful to the hamster

Does anyone know more about this?

[alex51324]

The hamster does not watch movies, and therefore is unaware that the cardboard and plastic props in his obstacle course are references to well-known cinematic deathtraps.

[kedreeva]

To answer the question for anyone actually wondering: yes, it IS stressful to the hamster, but it is eustress, or "beneficial stress," something that is good for it.

Eustress (NOT to be confused with estrus) is and should be a normal part of any captively-kept animal's life. This is the stress that accompanies novel enrichment devices- new scents, new environmental stimuli (climbing, swimming, hides/dens, etc), new toys, solving puzzles, new cage mates, new experiences etc. Animal mental health benefits greatly from the small amount of stress that comes from figuring out new stuff, especially when accompanied by the reward of figuring it out successfully and/or being rewarded.

This hamster is not in any actual danger at any point in this video, and iirc has been Put Into Situations previously without incident. It is likely on some level aware that there is a treat awaiting it for solving the "room" puzzle to go to the next stage, and solving each puzzle room stimulates its fuzzy little mind into forming new neural connections and giving it a little sippy of brain chemicals as a reward for figuring it out.

You can also tell that eustress has not tipped over into distress! Hamsters are often quite neurotic in captivity when they are distressed or understimulated. They may display repetitive behaviors (trying to scale or pace walls to get out, obsessively running on wheels, circling), hiding all the time, not eating, and even suffer from things like over grooming from self soothing. They may become aggressive (which is where most people run into the "hamsters are terrible pets, they bite!" mindset), or start chewing obsessively at their cage in an attempt to leave. This little guy is openly curious, ears up and actively engaging with its environment, sniffing around. it has a task! it has a goal! It gets into the boat at the end and starts happily shoving treats into its face pouches because it reached the reward! There is no flinching, no squeaking, no squealing, no hiding- no indication at all that it is having a bad time, and you can see multiple points in the video where it's getting rewarded along the way as well.

In short, the hamster is likely to be having a great time, with an owner who is truly dedicated to novel enrichment for their hammy. Would that all rodent keepers were so involved with their rodents.