Janaina Medeiros
Cosmic Funnies
shark vs the universe
YOU ARE THE REASON
JBB: An Artblog!
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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titsay
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@felis-vapula
Tomcat 🐾 Alterhuman and I don't get more specific than that 🐾 He/they/it 🐾 Adult
Mostly rbs of stuff that gives me kinfeels, plus a few community posts. Currently very into wild cats so you will be seeing a lot of those. Not one myself just a big fan.
My tagging system is inconsistent lol. Its for me first and foremost.
Canada Lynx | Lincoln Park Zoo
What are noemata, and how do I begin to catalogue mine?
Look at my beautiful zine that is only slightly propaganda to convince you to consider speculative biology and conlanging as an alterhuman, nonhuman, system, etc.
Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
Observed by arizona_adrienne, CC BY-NC
The goal of this survey is to gather information of on incidences of species-based misgendering within the Alterhuman community. Please do
Introducing a survey on Species-Based Misgendering, hosted by Duranos of The River System.
Species-Based Misgendering: the assumption of one's gender and/or pronouns based on the expectations of one's species, stemming from biases, when the expected gender does not match the individual's gender. Gendered Expectation: the expectation set for a species' gender, whether this bias comes from a cultural or folkoric background, establishment in a media, a linguistic framework, etc.
The survey is open both to the identities underneath the alterhuman umbrella, as well as nonhuman/human+ folks within plural conglomerates. While this survey is primarily looking for responses from those who have been misgendered based on their species, those who have not experienced species-based misgendering are welcome to complete the survey as well. Interpretation of what counts as species-based misgendering is open to interpretation by each individual, and there are long-form fillable responses throughout the survey to accommodate this.
The survey is set to close on July 31st, 2026. I welcome folks to share the link to the survey wherever you are active in the alterhuman community.
Caracal | Joel Sartore [Nashville Zoo]
I realize this does Not matter but it drives me crazy seeing people tag any wild cats as "big cats" an andean mountain cat is not a big cat in any way shape or form they weigh 12 lbs
Pallas’ Cat | Joel Sartore [Columbus Zoo and Aquarium]
Asian Wildcat | Joel Sartore
as promised! just in time for fursuit friday my very first minishoot with my partial of my new character, Alias Chicane (any/all pronouns). He is from a series of books I am working on which is best summarized as 'Beatrix Potter But With Murders'.
made by the incredible GuiWu on instagram!
I love it when someone's therian for a fictional animal
a guy just made that up and you get to be them? truly the world is full of wonderful experiences. sometimes those experiences are being a dragon, which owns
Chinese Mountain Cat | Martin Andersen
European Wildcat (Felis silvestris)
Observed by tastyrna, CC BY-NC
you know the more i've interacted with therian online the less i actually care about. the actual label. draconic communities had it right its like. a fucking spectrum from guy who is very into their fursona to actively trying to find a way to species transition and i think making false walls between them reduces the richness of being speciesweird
Camera Traps Reveal Iberian Lynxes Soaking Their Prey, a First-Ever Discovery Among Carnivores
Scientists speculate that the wild cats are trying to improve hydration or ease their cubs’ transition to solid food. The finding points to resilience in one of the world’s most endangered felines
A camera trap in Spain recorded a wild female Iberian lynx carrying a dead rabbit to a water trough and dunking it, researchers were shocked. Then, they spotted the behavior several more times. In a study published in March in Ecology, scientists detailed these findings, which they say are the first-ever observations of a carnivore soaking its dead prey in water. The unusual phenomenon has raised questions about how predatory species adapt to changing environments—and it hints at resilience in one of the world’s most endangered felines. “This is very interesting and genuinely a surprising observation,” says Wai-Ming Wong, the director of small-cat conservation science for Panthera, who was not associated with the study. “Wild cats are typically thought of as highly efficient, instinct-driven hunters, so seeing an individual modify how it handles prey in this way is quite remarkable.”...
Read more: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/camera-traps-reveal-iberian-lynxes-soaking-their-prey-a-first-ever-discovery-among-carnivores-180988591/
Floral felines 💐🐈
(don't let your real kitties near calla lilies though -- I didn't know that when I painted these!)
I let them sit out to watch the sunset
