Looooow battery

My name is Brandon. I like to dance.

[ode-on-a-grecian-butt]

art by Est Florane

[nihilistic-body]

[cannibalchicken]

[zluty-spendlik]

[geeseareassholes]

[chilewithcarnage]

when the treat you treated yourself to is mid

[stochastic-shieldmaiden]

[tinyravenfeathers]

Exactly.

[elliespectacular]

I'm actually from Baltimost, Merrierland so forgive me if I'm less than impressed

[garbage-empress]

NSFW now means Not Safe For Wealth

[catlips001]

I will pay $100 if you let me interact

[garbage-empress]

[catlips001]

[ointmented]

[catboyed]

[thememedaddy]

[testdevice]

they call it his achilles heel because ack! It killies him

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

[punkrock-bottom]

[brucebocchi]

explaining anime to an american:

[eternal-fractal]

cheesbwoargr

[casperscareschool]

so polite

[casperscareschool]

i really like this image she's so awesome and smiling

[casperscareschool]

so cool

[casperscareschool]

really awesome

[casperscareschool]

so nice you'll see her thrice

[mossworm]

new thing I learned today: humans intentionally introduced a bunch of trout to rivers in Chile in the early 1900s and messed up the ecosystem so fly fisher people could go play fish or something. which sucks. then later they found out that the trout really like eating these small endemic freshwater hermit-crab-cousin guys called Aegla. so there was a proposal in the 1970s to introduce Aegla into California to screw up THAT ecosystem, so fisher people could go play fish even more over there. but then it turned out that the normally detritovore Aegla will absolutely 100% just turn into a predator and eat the baby trout if given half a chance. this could have turned out really bad, but luckily crabs can do whatever they want, including burrowing into the invasive trout nests to eat their eggs. I'm proud of them

[mossworm]

apparently some aquarium people have taken to calling these guys "cockroach crabs" because they have no English common name, and although they are neither of those things I think that's such a wonderful and German-loanword-esque interpretation of this creature

[ethernalium]

[tgirl-thucydides]

[cowinatrenchcoat]

It's so, SO important to share success stories like this. I know an actual JPL engineer who doesn't believe in climate change because, "you never hear about acid rain anymore."

He thinks climate change can be lumped in with acid rain and the ozone layer of "things that were overblown and not really important because no one talks about it anymore."

It didn't even occur to him that we actively fixed the problem. Here's the EPA page on acid rainfall.

From the page:

It's also important to talk about success stories tonfuel hope that we can overcome current and future conservation and environmental issues.

[bailesu]

We fixed the hole in the Ozone layer too.

[keitrinkomfloukru]

I wish I could take this post, go back in time, and shove it in the face of literally everyone.

[queen-mihai]

All of these problems are fixable

[roach-pizza]

I wanted to share this: WE FIGURED OUT HOW TO BRING BACK DEAD CORAL!!! By using sounds of living coral to attract fish.

Coral can be saved!!! This planet is way more resilient than we give it credit for. And we don't give humans enough flowers for stopping the harm billionaires cause.