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Riverdale is so fun. Sometimes they give jughead a hat. Other times, hehe get ready for this, they don't. Haha! Never know what to expect with this wacky show. Betty is Leatherface now and she will kill. She WANTS to kill.

#riverdale

crazy-god-bunker-jughead

LMAOOOO. Happy 8 years Riverdale

#riverdale

only-alter-idem

all the other guests: omg don’t turn around but that creepy Ninth nun who took a vow of silence is right behind you! she beat magnus in a sword fight in five seconds. i made eye contact with her yesterday eeek she’s got so much wisdom hidden in those eyes

gideon, wandering around in circles: what the fuck is going on what the fuck is going on where is harrow where is haRROW WHERE IS HARROW

#LMAO #the locked tomb #gideon the ninth

murphysletsdraw

Here's some more of my paintings and their respective reference photos! murphysletsdraw on inprnt if you want to buy prints!! It's my bday month so if you buy some prints I could maybe buy myself a lil gift hehe

#love love love #plants #fwr post #love how u interpret the plants #aesthetic af

smarianoart

the painted lady

spiritual (hah) successor to my Kyoshi fan art 😌

#atla

nlog-sama

i dont know what love island is but from what ive heard its like danganronpa for people that use snapchat

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clara-scintilla

🦈🌟🫍

|Commission designs, not for use|

#fish!#sort of.#whale sharks #orcas #L0VE

keymintt

all the pulse and solitude of a self-burning sun

#coyote #gorg

waspdaily

Today's wasp of the day is Belonogaster lateritia!

Credits: photo 1, photo 2

Wasps and birds typically do not get along. There are many types of birds that specialize in eating wasps, and there's even a few wasps that have been known to eat small young birds too. And yet, there are rare cases where wasps and birds coexist.

Sociable weaver birds (Philetairus socius) are known for making massive multifamily nests, and sometimes they specifically choose to be neighbors with the nests of wasps such as B. lateritia. It's believed the small birds do this because less predators are willing to mess with the stinging wasps around. It's also been theorized that the wasps' nest building instincts also help maintain the birds' nests. For the wasps, they also benefit from the protection of being a part of a larger structure. The flies that are attracted to the birds' waste are also an easy food source for the wasps' young.

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