She was being a great model and let me take a lot of closeups.
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She was being a great model and let me take a lot of closeups.
A little late for Spooky posting, but here she issss
No ID needed. Just a gorgeous spider from work a bit ago I thought you'd like.
augh ough I love green spiders so much
What a cute lil lime assed lady
i think everyone needs to get into wildlife identification it's like a minigame for real life
Overdrive is so photogenic, I can't get over it
having my evening cucumber
I offered a portion to this large and mannerly horse
noble steed uses her hands to manipulate
@onenicebugperday
Holding her evening cucumber with her bug hands 🥺
Op this is wonderful and I love how kind you are to share with your mannerly horse however I am compelled to ask you: What kind of a person bites into a cucumber from the middle like that?!
oh be nice me i was. jist wishing for a treat
The grasshopper is so cute! However, why would you eat the cucumber from the middle?
My mom caught slugs eating spilled cat food
Feasting
<3
2:05 minutes of Rose excavating
l o v e.
Unidentified mantidfly, Mantispidae
Photographed by Andreas Kay in Ecuador
A dinosaur obsessed 12 year old studied fossils and found a 69 million year old hadrosaur skeleton embedded in rock while hiking. A fisherman in Australia noticed tiny shrimp in his net that looked slightly different from the others and he sent a few specimens to biologists for testing. Turned out to be a never before described species, going unnoticed in a popular lake. I posted a pic ~here on tumblr~ of a weird parasite on a dead fish and a parasitologist found it and asked to report it as the species has never been seen in my area before.
There is so, so much out there we literally don’t even know. And the best way to find that stuff out is to be intensely curious about everything you see. You might not discover a new species but you absolutely will gain a deeper appreciation for the world around you.
I just can't with spider's silly faces
Uh, thirsty I see