All the World's a Stage

Hello! I'm Jack, and I'm an intern and aspiring cub reporter for the Daily Planet! Feel free to say hello and peruse my chaotic cacophony of specially-curated reblogs. (@tomfooleryandclownishshenanigans 's Super Family self-insert account)

[ihatethisgaywebsite-deactivated]

this tweet hasn't left my mind once in the two years since it's been posted

[one-time-i-dreamt]

[littlestpersimmon]

good morning ocd gang

[littlestpersimmon]

[escuerzoresucitado]

[kosmogrl]

[kragehund-est]

[interruptingkau]

Ebay listing pictures remain an untapped well of fantastic images

[bethanythebogwitch]

Marine biology teaches you that sharks are nothing to be afraid of but you should be absolutely terrified of the humboldt squid

[onenicebugperday]

Green lacewing, Ankylopteryx sp., Chrysopidae

Photographed in Singapore by budak

[onenicebugperday]

Reblogging because someone pointed out I had originally typed the family as Chrysomelidae without thinking, but that’s leaf beetles! I have fixed the mistake and now the family (Chrysopidae) is correct.

[marinememes]

I wish I would walk a frogfish on a leash :(

[marinememes]

This is the vision

[likethewizardyk]

[i-am-a-giant-siphonophore]

vampire squids!

vampire squids are cephalopods found in temperate or tropical oceans in the deep sea!

the vampire squid actually has a history of misclassification, for a long time they were classified as as an octopus

they live in the oxygen-minimum zone, as there are fewer predators!

vampire squids have the slowest metabolism compared to all other cephalopods

this means that food lasts longer for them!

most other cephalopods are hunters, but the vampire squid is a scavenger

the eyes of a vampire squid are the largest eyes in the entire animal kingdom!

[plasmaapologist]

UH-OH! you just got

ORBED

REBLOG TO TOTALLY

ORB

YOUR FRIENDS!

[tcustodisart]

Happy Pride Month!

Faust the Crow loves you even more than she did the last 2 years!

[rhan-hastur]

The pride bats are back! I thought it’d be nice to regroup them into a matching poster. The border on the moths one was changed to a rainbow gradient and some colours were tweaked for better readability/printing. Original posts: Pride moths LGBATs 1 & 2

Prints

[michaelnordeman]

Eurasian nuthatch/nötväcka, Blue tit/blåmes and Common chaffinch/bofink. Värmland, Sweden (May 1, 2018).

[cam-pteryx]

Which one are you? I’m Aerial Fishing