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Best view of the zebra.

#butts #animal butts #zebra butt #buttposting

finished a new zine

based on a real conversation i had with a teacher in highschool (or moreso, what she said to me) partially paraphrased and translated from dutch, but the real conversation was just as disturbing. highschool is hell, if ur still in there i promise it gets better.

anyway hereso it overlaid on people in suits, for no reason whatsoever.

just click on the top left image n scroll, it should be in the correct order. ill scan it in later in case anyone wants to print a copy of their own.

sometiktoksarevalid

ekjohnston

*weeps uncontrollably at 9 o'clock in the morning*

God, I love randos on the internet who just want to be kind.

beautifulbizarremagazine

A gorgeous blend of detailed textures and rich, dark tones in this unicorn watercolor painting by Maggie Vandewalle @maggievandewalle.

Folk Tale 11” x 15”

herpsandbirds

This is easily one of the CRAZIEST videos I've ever gotten. I was rafting down a river when a Yellow Jacket came, landed on my bright pink waterproof phone pouch, and started drinking from the water droplets that had gathered there.

The most amazing part is how the water droplet magnifies the Hornet's mouth parts, so you get to see them up-close!!!! It was FASCINATING to witness!

Here's some of my favorite still shots from that video:

What do you think? 🥰

thingswithantlers

The Three-Legged Doe and her Fawn by Backroads2

emmaklee

amber-tortoiseshell

"With genetic test results back from U.C. Davis Laboratories of toe-hair samples from each side of his body, I am excited to share that this sheep

🌟 IS INDEED a CHIMERA 🌟

His black mouflon side is a genetically different individual from his black gray side. The lab ran the test twice just to be sure!

Oh but wait, THERE IS MORE!

He is ALSO a she!

The black mouflon side is male.

The black gray side is female!

What I can tell you beyond these test results, is that this beautiful creature successfully bred four solid patterned ewes this winter that produced a total of 9 lambs, of which all were either solid pattern or mouflon pattern; 5 rams and 4 ewes. "

Source: Grand Valley Icelandics

king-the-pathetic

Initially I thought the zig zag between light and dark along the spine was just the lighting but no! That's the split in coat colours!

elodieunderglass

Thank you so much @draconym ! Look at those differences!

earthenremains

Funeral for a Little Brown Bat🦇

Found laying on our front walk below the wall where they roost.

Wrapped in mullen, tied with lily leaf, and adorned with hosta blooms.

Rest peacefully nocturnal friend🕯️

⚠️As bats are vector species, he was handled and wrapped with the utmost precautions taken to protect my health. And for those wondering "why didn't you just keep him?": little brown bats are protected (like all other bat species) in Ontario (and others globally...learn your laws kids).

clairenobyl

Mended.

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The Wellspring, Brendon Burton

cosmonautroger

jellyfish babies

historicalbookimages

🙀 Reisen im Süden von Ost-Sibirien in den Jahren 1855-1859, incl. St. Petersburg, Buchdruckerei der K. Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1862-63. Original source Image description: Historical illustration showing a ferret mid-leap over a fallen tree trunk in a forested landscape, rendered in naturalistic colors. Below the main image are detailed scientific drawings including the ferret’s skull from frontal and lateral views, two views of its dental structure, and a realistic side profile of the ferret’s head. The image combines artistic and anatomical study, highlighting the ferret’s slender body, fur coloration, and skeletal features for scientific reference.