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@jasontruemu
âWe are the Androids sent by Cyberlife!â
The meeting Connor from Detroit video was so pure and wholesome. So I wanted to draw both happy beans as androids! (feat. a confused Sumo)
I made Jack his own ID number; 0207 is his birthday, 028 for age and 224 is the month and day he joined Youtube! SM990 is Jackâs first and last initial as well as the last 3 digits to his birth year!
Congrats, @therealjacksepticeye on the 20 million subscribers, too!
YOU CAN ONLY REBLOG THIS ONCE A YEAR
Heavy rain leaves trail under crystalline water and creates rare, beautiful scene. This scene is located in Bonito, MS, Brazil.
This looks like a dream I hadÂ
you wanna see Arin start his journey to inadvertently discover some truth about what he is, where he came from, and all that jazz? take a clicky on that linky and do a read!
chapter two is up because Iâm an excitable bastard
Yaâll should totally read this
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Can you believe it?? I actually got to meet Ryan Reynolds!! After talking about him so much and being a huge fan of his for years this was incredibly surreal.Â
This was for a Deadpool 2 press junket they were doing and I will have a video of us together going up today. Some of you little detectives guessed it immediately which is very impressive but I wasnât allowed talk about it haha.
I was incredibly nervous for this, way more than I have been for anything else Iâve done. To be able to interview someone you look up to SO much is daunting but also there were a lot of rules and restrictions on what we could do and what I was allowed to ask/say so I donât think I fully got to be myself when talking to him but man this was a cool experience. This is something I never thought possible by doing youtube and I will remember it for the rest of my life! :D
I found @mysticbaconslice in my explore on Insta
What a good day to remember that Nintendo confirmed link is an nb man
i feel like this is. a rick roll. i dont trust that hyperlink
I TAKE IT BACK
gift for the amazing @piligy
eerie anti boyo
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yay for the first traditional fanart of the year
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(PLEASE DONâT COPY/EDIT/USE/REPOST, REBLOG INSTEAD)
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I swear if we donât meet Frozoneâs wife in The Incredibles 2, I will be unsatisfied for life
Celestial Existence
here is the blessed thumbs up jack, reblog to have good luck for a year
lookinâ fancy!
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Leading skincare experts: hot water is actually bad for your skin jsyk
Me: that's unfortunate *continues to boil my flesh in the shower*
Life hack
Got something you need to do at a certain time every day (e.g., take meds)? Start giving your cat a treat right before you do it. You may have trouble remembering, but your cat absolutely will not. Â
Thats a damn good advice
Why would anyone want to consume it!?
I teach my 7th graders about the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide.
I bring in a graduated cylinder of it and we talk about how itâs used in nuclear power plants and gmo crops. How inhaling even the small amount Iâm holding can lead to suffocation or even death. Itâs found in vaccines and cancer cells, but also in infant formula and pet food. It is a huge component of acid rain, can cause severe burns, and has been found in places that were thought to be the most pristine and unpolluted locations on earth.
We talk about how there are little to no regulations on this chemical. No bans, no warning labels, and most manufacturers donât even have to disclose their use of it in their products.
My students are outraged. We talk about what we can do. Create posters and flyers to spread awareness. Contact our senators with petitions to ban DHMO. Spread this information all over social media.
Then I explain that the real problem with dihydrogen monoxide is thatâŠ.when I am thirstyâŠthere is just nothing else as refreshing, and then I watch their looks of absolute shock and horror as I drink the entire vial down.
I. Fucking. Love. This.
This is how misinformation works. How propaganda works. How manipulation works.
may our education be stronger than fake news
Amen.
To those who donât get it:
âDihydrogen monoxideâ is the chemical name for water, AKA H2O.
another important element of understanding the joke is understanding how pH levels work
yup. thatâs a higher number alright.
Me and Ryer working on a âdiveâ behavior with the long target pole.
This is a good example of how the behaviors people often like to malign as âforced tricksâ are entirely voluntary. Look how eagerly Ryer waits for that cue and then dives for the target.Â
Cool thing I learned:
A lot of these âtricksâ are actually to help provide quality care for animals in the least stressful way possible
For example, trainers at the Minnesota Zoo train bears to touch their noses to batons (much like the otter is doing in the video) so that zookeepers can examine the bears without handling them. Getting bears to turn their heads, stand on their hind legs, or turn around helps zookeepers get a good look at how the bears look and move (which is important to monitor their health).
Baton training also provides the most amount of safety to trainers as possible, and bears willfully play and enjoy the activities and the treats that come with them.
Baton training also helps bears get vaccinated. Without being distracted by an activity and willfully exposing their sides to the trainers, bears would have to be tranquilized to receive their immunizations. That puts a lot of stress on the bearâs body and can be a traumatic experience.
When bears are distracted and happy, zookeepers can give them a quick shot and the bear hardly notices!
So yeah training can be for purposes that benefit the animals, not just for entertainment. But training could also be an enrichment activity that offers mental stimulation.
This is such a great explanation of all the husbandry training that we do. Some examples of husbandry behaviors in disguise that we have:
Dive: it gives the otters exercise, and it could be used for future research such as breath holding time, how swimming effects heart rate, etc so that we can keep learning more about these animals and their physiology.
Retrieve or Fetch: looks like just fun, but it can actually be used for animal safety. If a foreign object gets into the exhibit we can ask them to retrieve it so we can safely remove it.
Full Body Tactiles (touching them full handed on their back): looks like we are just petting the otter and showing off how much trust we have (which like yes kinda but keep listening), but actually it allows us to check body condition and feel for any lumps or swelling on their back. It can be great early detection for tumors, spinal problems, and hidden scabs.
I work at a zoo and the keepers are incredible with training. It is so so useful. By being able to do more veterinary-related conscious, the less stressful it is for the animal.Â
Once, it was before i started but, they even managed to get a full blood sample from the tail of a conscious tiger - purely by using his training. Its not for fun or show, its genuinely makes it easier and less stressful for everyone/every animal involved.Â
Itâs also for the animalsâ fun, no? Like it would be terrible for us to keep these animals without seeing to their mental health and happiness. Learning things like this is a chance for them to exercise their cleverness in determining what the keeper is trying to teach them, and practicing them just looks like itâs fun for that otter.
đ TOTALLY. Training is also a form of enrichment. Getting animals to problem solve and use their brains is fun for them and incredibly stimulating. Sometimes we train them to do simple useless things just because having them learn new things is also good for them.
