KELPORAMA

Same old same old

[nonebinary-leftbeef]

This is a siphonophore appreciation post like and reblog to appreciate siphonophores

[michaelnordeman]

Eurasian treecreeper/trädkrypare. Värmland, Sweden (December 28, 2018).

[lionfloss]

A Rare Encounter with the Elusive Giant Phantom Jellyfish Captures Its 33-Foot Billowing Limbs, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

[hideki-koga]

ウグイス（Japanese Bush Warbler）?

[kristina100000]

i love everyone forever

[splashing-water]

Balanophyllia Bairdana

[mazuri]

Visit Original Link

BLASTED EXERCISE CRAZE

[ostrichpickles]

i had no idea this was an actual song omfg

[senjukannon-deactivated20161112]

DANCE DANCE DANCE

[kool-aid-jammers-deactivated201]

If this don’t play at the next function I’m leaving

[baradragon]

bro what was in that edible

[epilepticsaints]

[bootyunit]

when i saw this i couldn’t believe it didn’t have music

[bieberblower-deactivated2018050]

Try to eat men who dropped a barrel, with temperatures back in the 50s on Sunday

[billbuttlicker-]

[evilmon13-blog]

Alex Trebek: Yes, select again!

David Duchovny: Bible for 400 please.

Alex Trebek: During the second plague, these amphibians came out of the water. Stephen.

Stephen King: What are frogs.

Alex Trebek: Right.

David Duchovny: (genuinely) What are frogs?

(X-Files theme music)

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[kelporama]

POV you're me on the toilet

[cuttledreams-bugs]

The bug squad!

Genuinely I was excited to work on these and share them publicly- these are some of my top favorite bug guys out there. (There may be a theme of points and pincers)

I know very few people will ever see them, but I'm still happy to have made them.

[onenicebugperday]

Yellow spined weevil, Ozopherus muricatus, Curculionidae

Found in South America

Photos 1-2 by libi2, 3-5 by philkahler, and 6-7 by birdernaturalist

[spiderdaynightlive]

for today’s #InverteFest post, its OK GO! they are a Hogna maderiana wolf spider; I’ve been raising them since last winter. look at that beautiful orange fur! #AmazingArachnids

[platycryptus]

this mud dauber wasp (Sceliphron caementarium) seemed distressed about something in her clay nest. Turns out it had been commandeered by a keyhole wasp (Pachodynerus nasidens), who was now aggressively asserting ownership

keyhole wasps, which hunt weevils and other small beetles, will opportunistically nest in any sort of small cavity (such as a keyhole). The existing literature on this species doesn’t say anything about taking over other wasp‘s nests, only that they sometimes refurbish abandoned nests, but I guess this one didn’t get the memo.

This isn't the worst of their mischief though- they also have a habit of building nests that clog up the airspeed measuring instruments in planes and have caused several fatal crashes.

(Florida, 10/6/21)

[rongzhi]

English added by me :)