Dadman

A Kenjirou-themed blog. Aesthetic, rocks, Kagerou Project, and meta posts will make up most of the content.

[vangoghcore]

by koroit.opal

[concert-bflat]

tomorrow isn’t anywhere.

[detailedart]

source

[iapislazuli]

i think my fav thing about tumblr memes is that they have like… an incubation period. i swear i remember seeing the original horse plinko post around a month or two ago its like everyone scrolled past it but then only just now was like Wait thats hilarious

[chernobyl2]

[theoldbone]

Forbidden candy- Gobi desert agates

These have been tumbled in the desert creating their round shape and strange texture

[the59thstreetbridge]

avery_a_gregory

[lionfloss]

source

[mineralists]

Elbaite on Quartz Male, Myanmar

[notaplaceofhonour]

murder and/or cannibalism is okay if ur gay & slutty about it

[jaubaius]

Obsidian is a natural volcanic glass formed when lava high in silica cools quickly preventing crystal growth.

[cryoverkiltmilk]

Cracking open a cooled one with the geology boys.

[life-gave-me-oranges]

#goals

[i-penna]

@bekkathyst

[insomniac-arrest]

May I present to you the antithesis to “there are many benefits to being a marine biologist.” The sad rock crew.

[charlesoberonn]

[sapphic-squid]

[satisfactoryanswer123]

[insomniac-arrest]

[inthefallofasparrow]

[juliathefacesofevil]

fish want me to fuck women

[blattella]

when i am kissing a woman there are always sea beasts like barnacle ostracod etc. there cheering and celebrating so loudly for me.

[ermingarden]

there are many benefits to being a marine biologist

[frottinq]

holy shit

[mossappreciator]

“ A friend of mine came across this huge ammonite impression fossil in the woods of Vancouver Island.”

[bekkathyst]

Just for fun - some of the most stunning opals I've ever seen 🥺

[all-pacas]

i have a lot of feelings and thoughts about coelacanths today

[all-pacas]

like… they’re blue

you have this mysterious fish that  no one really cared about, because everyone assumed they’d gone extinct with the dinosaurs. an interesting footnote, but one of many, many fossil species. 

and later the coelacanth gets some fame as a so-called “missing link” species, a theory which is now outdated (and not accurate for coelacanths) but was really influential at the time. because they have some weird biological quirks – bones in fins! – people were like “oh, they must be a missing link.” so the coelacanth was launched into some fame with the theory of evolution. it got brought up a lot. drawn in old textbooks as proof.

and then a fisherman finds a weird fish off the coast of south africa and calls a local fish expert who had let it be known she was interested in weird finds, and he brings her the (unfortunately badly rotted) corpse and she’s like “well, this is sure weird,” and sends off the bones to other experts, who start to quietly freak out, and rush to south africa, and rewards are offered for another one, any other one, and a few years later one is caught and frozen before rotting.

and it’s this incredible discovery, this extinct creature come to life (the prehistoric coelacanth lived in swamps and marshes in south america; these now are deep ocean fish in and around the indian ocean, but it’s still recognizably the same species)!

but it’s also blue.

not like, muddy blue, or tumblr-default-background blue.

proper shimmering sapphire blue and white. almost turquoise in some lights. this like… muddy, fossil creature. always drawn in dinosaur browns and grays. and it’s alive and it’s blue. just imagine being the scientist who opened that crate to this creature for the first time. you’re already excited, you’ve known about this fish for decades, you thought it was a story, you know it’s in this box. you expect  to see the weird fins and the strange tail. you know it’s large and odd looking. and you open it up and it’s this beautiful, shining blue, you know?

[all-pacas]

[img described: a coelacanth. it is blue.]