phosphorus

minor, he/him, appearances may be deceiving (i only come here to reblog lmfao)

[kisaragihoney]

By: 針山

※Permission to upload this was given by the artist

[amethystsoda]

@vvhite-n0ise

[calsieas]

purelily reunion

[swarnpert]

can you take my white ass to funkytown

[jame7t]

nope. torture city again

[swarnpert]

come on

[radiumjuice]

they play catch after this or something

[metallicat777]

This is literally my favorite tweet of all time. It’s so powerful.

She Freaken Forgor Me

[julius-caeser]

I HATE EMAILS #bringbacklivemessangerboys

[lady-zeppeli]

this is true

[irish-american-chan]

My Novel Is Done So I Can Put It In A Bottle And Send It Out To Sea

[greelin]

compilation

[greelin]

[campyvillain]

how could you forget his magnum opus

[baseballheritageposts]

baseball heritage post

[falcondoingdoodles]

If the second half doesn't start like this I'm rioting

Bonus doodle:

[byjove]

girl I would kill myself if I did that lol

[tricotbf]

reading harry potter actively makes you less literate

[spiffiesttea]

j why did you censor the name of the scottish play

[some-j-name]

I think doing that is way funnier than saying the Scottish play, and I’m not going to risk actually saying the name and having something bad happen

[spiffiesttea]

i just realized despite me making fun of you for saying m*cbeth, i refused to say it myself. i am fucked up

[byjove]

even I, the op, flinched while writing it in the notes 😔

[lorebird]

[catgirlforeskin]

do y’all only post from inside a theatre?

[foone]

All the world's a stage, catgirlforeskin.

[hollow-blasphemy]

Pavlova cookie it's there every single time I send a balloon expedition, he wants to be free

[falcondoingdoodles]

Shouldn’t have put their wife in a jewelry box

[sp00kymellonn]

noooooo pv!! dont go for the merpussy!!! you gonna get eaten, literally!!!!

[sp00kymellonn]

(":Normally when charmed by a siren, people would throw themselves into the ocean, drown or be eaten. Not bringing one into your own house.")

"Sorry... This is the best I can provide for you right now."

mermay stuff

[youwantamcdonaldbeautiful]

HOLLYBERRY SHE’S POISONING YOUR BERRY JUICE TO MAKE YOU HAVE GAY THOUGHTS RUN NOW

[jameelaillustration]

One of the coolest things to remember is that because prey animals have eyes on the side of their head, they are looking at you when they're in profile, not facing you! Hot tip for artists and animal lovers!

[actuallycuteanimals]

Okay not really. The thing about animals with eyes on the side of their head: they DO in fact look directly at things and they CAN use binocular vision. I am going to use horse examples because horses are what I know best.

A horse uses binocular vision when it is trying to see something better - monocular vision gives a wider field of view but no depth perception and is not very clear.

When alert, the horse will look directly at something, facing it, using binocular vision to determine what it is and whether it is a threat.

A general rule of thumb with horses is that whatever their ears are pointed at is what they are looking at.

In the first image, the horse is looking at me. In the second, she is not.

In this set of images, she is investigating that blanket. You can clearly see her head pointed at the object and she examines with her binocular vision and nose.

Now, in this case, the horse is looking at me without his head facing me. You can tell he's looking at me with his monocular vision by how he has one ear facing me.

In most of the professionally done horse reference pics you see, the horses are going to have their ears pricked up and alert and be using their binocular vision. Why? Because it just looks better. How? Either the horse is investigating/curious about the camera or person holding the camera OR someone standing where they want the horse to look has just snapped their fingers or whistled or waved an umbrella or something to get the horses attention.

I just find it silly to say that the prey animals are not looking at you when facing head on, when the examples you gave do not seem to demonstrate that. To me, all of the squirrel and bird pictures look as if they are looking at the viewer - with the side view being a more 'relaxed/trusting' sort of look while the front view is a tenser investigation. The horse does not look like its looking at the view in either drawing - the first looks relaxed and looking somewhat to the side, the second looks alert and gazing directly in front of it.