I don't know what to do with this blog. Do I delete it? Do I keep it? Help.
(I made another one that stresses me out a lot less, and, idk there's some cool things on here, but is it really worth it to keep it?)
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I don't know what to do with this blog. Do I delete it? Do I keep it? Help.
(I made another one that stresses me out a lot less, and, idk there's some cool things on here, but is it really worth it to keep it?)
Paradise Revisited
A return to the reefs of Kimbe Bay
1. A threespot damselfish swims near a trio of pink anemonefish in Papua New Guinea’s Kimbe Bay.
2. Its flippers spread like wings, a hawksbill sea turtle flies past batfish and barracuda. Submerged peaks attract many species from the open ocean and make Kimbe Bay a haven of biodiversity.
3. Animals that look like plants, feather stars sweep plankton from Kimbe’s waters. With 900 species of reef fish, the bay literally pulses with life—a movable feast for predators like these barracuda.
4. Volcanoes shrouded in rain forest slope to the bay, here punctuated by tiny Tuare and Kapepa Islands. According to the Nature Conservancy, Kimbe’s wide variety of marine habitats—coral reefs, mangroves, seagrasses, deep ocean waters, and submerged mountains—make it a global conservation priority.
5. Amid the folds of their host anemone, a pink anemonefish fans the eggs his mate has laid, keeping the nest free of sediment. Anemonefish are hermaphroditic, possessing both male and female tissue. Some develop functioning sex organs to reproduce.
6. Cupped in the safety of an anemone, an anemonefish peers up at the vast bay beyond its home. A protective layer of slime lets these fish thrive where others dare not swim—anemones’ tentacles produce a paralyzing venom.
7. A garden of delicate coral is sheltered from storms in the lee of a nearby peninsula. Kimbe’s reefs help sustain local fishermen, some of whom still rely on traditional outrigger canoes.
8. A 60-foot-tall tower of barracuda rises past photographer Doubilet’s wife and collaborator, marine biologist Jennifer Hayes. Many of Kimbe’s coral pinnacles host a resident school of barracuda—a sign of a robust reef.
9. The bignose unicornfish may lack a horn, but two bony plates on its tail can cut predators.
10. Among the reefs’ tiniest residents is the pagurid hermit crab, which lives in coral burrows made by tube worms and nabs plankton with its antennae.
All photographs by David Doubilet.
Taken from National Geographic.
lemon_bahamas-25 by jmoskito
putting this blog on hiatus until further notice. deleting my sideblog. cheers, friends.
Saying that a man and a woman can’t be “just” friends is like assuming that a bisexual or pansexual can’t have any friends at all because they might get a sudden urge to fuck them.
You’ve found out my secret.
I just want to bang everybody all the time.
Milkweed Tussock Moth Caterpillar (by William Foust)
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Mushroom by Ben van Sambeek on Flickr.
MUSHROOM MOUNTAIN
my aim in life is to no longer be the only one picturing a tiny warrior scaling the heights of mushroom mountain to defeat the beast at the peak
or tiny tiny dwarves delving into mushroom mountain to mine precious spores
or it’s a whole mushroom city built like Minas Tirith and tiny denizens of the tiny city live with tiny windows in every mushroom roof
I could keep doing this
what tiny horror lurks in the center of the tiny mushroom forest under the tallest mushroom tree
It seems to be the most stable if the back fin is off the edge of whatever it’s balancing on, but I just looked up the artist’s website and I guess the holes in the bottom that I assumed were for some firing related purpose are actually for mounting it, which makes more sense.
I’ve been really jumpy and stressed out and gloomy all week, so I made myself a calming manatee in space.
Look at this wonderful piece Sarah Catherine drew! Isn’t it wonderful?
Monodon monoceros turned 3 today!
omg really i did? yayay!!
I’m just gonna sit here and stare at this thing and be in awe of how fucking cool it is.
thingsiphotoshopped:
Overfishing
Predators and sea creatures
Seals and cod
Hypoxia and dead zones
Are you finished with finning?
(via ca-thar-si-s, climateadaptation)
ALL HAIL THIS POST Would it be appropriate to send this to the fishing companies that practice shark finning/those in charge of the shark culling plan?
one of your 2k14 goals should be to stop seeing other women as competition