Fun Fact of the day:
this beautiful species, called Panacea procilla, can be found in Central and South American rainforests. They don't visit flowers for nectar but instead feed on rotten fruit and tree sap.

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Fun Fact of the day:
this beautiful species, called Panacea procilla, can be found in Central and South American rainforests. They don't visit flowers for nectar but instead feed on rotten fruit and tree sap.
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The Limitless Sea • Gulf of Mexico • February 2026
fun fact of the day:
these pretty birds are related to crows and like crows they rub ants on their feathers to reduce parasites by using the ants' forming acid. also they can mimic hawks!
animated version of moon eyes for her one year anniversary
since today is my birthday I picked one of my favorites <3
fun fact:
when you meet a manatee in the wild, you are not allowed to touch it because they get easily attached and then they would forget how to take care of themselves or try to follow you.
The rot consumes
For week one of Funguary, theme: Decay
I want my soul to look like that
fun fact of the day:
these gentle giants can live way past 100 years and also each whale sharks spot pattern is unique, like a human fingerprint!
Mist in river forest
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let me die there in the mist
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fun fact of the day:
did you know that sea angels are snails that eat other snails called sea butterflies? and the glowing part of this beautiful tiny predator is actually its stomach.