*ꜱᴄɪᴇɴᴄᴇ ɴᴏɪꜱᴇꜱ*

majoring in biology, she/her

[maximum-overboner]

in primary school we had a creative writing assignment where we had to ‘write about a character in a new, strange situation!’ and i wrote about a squid that was somehow teleported from the ocean to the forest floor and slowly choked to death for two pages and i’ll never quite forget my teacher’s face because it turns out she wanted ‘this new school is scary, i hope i make friends!’ and not a graphic description of a squid dying

[bunjywunjy]

well that’s just the risk you take if you decide to teach creative writing

[midflybird]

Would anyone be interested to be part of a dnd campaign? Me and @adaptingant are looking for friends to play with. Dm if you're interested!

[trashzy-deactivated20211214]

Indian Paradise-flycatcher

[ivebeensuicidalforalongtimesorr]

I enjoy this image

[ocean-fact-of-the-week]

OFOTD #190

Feather duster worms are adorned with a mantle of tentacles. These serve the purpose of helping the worm feed and respirate, but they can also retract at the first sign of danger to keep the worm protected.

[catasters]

[knockfivetimes]

Can’t stop watching this

[mbtiandstuffz]

I mean option A) isn’t that far off from the truth….

[midflybird]

I wish I had friends to play dnd with

[aggressionbread]

Just heard someone on the radio say “if you’re having trouble sleeping, just join the military, they teach you how to sleep anywhere” and it really has similar vibes to that post that’s like “just get pregnant and you’ll see who your real friends are”

[sovietshopaholic]

“If you’re curious about an afterlife, die”

[toadschooled]

A little red spotted toad [Anaxyrus punctatus] sits nicely, curls their toes, and smiles for photographer Lee Hoy. This specimen was found in Brewster County, Texas.

[bunjywunjy]

Greetings, my good fish! Previously I have requested a cursed Komodo Dragon fact, but is it perhaps possible to ask you for a BLESSED Komodo Dragon fact? Surely these unconventional apex predators have at least some appeal to them!

Komodo dragons can count up to six!

[the-awkward-turt]

And, even more blessed, I believe they learned this by regularly offering a dragon 6 pieces of food and then one day offering them only five and seeing if the dragon got upset that they had been robbed of their last piece of food.

[luisonte]

[midflybird]

I follow kpop stans blogs because I like seeing pretty girls on my dash once in a while. I don't even know anything about it, I just thinking they're so fucking charming

[wern]

[antiquitystudies-deactivated202]

this was too cute not to post

[caprisunsport-deactivated202010]

reply with top 5 time periods you fantasize about being in

[ratfuck]

1-5: Early Cambrian Babey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!