some psych majors least favorite case study

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[bunjywunjy]

Do sharks cuddle?

THEY SURE FUCKIN DO.

many sharks are at least moderately social, and if a specific species of shark has the ability to breathe without actually swimming and tends to have a lot of sharks in a fairly small area, well.

they are just going to Pile. and there is simply nothing you can do about it.

[bunjywunjy]

also, fun fact! whitetip reef sharks in particular are SO damn cuddly with each other that they'll actively seek out a buddy or ten when they get sleepy!

it's pretty much slumber party or nothing for these guys. you won't find a whitetip sleeping alone except in the most dire and tragic of shark circumstances.

(shhh! they are. SLEEBING)

[annabelle--cane]

the thing is that pomegranates and blood and cannibalism and Fucked Up Deer are literally cool. like they're genuinely just sick as fuck and you simply cannot deny it without looking like a try-hard contrarian. they rule. sorry for thinking deep scarlet is an awesome color for things to be... as if it's my fault...

[annabelle--cane]

this is so good and great. an excellent fruit on all fronts. chef's kiss.

[annabelle--cane]

"blood imagery is trite and overdone" we literally all have blood. what happened to "write what you know"?

[radiosaboteur]

I spent what felt like an eternity drawing this...I hope Tumblr's algorithms will be kind to me

[hope-for-the-planet]

The 24-hour hotline helping save the world’s biggest freshwater fish - AOL

The ‘megafish’ living in southeast Asia’s Mekong River once faced extinction. A new rapid response system is helping reverse their dire outl

In Cambodia, a rapid response team is helping to save some of the world's largest and most critically endangered fish when they end up as bycatch.

Conservationists have worked with local governments and fishing communities along the Mekong River to build trust and cooperation. Now they have a 24 hour hotline to call in case of a megafish catch--last year 92 megafish from four endangered species were tagged and released alive thanks to this work.

"After years of watching these species edge toward extinction, seeing numbers rise instead of fall feels almost unimaginable. But it's happening, and it's exciting."

[wyrmicelli]

me tongue-deep in a sandalwood candle: 🤤

the tjmaxx employee loading a fourth tranquilizer dart into their blowgun: i need backup

[snowown]

[byjove]

dude what the hell

[byjove]

she walked around in circles with the straw (that she stole from my drink) in her mouth and then looked me in the face and tried to meow without letting go of her ear prize. and yes, she’s the one responsible for the ruined scratcher behind her.

[nugulover69]

Klingon fujoshis love an only one bed (cold hard metal floor) scenario

[sheherlockholmes]

people will claim to be filled with whimsy and joy for life but then hate musicals……. the vile tongue of man will never cease lying

[sheherlockholmes]

[parasitoidism]

Girl said she’d let me see her DDs but when I got to her house she just had her shirt off and she didn’t even have a ps2 let alone a copy of digital devil saga. Waste of my damn time

[parasitoidism]

TURN THE SHIP AROUND

[byjove]

I will reiterate over and over again that chronically ill and disabled people have always existed. We have evidence Neanderthals took care of members of their community who became disabled after a serious injury or were born with disabilities like Down Syndrome. Yes, many more illnesses ‘just killed you’ before modern medicine but the lack of modern medicine meant there were even more people struggling with chronic ill health. Institutionalization and the stigma around discussing disabilities and illnesses is the reason you think there were fewer people with disabilities and chronic health concerns, not reality. Bad backs, bad lungs, bad stomachs, mobility issues, poor eyesight, poor hearing, countless other things that range from mild annoyances to serious life-limiting disabilities. We have always existed. Pretending like there was a time in history where a sizable portion of the human population wasn’t chronically ill or disabled is historical revisionism.

[bedupolker]

Some lesser seen rodents... & non-rodents

Striped grass mice (x3), lowland streaked tenrec, Luzon cloud rat, Paca, Eurasian hamster, European hedgehog

Originals on sale!

[susiephone]

it is genuinely infuriating how many people grasp the concept of "there are several different sects of christianity, some of which are conservative and controlling, but others which are more progressive, and you can't treat the whole religion as a monolith", but absolutely cannot wrap their minds around the idea that islam, the second-biggest religion in the world, is also not a monolith.

[susiephone]

hi this post is about islamaphobia stop derailing

[snowrinrin]

there’s no “your way” there’s only my way and I don’t know which way that is

[basketballhoopshowerhead]

a dude at the gym just reached in his bag, pulled out a bottle of Hershey’s chocolate syrup, smiled & shook his head like that’s just something that happens to people, put it back and then pulled out a bottle of water instead

[importantcatpics]

[leapfog1]

Festival

[eggwishing]

YOU ACTUALLY CHANGED