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[my-friend-meowth]

Saarijärven kesämarkkinat

[my-friend-meowth]

Kahvia ja suklaakakkua Friseessä 🍰

Frisee Kauppakatu 1 43100 Saarijärvi

[my-friend-meowth]

Saarijärven museon pihaa

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[my-friend-meowth]

Fransu 100 – Frans Toikkasen 100-vuotisjuhlanäyttely Ansu – Taidegraafikko Anneli Klemola

16.5.–13.9.2026

Saarijärven museo Herajärventie 2 43100 Saarijärvi

[my-friend-meowth]

Saarijärven uusi tsasouna, viime kerralla näytti tältä:

[my-friend-meowth]

Kolkanlahden hautausmaa

[my-friend-meowth]

Pandan tehtaanmyymälästä matkaevästä 🐼

[my-friend-meowth]

Kahvia ja voisilmäpullaa Karoliinan Kahvimyllyssä ☕

Karoliinan Kahvimylly & Kestikievari Kuusirinne 11 41770 Leivonmäki

[my-friend-meowth]

Pokemon stickers, 1999

[my-friend-meowth]

Squirtle in our garden 🌹

[my-friend-meowth]

Squirtle in our garden 🌸

[g0dtier]

its really hard to take pictures during the day where you can see how gorgeous she is but heres one

[ironcowboyphantom]

This creeture is beautiful. What an interesting coat! What a pointy expression! 10/10 excellent.

@followthebluebell have you seen this kind of coloring before?

[followthebluebell]

Yes, but only within this breed (she's a transylvanian karpati). It's a very new breed. I think it was recognized in 2024 or 2025. It's gorgeous although I haven't seen one in person yet. I think karpati color is unique. It's this lovely 'reverse point' where the ears, nose, paws, and tail are lighter instead of darker, and the rest of the coat is speckled, almost roan like. It's only recognized in blue or black.

I've seen a salmiak cat in person, which is similar. It's another roan-like color.

[roseate-felidae]

@amber-tortoiseshell

[amber-tortoiseshell]

Beside the pedigreed transylvanian cats (who, since the breed itself is so new, themselves are at most a couple of generations away from the randombred founders), the karpati pattern exists in the general cat population of middle and eastern Europe (i regularly see them popping up in Hungary). They were also introduced to some breeds, usually those with less focus on coat color, like laperm.

[nephilot]

"this is fetish art" okay ❤️ yay ❤️

[scoutsmoocrew]

That sanctuary with the three legged colt that just turned a year old just posted this picture of a horse and I don’t know shit about horses but that absolutely can’t be comfortable right….

[homeofhousechickens]

The place with the three legged horse refuses to post the x-rays of Rocky and will block you if you ask. They will also block you if you ask if donations to the rescue/sanctuary are being funneled into him specifically.

Its VERY shady and the horse is obviously suffering. I cant help but think their is a financial gain for them, we'll there is since their fb posts attract so much attention they are definitely getting a decent lump sum per post. Even the angry comments contribute to the cash flow since thats just how it works on fb. If Rocky was gone the clicks would stop.

I wont even get into the horse in the above picture, its all cruel. A horse is not comfortable on 3 legs, they are not a dog or cat.

[scoutsmoocrew]

Saw a video commenting on it and they had a guy going “oh yeah he’s not in any pain at all” acting like the guy was a vet

He was a chiropractor 🙃

[iguanamouth]

I really like winnie the pooh, Can you draw winnie the pooh pleaseeeeee

[thetyrannosaur]

Happy 10 year anniversary to this absolutely foundational post

[skiingcows]

#really cannot emphasize enough how much iguanamouth changed the site’s sense of humor and therefore the timeline of the western world

[pangur-and-grim]

alright I'm almost finished Project Hail Mary, and I have to say, I don't get why people are shipping the guy with Markiplier when he's already in a perfectly healthy queer-platonic relationship with the alien spider made of rocks

[pangur-and-grim]

that's insane. we need to change this

[mindblowingscience]

Twilight fish study reveals unique hybrid eye cells

Researchers have identified a new type of visual cell in deep-sea fish larvae that challenges a century of knowledge about vertebrate visual

Researchers have identified a new type of visual cell in deep-sea fish larvae that challenges a century of knowledge about vertebrate visual systems. Dr. Fabio Cortesi from The University of Queensland's School of the Environment said the finding could lead to new camera technology and medical treatments. "For more than 150 years, textbooks have taught that vision in most vertebrates is made of cones and rods—cones which work in bright light and rods for dark situations," Dr. Cortesi said. "But our study of deep-sea fish larvae revealed a new cell type—a photoreceptor that optimizes vision in gloomy or twilight conditions.

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