curled and half asleep

moss | they/them | art sideblog: @sadgicican | here for pretty pictures and a random assortment of things i like | have a nice day!! ily 🌻💚 

[bippus]

Turning dog gravity off so they all get whisked away

[herpsandbirds]

Pacific Lamprey (Entosphenus tridentatus), migrating upriver, family Petromyzontidae, order Petromyzontiformes, Willamette Falls, OR, USA

photograph by David Herasimtschuk

[gaystation4]

[currentlycryingaboutlancelot]

“i have of late lost all my mirth” should be a valid reason not to come in to work

[faithschaffer]

[introspectres]

moray eel + skeleton for a printmaking class

[smsomah]

Jibbali roundhouse (strit) blends into the landscape. Scanned from the book The Craft Heritage of Oman; 2003; Neil Richardson & Marcia Dorr

[gondwana]

Sunday

[expressions-of-nature]

by Ingrid Martinussen

[cracklewink]

gif of my friend's cat

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

I know I'm asking a biased crowd (my followers) but please answer the following:

Do you use the library?

yes

no

Voting ended onAug 4

No nuance. Once every three years to print is using your library.

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

I got more

if yes, what do you primarily use your library for?

checking out physical materials

checking out digital materials

access to resources in branch (printing, maker spaces, microfiche, etc)

access to digital resources (research databases, streaming, etc)

programs (book clubs, art programs, etc)

I voted no

Voting ended onAug 4

[gnoempire]

Run where they can't follow.

For decades, we've thought that pronghorns evolved for speed because of Miracynonix, or the American cheetah, which preyed on them extensively during the Pleistocene. However, in February, new fossil evidence suggested that ancestors of pronghorns began this process at least 5 million years before the appearance of Miracynonix. We typically think of predators as trailblazers, as shapers of the world -- but don't often consider that it may have been the prey that changed them.

Extinct animals from left to right: Miracynonix trumani, Chasmaporthetes ossifragus, and Titanis walleri

[myownprivate]

Gustave Fayet (1865-1925), Black Mountains , circa 1902, pastel on cardboard, 48 x 64 cm.

[sobcat]

tomorrow I'll do the possible

[nevver]

This is not an exit, Michael Pederson

[liebelesbe]

I love emoji reactions so much. Don't know what to say but don't want to ignore whoever texted you? Boom. Lizard reaction 🦎

[neonfretra]

do you want to play dead bodies with me

[neonfretra]

floats along your dash face down and quiet and cold