Kaine
February 25, 2014 - May 24, 2026
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Kaine
February 25, 2014 - May 24, 2026
Thank you for saving me
Kalakocetus aurorae was an early cetacean that lived during the Eocene, about 50-48 million years ago, in what is now the northwestern region of the Indian subcontinent.
It represents the (currently) most basal known branch of the whale lineage, with teeth that are transitional between the crushing herbivorous-omnivorous molars of the closely-related raoellids and the shearing carnivorous molars of later archaeocetes.
Only known from a lower jaw and teeth, its full life appearance is unknown — but based on the body proportions of other early cetaceans it would have been a roughly cat-sized animal, around 60cm long (~2'), possibly resembling a smaller version of its better-known relative Pakicetus. It was also probably similarly semiaquatic, wading into rivers to hunt fish and other small freshwater prey.
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my normal dogs
Digitizing my notes is going splendidly
That first sip of redbull in the morning truly is like a shotgun blast to the guts
oh to be loved by the sun
Mariemeau Brilliantine, rough collie of "Mariemeau type," 1937
The sparkle in his eyes when presented with a toy is one of my favorite things 😭
He go awoo
Took a while since most of them were larva when i grabbed them, but it looks like I grabbed a bunch of Larder Beetle larva too when I harvested the Barkers!!!! I have at least 4 adult larders running around in the Barkers tank!
I haven't had larders in forever! I forgot their larva look exactly the same as dermestid beetle larva so no wonder I grabbed a few. I'm going to set them up in their own little place. They're slower to breed than DBs and they're not as good at cleaning delicate bones, but I'd love to keep them around nonetheless.
Larder beetles!!!!! Look at their little tapir markings 🥺
Their tank has been set up and they have been named "The Tappers" or their nickname The Little Taps, after their tapir markings.
I will move them over to the new tank tomorrow and get them some food to munch on. I think The Barkers are giving them the side eye like "why are there giants in here" so I won't leave them in there too long lol.
Took a while since most of them were larva when i grabbed them, but it looks like I grabbed a bunch of Larder Beetle larva too when I harvested the Barkers!!!! I have at least 4 adult larders running around in the Barkers tank!
I haven't had larders in forever! I forgot their larva look exactly the same as dermestid beetle larva so no wonder I grabbed a few. I'm going to set them up in their own little place. They're slower to breed than DBs and they're not as good at cleaning delicate bones, but I'd love to keep them around nonetheless.
Larder beetles!!!!! Look at their little tapir markings 🥺
Took a while since most of them were larva when i grabbed them, but it looks like I grabbed a bunch of Larder Beetle larva too when I harvested the Barkers!!!! I have at least 4 adult larders running around in the Barkers tank!
I haven't had larders in forever! I forgot their larva look exactly the same as dermestid beetle larva so no wonder I grabbed a few. I'm going to set them up in their own little place. They're slower to breed than DBs and they're not as good at cleaning delicate bones, but I'd love to keep them around nonetheless.
Female fisher skull is done, she just needs her teeth back and then she will be ready for the shop
Everyone else is still degreasing and getting on my last nerve. I'm about to bust out the acetone and I usually only use that on goats and pigs
stellar offer, thanks I guess?
Pine Marten, female and kit by Mark Bowen