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they/it god's silliest goose / minors DNI

[gotyouanyway]

anything u think about YOUR life after 10pm is bs to be ignored. anything u think about a character’s life after 10pm should be posted about online and expanded on for paragraphs. :)

[greelin]

i’m sincerely always saying this

[acesmithx]

“Are you decent?” Morally? Absolutely not. Decent like do I have pants on? Also no

[vintricles]

free my girl she did all that and that’s what makes her such a compellingly complex character. that’s her essence

[paperandpencilsandskips]

Dead wife but it's a flashback to an amazing sandwich you had 3 years ago

[teaboot]

sick fuck ate his wife

[pansyfemme]

one moment ☝️ *pauses the blowjob to start violently coughing up blood*

[orpheuslament]

lets out one truly pitiful little whimper & then goes back to doing fucking whatever

[lachonk]

funnyjunk is ok sometimes

[gryffon]

[teaboot]

YELLOW-SHAFTED NORTHERN FLICKER MY BELOVED ANGEL

[lakemojave]

You don't like New Yawk? 🗽? Bada Bing?

[iamoutofideas]

no 🛩️

[transmechanicus]

anotha one🛩️

[driedflowersss-deactivated20260]

"you look tired" thanks I am

[mammalianmammals]

Camera Traps Reveal Iberian Lynxes Soaking Their Prey, a First-Ever Discovery Among Carnivores

Scientists speculate that the wild cats are trying to improve hydration or ease their cubs’ transition to solid food. The finding points to resilience in one of the world’s most endangered felines

A camera trap in Spain recorded a wild female Iberian lynx carrying a dead rabbit to a water trough and dunking it, researchers were shocked. Then, they spotted the behavior several more times. In a study published in March in Ecology, scientists detailed these findings, which they say are the first-ever observations of a carnivore soaking its dead prey in water. The unusual phenomenon has raised questions about how predatory species adapt to changing environments—and it hints at resilience in one of the world’s most endangered felines. “This is very interesting and genuinely a surprising observation,” says Wai-Ming Wong, the director of small-cat conservation science for Panthera, who was not associated with the study. “Wild cats are typically thought of as highly efficient, instinct-driven hunters, so seeing an individual modify how it handles prey in this way is quite remarkable.”...

Read more: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/camera-traps-reveal-iberian-lynxes-soaking-their-prey-a-first-ever-discovery-among-carnivores-180988591/

[amazoogle]

tuesday status?

[cognitohazardous]

yup. its tuesday 👍

[amazoogle]

copy. tuesday confirmed ✅ engaging tuesday protocol

[lakevida]

scared but noble animal protecting its nestmates

[lmbibitor]

“can mutuals dm you?” my mutuals can fire me from a cannon through a brick wall, looney tunes style. as long as we’re all having fun

[suigintou]

death knight apprenticeship

death knight no experience needed

death knight will train

death knight remote jobs

death knight interview tips

[rylandgraces]

[the most low energy you have ever seen me] we’re about to go crazy mode