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[Probably important pinned post, these guys are incredibly unwell as it turns out so list of potential tws will be here and updated as we go along, ask to tag though!]

- eating problems (starvation related)

- codependency

- dissociation

- trauma

- injuries

- just like.... Anything relating to not taking care of yourself I think

lanndscape

peoplegettingreallymadatghosts

“But they forget”

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please watch this raw, unedited 2 minute clip from Bill Nye the Science Guy (1995) it is on some next level shit that is so far ahead of its time

04k96

the2dstagesfg

cute-catts

ltwilliammowett

Victorian sterling silver and agate anchor brooch, maybe used as a sailor's love token, Scotland, 19th century

Source

homunculus-argument

Me overwatering my neglected plants after a long dry spell, like heyy lmao sorry about that lol welcome to the rainforest

please live

plaguedocboi

Wait, beneath the sea floor?

OUGHGH??

OIUOHGHHVOIH!!!!!

curiousobsession101

HOLY SHIT

So I looked this up and there's three things I think should be mentioned:

Yes, this is real.

They found this ecosystem in underground hydrothermal caves where the water was 75 degrees Fahrenheit (25 degrees Celsius) and when it says "volcanic fluids" it means that, or where the hot water in the caves comes up through cracks to mix with the colder water above, allowing minerals and nutrients from the volcanic caves to escape and dissolved oxygen from the open ocean to enter.

The robot that tested the hypothesis of life under the seafloor was called SuBastian.

bogleech

So basically we thought hydrothermal vents were these distant isolated islands of weird habitat and everything dependent on them was always either unique to that one vent or had to send eggs and larvae drifting out into the sea until those find a vent.

And that's likely the case for many species, yes, but apparently there's also just vast interconnected networks of toxic bathwater between vents and that's just what we know from the tiny sliver of one that we got to peek in on. There's probably much more to it we may never be able to see, and probably many many undiscovered species that spend their entire life cycles down there.

Up here on the surface there's caves full of weird creatures isolated for millions of years....what the fuck could there be UNDER the fucking FLOOR of the ABYSS that we'll never know.

What if there's like one single little species of trilobite that's still around but that's the kind of place where it is. 😡