happy things happy thoughts

fluffy things and funny vines

[kneelbeforeyourdogbabylon]

German trailer for The Thing (1982).

[gobusto]

[thenatsdorf]

Press play, the audio is worth it.

[sirartwork]

reblog for noises

[disgustinggf]

[thevastnessof]

everyone look at my baby noodle. every morning when im getting ready for work he throws himself on the floor in front of me so I'll pet his belly

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

[adulthoodisokay]

please unmute this

[awed-frog]

So if I’m understanding it right, this is basically the equivalent of stopping by a coworker’s house to pick up something and next they disappear and their toddler comes out of some room with a sticky toy phone and hands it to you and you’re just left there like an idiot like UHHHM THAT’S NICE and THANK YOU? and also ANYWAY IS YOUR DAD AWAKE YET? HELLO? ANYONE? and walking into a door as you try to get away.

Also the whole thing is super interesting?

Some cold, wet mornings, you’ll find the hornbill, sitting atop the termite mound that the Mongoose have taken refuge in over night,  waiting for it’s band of companions to rouse.  A little impatiently it seems, it sometimes taps on the mound, quite insistently.  Before long, the band of mongoose start to emerge from the warm interior, ready to start searching for a morsel or two.

As they forage through the shrubs and grass, the hornbill perches on branches above, snapping up any unfortunate insects, disturbed by the mongoose.  What does the mongoose get out of this, apart from a rude awakening?  Well, since the hornbill gets an easy meal, the mongoose gets in return, greater safety that the hornbill’s higher vantage point gives them.  Should the hornbill spot something dangerous, an eagle or another ground predator, it will utter an alarm calls, sending the mongoose scurrying to the nearest shelter.

This is known as mutualism.  Both species are benefiting from the other with neither being negatively affected.

[steelplatedhearts]

the hotel I’m staying in is having a chihuahua conference??? some lady told me there were over 300 chihuahuas in the building and if I wanted to, I could go watch the puppy competition in the morning. I’m in Heaven

[steelplatedhearts]

this is the best day of my life

[todaysbird]

it’s crazy how much diversity there can be in one species…these are all pictures of the same bird species (red-tailed hawk)

[todaysbird]

what they all have in common:

[misssquirrel]

The look of annoyance and utter disdain at the human exposing their wing pit.

[utah-mountain-drifter-deactivat]

Yes.

[weirdnaturalscience]

UNHAND ME FEATHERLESS BIPED

[catfindr]

[cosmonautroger]

[kave-elott-ne-szolj-hozzam]

washing machine

[legitimately]

My new favorite genre of picture is a very special thing that most animals (and humans!) do: face nuzzling as an act of greeting/comfort/intimacy. thank God that this is happening all over the world right now

Isn’t it wonderful?!

[legitimately]

had to continue the compilation:

[optimisticsposts]

[catasters]

[ren-054]

woa h !

[bestiarysys-deactivated20240319]

@leafdlc

[ampervadasz]

[zegalba]

近藍蓋小菇 Mycena Subcyanocephala fungi translates to the "blue-head" and measures at only a single millimeter.

[mochisquish]

Thank you, Snoop Logg...

[moved-please-leave-me-alone]

I’m in love with this gif. The way the cat is tucked in and kneads the air. How they immediately reaches for the teddy bear. How it’s lodged into the cat lovingly. The way the cat holds it. The face. The face the cat makes squished up against the toy. The way the cat grips it. The cat looking back on the audience at the end. I could stare at this gif for an hour straight and still be enraptured by it. Fucking Cozy.gif

[lalulutres]

Hello world! I'm 17 minutes old❤️

[cluelessfanperson]