Wait...what?

Things that go together in a not very organized fashion. Kind of neat that way.

[a-maiz-ing]

Absolutely captivated by this very specific type of image

[hxh]

[rose-above-dark]

[qzvk]

everyone has to stop making posts like "the world's loneliest ant has died in secret" its making me sad

[contrabandtoxicant]

the worlds happiest ant has found large strawberry crumb

[crazy-brazilian]

[spacelazarwolf]

[jadeseadragon]

Peter Graham (Scottish, 1836 - 1921), Highland Cattle in a Mountainous Landscape, 1900

[kylosbreedingkink]

This is a tufted ground squirrel. IUCN Vulnerable to extinction and endemic to the island of Borneo/Kalimantan.

It has the largest tail to body size ratio of any mammal, with the tail being 130% the size of its body.

I just think everyone should see it

[the-transfeminine-mystique]

Like, our stance towards exclusionary theology should not be “well actually if we look in the Bible we can see that it never actually forbids being gay,” but instead “how fucking dare you presume to delimit God’s love? What blasphemous arrogance could have possibly led you to where you are? When did you start worshipping your own image in place of the Divine?” 

[dankmemecentral1]

My dad is a kroger manager and sent me this (repost without personal info)

[leafcrunch]

they thought 1 lb stood for “one little bean”

[decadentiacoprofaga-deactivated]

“Dream of the King Arthur” by José Segrelles, 1932. For Histories of the Kings of Britain by Geoffrey de Monmouth. Source and more info.

[enthusiastofmemes]

[fuckyeahcomicsbaby]

Different Stories Resonate with Different People

[lovingmyselfishard]

I will always reblog this.

[brightwanderer]

I once spent three hours scouring the internet to find this comic again, I will not let that be repeated.

[lynati]

@signoraviolettavalery I meant to ask last night if you’d ever seen this comic before.

[marithlizard]

This is one of the few things I always reblog when it comes round, because everyone should get to see it. 

[titleknown]

…Okay, I found out about this character from the Legion of Superheroes called Jeka Wynzorr, this sapient snake with illusion-making powers that got mutated into some other form via convoluted energy shenanigans and also Ras Al Ghul.

The important part is, while her post-mutation form is your standard Sexy Snake Lady

Her original design was this .

And like, as much as I like me a good monstergirl, whatever jackass made the decision to change this absolute perfection for the sake of horny should probably be fired. Out of a cannon.

[laisai]

@arwcn

[arwcn]

[cerothenull]

#there really is a far side cartoon for everything

[iconuk01]

Sensor was a freaking awesome character as “literally a giant snake princess” who had rejected her privileged life to travel and see the universe and who used robot arms, and who sometimes forgot to create the illusion of footstep sounds when she created a humanoid illusion for herself.

I also applaud her fascination with hats, which she wore even when she could have just cast an illusion of one.

Because what’s could improve the concept of a giant, amiable, polite snake, than a giant, amiable, polite snake IN A HAT?

And her and Tim Drake meeting was another highlight!

[onceuponymous]

@bogleech

[sarahseeandersen]

[huffylemon]

[headspace-hotel]

i don't think chess sets be like

[slightlydraconic]

I'm so sorry but

yeah

[antiqueanimals]

The Backyard Bestiary. Written by Ton de Joode and Anthonie Stolk. Illustrated by Kees de Kiefte. 1982.

Internet Archive

[iguanamouth]

this is my ideal monster hunter game

[antiqueanimals]

Giant Sea Creatures. Written by Edith Kunhardt. Illustrated by Fiona Reid. 1984.

Internet Archive

[antiqueanimals]

Magpies. Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935)

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