Serendipitous Tumbling

I'm Dustin. 22. Orlando. League of Legends: Madlyfe NA. I listen to metal, EDM, and some acoustic/rock. Add me on League and follow me (:

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LMAO

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[scrumptiouslycraftychaos]

Watch your time !

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Whatever, I’m late anyway!

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[xanthewalter]

cats and tails - a love affair

[gentlesharks]

The Basking shark is the second largest shark in the world! This shark lives in cool, temperate waters where there’s a lot of plankton. It swims through the water with its big ol’ mouth wide open; water goes in through the mouth and back out through the gills, but the plankton are strained out by cone-like filters on the gills called “Gill Rakers.” Even though the Basking shark has a massive mouth, it only has a throat about as wide as a grapefruit. So these sharks cause no harm to humans, in fact, they only have teeny tiny teeth! They don’t really care for anything larger than plankton.

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Taylor Heald

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Krabby keeps a tiny picture of Ash in his bowl

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[hebizuki]

Sip sip sip #hognose #snake #snek #reptiblr

[kaydeekrunk]

Someone call the cops. This is too cute to be legal.

[bridgetsnapdragon]

How does this work??? Do they drink like dogs or ????

[hebizuki]

@bridgetsnapdragon It’s believed that snakes use capillary action generated by the skin folds in their mouths to draw in water! The skin folds allow the mouth and jaw to expand during feeding and also make a cool “sponge” for drinking :)

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