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kasey / 25 / theatre maker / pizza eater / extraterrestrial life form / etc

[melonymint753]

[estrogenesis-evangelion]

every fucking day brother

[greelin]

[RUINING THE LIVES OF PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT REAL] i am playing. With my touys

[tall]

[sandmandaddy69]

[aaaangel444]

[389]

Musings from Anna Fusco

[that-clever-oc-deactivated20250]

[wifegideonnav]

the fact that op turned off rbs is very very funny to me. anyway i want this post on my blog too.

[digitalbeachrave]

Who’s gonna take you home tonight?

Happy Trans Day Of Visibility!

[happymiffy]

[pansylair]

thaumatichthys binghami aka wolf trap anglerfish my beloved 💛

[gryffon]

i gather with my friends. we

[gothish]

[gauchogf]

the seinfeld mitski magnum opus

[skarchomp]

i bet those colors only shrimp can see suck major ass

[bananahomo]

jealousy isn’t the way bro

[htcd]

The shrimp aren’t gonna have sex with you.

[bananahomo]

you take that back right fucking now

[scififantasystuff]

Unfortunate news… scientists have discovered that shrimp do not see “extra colors”.

We thought that they did because they have 12 different molecules for photoreceptors, whereas humans have only 3. BIG difference, right??

Nope. Turns out that they simply do not have the mental wherewithal to blend, and so needed a separate receptor for each color. The human brain adds color emissions together to create a singular representative color, like reverse engineered printing. Shrimp can’t do that. They can’t take light emitting “green” and light emitting “red” and come back with “yellow”, like we do. They have to have a receptor for yellow, and are relatively horrible at distinguishing shades of colors.

So at the end of the day, not only do shrimp not have “extra colors”… they see less than we do. Shrimp can’t see the fake colors :(

[luxflora]

babe wake up new shrimp color drama dropped

[mortalityplays]

your shrimp doesn’t have the mental wherewithal to visualise colours

[nicolezaridze]

HAPPY FALL

[feefal]

The transition from a young plantling to a full fledged, grown up mother plant is a fascinating (but at times awkward) journey.

Shown here is a Dandelion, Strawberry and Helleborus flower - from newly sprouted bud to mature blossom!

[elegant-moonlight]

I love this

[nunia]

The helleborus is a mood