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This knife is so beautiful and I want it very much
May I request, some snails???
YES DEFINITELY!!!
Green Tree Snails (Leptopoma taivanum), family Cyclophoridae, Okinawa, Japan
photographs: geeseinflight, Doo-yoon Kim
Green Tree Snails (Leptopoma taivanum), family Cyclophoridae, Okinawa, Japan
photographs: geeseinflight, Doo-yoon Kim
Green Snail (Rhinocochlis nasuta), family Dyakiidae, found near Kuching, Borneo, Malaysia
photograph by sabine_in_singapore
Tree Snail (Amphidromus fuscolabris), family Camaenidae, Ban Phone, Sekong, Laos
photograph via:
Taxonomic review of the tree snail genus Amphidromus Albers, 1850 (Pulmonata: Camaenidae) in Laos, with the description of two new species | European Journal of Taxonomy
Malaysian Fire Snail (Platymma tweediei), family Chronidae, found in 2 montane forests of Malaysia
photographs by @ennisanna_fei
African Land Snail (Lissachatina glutinosa), family Achatinidae, found in parts of East Africa
This large terrestrial snail grows to a shell length of up to 15 cm (5.9 in).
photograph by nanofishology
2 color varieties of the Land Snail, Helicina viridis, family Helicinidae, Dominican Republic
photographs by Carlos De Soto Molinari
Amazonian Giant Snail (Megalobulimus popelairianus), Strophocheilidae, Ecuador
This individual is about 20 cm in total length.
photograph by Andreas Kay
Sire Ginkgo helm by Jean-Michel Bihorel
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I wish humans had monkey tails (most likely tail we'd have ngl) because it would be so cute. There's an alternate world out there where people are dying their tails and buzzing patterns into them and getting tail accessories and tail piercings. God could you imagine
Does anyone else understand
2 - Rainbow bearded thornbill
not an extinct creature but could you make a magpie emoji please?
Here you go!!
𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐝 ⚜️ Art-Nouveau-inspired clock unicorn
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Some woodpeckers make dainty little holes that barely damage the tree.
On the other hand, pileated woodpeckers
Playing with arrangments again this morning. Small things I've made, nudged this way and that.
The tide whale is so rarely documented due to how often it is mistaken for a rogue wave. They are relatively small, about the size of a dolphin. The only recounts of their songs have been from drowning survivors; described as a series of water droplets echoing off the well of a deep cavern.
No okay, because it really pissed me off that they made the orges look more human because Benimaru in his orge form was like fucking hot hello???
I drew Ogre Benimaru redesign because I am a monster lover if he didn't change his appearance to look like an ugly ahh human and I want him carnally as a full ogre a monster lover died in me when they turn looking more human.
And I made Buff Ogre Shion because I will not accept her stupid ugly current design
hey @markscherz what kind of beast is this and why does it have bell bottoms
This is Cruziohyla craspedopus, and basically it has evolved to look like a leaf and not like a frog when sitting still during the day (they are nocturnal). Apparently bellbottoms break up your outline and make it harder for predators to recognise you as a tasty morsel.