Nature is not cruel, only pitilessly indifferent.

hey, it’s your local non[bi]nary nerd here. I post science, dnd, cryptids, monsters, biology, art, swords, & many, many other wonderful things. [ she/they ]

[fieldandgrain]

cannon beach, OR | Pentax mx | SMC 50mm | fuji400

[nando161mando]

A single-panel cartoon illustration of a hellish city landscape with screwed-up capitalist brands such as MOREBARFO cigarettes, NIXXON gas and GAG jeans.

a loser in a uniform in the center of this advertisement hell spots a grafiti tag which reads "JAZZY"

he responds "AH-HA! GRAFFITI"

A 1996 comic by "CLAY"

[unsubconscious]

Iri B., Glass #2 Oil on canvas, 60 x 80cm

[madcat-world]

Unknown Constellation - Artem Chebokha

[clara-scintilla]

Fresh water fishes

Designs are open (except #2, #5, #6, #7, and #8) for claims! Dm if interested

[clara-scintilla]

River fauna ⭐️🐟

Only #7 is open for claims, dm if interested!

[voxbelicosa]

Subjugators - comm. work

[fishstims]

shuau on instagram

[niconiizura]

was the Grink there, Louis?

[sacred-portal]

[huariqueje]

Rainbow - Stanislav Brusilov, 2022.

Russian, b. 1976 - Oil on canvas , 30 × 40 cm.

[nocturnal-stims]

Remoras are surprisingly agile swimmer on their own, but they prefer to hitch a ride. The suckerfish exhibits one of the most famous examples of mutualism in the animal kingdom, gently cleaning dead skin and parasites from larger marine species in exchange for protection and food scraps from their host's meals. Sometimes, they even attach to divers!

🐋 Streetartglobe on IG

[bulldogpottery]

Fossil Fish Teapot by Bruce Gholson, Bulldog Pottery, Seagrove, NC

[noveltytwist-deactivated2026052]

Devin Drake

[fishthingdaily]

Today’s fish thing is this octopus and garden eel diorama!

[huariqueje]

Song of the Sea Cave - Hazel McNab

British , b. 1965 -

Colour linocut , 43 x 63 cm. Ed. of 20.

[eldritchcrab]

GUYS NEW SHARK JUST DROPPED

Well, technically it's not new : it's a nurse shark. What's new, however, is that it's the first xanthic (imagine albinism but in yellow) nurse shark ever found !! Not only it's not common AT ALL to find fishes with xanthism (it's the first cartilagenous fish ever recorded with this type of genetic "anomally"), but if it's there and still existing as an adult, it means the species is chill-ish with other predators (it probably would have been eaten by then). Its eyes are white so it can also be a form of albinism, in addition to xanthism !!!!!

And most of all : ITS SO CUTE !! AND IT'S SUCH A COOL FIND !!

Please if a marine biologist or someone with more info can interact with this post to feed me some more info or correct me on wrong infos i'e given I'd love it !

(Also if you have pics of animals with xanthism, it's also very appreciated!!)