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" i take my sand castle building very , very seriously , okay ? ⎯⎯ like it has to be perfect , your edges are so lumpy and bumpy , i'd definitely fire you from the job right now if i could ! " @callinforyou
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" i take my sand castle building very , very seriously , okay ? ⎯⎯ like it has to be perfect , your edges are so lumpy and bumpy , i'd definitely fire you from the job right now if i could ! " @callinforyou
Me when I have pickles.
• NOTICE.
The next releases that I will be bringing packs will be: BOTTOMS and BLUE BEETLE. His torrent is due out on the 22nd and 26th, respectively. We'll be opening the requests in a few days (saturday maybe), so you'll can ask other releases you want too!
• AVISO.
Os dois próximos lançamentos que eu estarei trazendo packs para vocês serão: BOTTOMS (qual o nome desse filme em pt?) e BESOURO AZUL! O torrent deles saíram dos 22 e 26, respectivamente. Nós também abriremos a ask em alguns dias (domingo, espero), aí vocês vão poder pedir de outros lançamentos também!
characters as vines??
under the cut are the students of soap as vines !!
umbled replied to your post
too late im forceshipping me, coral, w him. the ultimate ship
umbled replied to your post
real talk id let him eat my organs. no question.
Have you ever seen coral under the microscope?
Well now you have! This is a coral called Frogspawn coral. One of its tentacles had to be removed because it was attacking another coral! See the bleached edges of the red plate coral?
This is a common behavior among corals and sea anemones. They can send out those extended tentacles filled with stinging nematocysts, which are basically poisonous harpoons. Some of you might have had some personal experience with nematocysts- if you’ve ever had close contact with a jellyfish, that’s what caused the stinging! Makes sense, since jellyfish and corals are actually closely related
And that’s what they look like at high magnification. The arrow on the left is pointing to the spiny string that can penetrate like a hypodermic needle. The arrow on the right is the empty cell were the nematocyst was previously coiled up. Overlaying the cell is a cell with a nematocyst that has not yet been released. Note all the strings in the background- those are more nematocysts!
You’ll notice that the tentacle is chock-full of little red-brown dots. Those are actually symbiotic algae called zooxanthellae (don’t ask me to pronounce that) that live in coral by the millions and help the coral gain energy. To be more specific, those algae are dinoflagellates, which I’ve featured on my blog before.
characters as disney characters?
my sugar daddy buys me tickets to disneyland paris whenever i want, so i’m practically an EXPERT in these kind of things.