#eireni

[charseraph]

i wanted to let you know about this poll so we might show gangle a bit more love than she's getting https://www.tumblr.com/sexyman-contest-2025/781620632547983360/tumblr-sexywoman-contest-2025-catra-gangle

Obvious winner to me

[sketchinfun]

eireni

there are SO many great point and clicks around esp on mobile and i absolutely live for them. ps if you'd like a post-golden-age but-now-a-lil-old point-and-click i highly recommend looking for a game called (Voyage:) Journey to the moon, based on some jules verne vibes

Awesome! I’ll have to check that one out since I want to try finding some more point and click adventure games to add to my library. 

[little-smartass]

the latest colours meme is not remotely homestuck lmao that's so funnnny. babe its ok someone asked me to tag homestuck references, ur safe

YOU'RE KIDDING WHAT

[exigencelost]

depending on whether you count a gryphon as a "bird" (id say yes???), ancient greek & certain persian depictions always have a funky horn/crown thing going on. This is linked to the idea that gryphons are based on discoveries of triceratops skulls

Oh hell yes. One of the best bird facts of today.

[charseraph]

hey i wanted to ask if you'd seen this art, it felt very noosciocircus

https://www.tumblr.com/mortiwhore/779651492075520000

Now I have, this rules.

[exigencelost]

While nobody is sure how, it's a generally accepted scientific fact that plants do indeed perceive sound. They respond to, for example, wind frequency, insect buzzing vs insect chewing noises, and also the sounds made by other plants, which vary according to the activity of water transmission along the xylem. Attaching mics to plants, you get ultrasonic sound when there's more water, and audible sound when there's less (which makes bubbles).

I’m glad we don’t know how this works. It’s good for us not to get too smug. 

[exigencelost]

Most marine photosynthesizers, including the deceptively plant-looking Giant Kelp, are seaweed, ie algae, and therefore not plants; p much the only exception is the various species of "seagrass". Seagrass has an evolutionary path like that of marine mammals (but way before them); started, as all plants did, as algae, adapted to grow on land for a couple hundred millennia, and then went back to the sea.

[exigencelost]

slime mold can drive mini specifically designed robots using the electrical pulses it uses to communicate along itself

it what