A 4.5-meter (14.7-foot) green anaconda glides through the shallow waters of the Colombian Llanos.
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A 4.5-meter (14.7-foot) green anaconda glides through the shallow waters of the Colombian Llanos.
Has anyone mentioned that what you're making looks like a throbber?
- @relevant-wikipedia-articles
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Throbber?wprov=sfla1
they have not but now you've mentioned it i cant unsee it lmao
anyway i snaked the throbber from the article :3
escape and near misses IV - 2020
Help he's taken over my brain, I can't stop thinking about him, I'm microwaving him in my head, he won't leave me alone please hel-
Snakes don't "get nude"
They get "snaked"
Crystal Pngs from the American Museum of Natural History!
Likes/reblogs if used/saved are appreciated <3