Cunk on Nirn Part 9: The Governmental Affairs of Worms
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Cunk on Nirn Part 9: The Governmental Affairs of Worms
Sausage hinting about him getting confirmation from Pyro about him killing Tim to the others but the more he says it the more and more it sounds like they had a make out sesh after Legs and Graecie recalled to the academy
Letting his inner fish out🐟
no one: Janeway during The Cloud:
"What happened to your eye?" (Torin~)
@royaldeceit
He's ignoring her.
I’m watching a guy explore abandoned mines in Nevada on YouTube and don’t get me wrong! They’re very cool! But every single video looks like the setup to a found footage horror movie and it’s making me feel SO on edge lol
Im playing civ 6 and just built an aquarium.
It reminded me of you.
I am now craving fish facts.
Do you play civ 6?
no I dont play that, I had to google it lol. it seems cool tho.
and as you requested, here are some fish facts about 2 very cute fish:
mudskippers are a group of 6 species that can crawl, climb, and hop around outside of water! their fins are specialized to do this thanks to evolving in muddy swamps where water could dry up in some areas, causing the need for the hopping ability. they also have cartoonish eyes that they need to blink inside of themselves since they dont have proper eyelids.
the lumpfish are as the name suggests very lumpy, an aquarist apparently described them as "feeling like old, mold-crusted Jell-O" lmao. they are super slow and have no scales but! their pelvic fins are funky and work as suction cups to stick to things like rock or kelp when theres a strong current. they are actually also really helpful for salmon farmers because they eat sea lice which can hurt and stunt the growth of salmon, so it's a safe natural alternative to exposing fish to chemicals to keep them safe! usually before they get put into salmon farms they get vaccinated since the ones that do this are usually bred for it, and they get vaccinated by hand too. which like must be a crazy job, but also super cool to bring up in conversations.