frightening news: apparently granny squares multiply if left unattended? and they will crawl atop your cat, also.
very spooky…
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frightening news: apparently granny squares multiply if left unattended? and they will crawl atop your cat, also.
very spooky…
My boy my glorious baby boy
I got oil pastels >:3 I am unstoppable now
What are the weirdest arthropod body plans?
Dendrogaster. Crustacean parasites of starfish.
This is Hallucigenia sparsa from the cambrian period
Image ID: A digital drawing of Hallucigenia sparsa with yellow and brown spikes, and orange back, and a creme colored underbelly. End ID
Animal of the day: African civet! (Civettictis civetta) Though it may look like a skunk or cat-like creature, this animal is in fact part of its own lineage called the viverrids! It is related to other feliform mammals such as the binturong, mongoose and meerkat! The African civet is mostly nocturnal, coming out at night to feed on fruits, eggs, certain species of insects and carrion! Image source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_civet
Round 2 Match 8
Stoplight Loosejaw vs. Hagfish
Stoplight Loosejaw
Hagfish
Stoplight Loosejaw: "red bioluminescence, weird mouth, looks like it's blushing because of the red bioluminescence"
Hagfish: "spineless, slimy wet beasts of primordial origin"