#ylatayaeray

[sciencetylia]

hey! I run the science blog that-science-bitch, i changed the url and i was hoping you could update it on the all the science blogs list its now for-science-sake :) Thank you!

Its now updated. Thanks for letting me know! :)

[sciencetylia]

ylatayaeray replied to your photo “I’ve done it. I’ve created an image that perfectly conveys how I feel...”

You really are very cute tynan :3 I feel ya tho silly valentines day >.<

msmander87 replied to your post “My valentines days plans”

Just so you know you are more than cute, you are handsome! :)

Thank you both. ^.^

[sciencetylia]

ylatayaeray replied to your post “33!”

what are your two middle names? :)

Charles Joris. Joris is the dutch form of George. My parents decided on a variant because otherwise it sounded too british almost like royalty with Charles and George. XD

[sciencetylia]

ylatayaeray replied to your photoset “Me and my family’s lord of the rings photoshoot. :D I’m in photos...”

That is so awesome omg

Thank you. :D

[thisblogdeadyeet]

One of my friends baby Axolotls, she just got them.

Random Facts:

If axolotls spend prolonged periods of time in shallow water, their gills may be absorbed and they can begin using their lungs on land. However, if axolotls are in deep water for long, they will keep their gills for the remainder of their lives, or until they move to shallow water for a long period of time.

Axolotls have amazing healing abilities. Normal wound healing in animals occurs through the growth of scar tissue, and this means that most animals won't re-grow a lost limb. However, the axolotl is fully capable of complete limb re-growth.

To see more of her Axolotls or check out some art work, go follow her blog;

http://ylatayaeray.tumblr.com/