I'm living for Pokemon content

A bird, no wait, it's a taxi

[michaelnordeman]

Long Tailed Tit/stjärtmes. Värmland, Sweden (March 14, 2021).

[pokemon-cards-hourly]

[natedhernandez]

Recent Animal portrait Comissions

[bluekomadori]

[jagalart]

the variety of barn owl

I've always liked how different they can be! Melanistic ones are definitely my favourites, I love that mutation in any animals 🖤 I've drawn these variations some time ago for my owl magnet set 🖤

[kcamberart]

Magnezone sketch + Magnezone render

[todaysbird]

the azure-winged magpie is a slender member of the corvid family found in eastern asia. they feed primarily on acorns and pine nuts, supplementing their diet with invertebrates and fruits. they live in tightly-knit flocks, sometimes reaching seventy members. like other corvids, they are known for being very intelligent and willing to learn new behaviors.

[theowlburrow]

Scizor ✂️

[sennamaticart]

On the first day of Christmas, my truelove gave to me....

[reesieroo-spark]

Coolest pokemon in the entire world, according to my instagram mutuals :3 which are based choices

Btw that’s Nanu’s Absol over on the left 🖤

[hoot-alex]

[shining-latios]

Hoenn coastline 🌊✈️🛩️

[facetless]

grackle sketches, 7/22/24

[amblue02]

Green💚✨

[great-and-small]

Saddest thing ever is reading an academic paper about a threatened or declining species where you can tell the author is really trying to come up with ways the animal could hypothetically be useful to humans in a desperate attempt to get someone to care. Nobody gives a shit about the animals that “don’t affect” us and it seriously breaks my heart

[great-and-small]

“No I can’t come out tonight I’m sobbing about this entomologist’s heartfelt plea for someone to care about an endangered moth”

[bogleech]

This is how I learn there's a moth whose tiny caterpillars live exclusively off the old shells of dead tortoises.

[thepastisaroadmap]

[Image description: text from a section titled On Being Endangered: An Afterthought that says:

Realizing that a species is imperiled has broad connotations, given that it tells us something about the plight of nature itself. It reminds us of the need to implement conservation measures and to protect the region of which the species is a part. But aside form the broader picture, species have intrinsic worth and are deserving of preservation. Surely an oddity such as C. vicinella cannot simply be allowed to vanish.

We should speak up on behalf of this little moth, not only because by so doing we would bolster conservation efforts now underway in Florida, [highlighting begins] but because we would be calling attention to the existence of a species that is so infinitely worth knowing. [end highlighting]

But is quaintness all that can be said on behalf of this moth? Does this insect not have hidden value beyond its overt appeal? Does not its silk and glue add, potentially, to its worth? Could these products not be unique in ways that could ultimately prove applicable?

End image description]

[headspace-hotel]

because we would be calling attention to the existence of a species that is so infinitely worth knowing

[rackiera]

I was so inspired by this I made it into a piece of art for a final in one of my courses for storytelling in conservation

[a-book-of-creatures]

[psychick]

You are all lovely and kind and correct, but let’s also name the moth: Ceratophaga vicinella

I can’t find any information on how to promote or donate to moth conservation, but the tortoises are endangered, and support to habitat conservation in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi are a good way to help both the tortoises and the moth! https://www.nature.org/en-us/get-involved/how-to-help/animals-we-protect/gopher-tortoise/

[bimstown]

[captain-price-unofficially]

my mans running animation only got two frames

[everythingcanadian]

[lylahammar]

dude is literally outta here