Tanya shedded her skin. Look at this wet thing.
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Tanya shedded her skin. Look at this wet thing.
Acherontia styx
Psiloceras planorbis. Ancient elegance, preserved in stone. Over 100 million years old, discovered in Somerset. A natural masterpiece.
Photo: Geologic Gallery
Sophia finally molted(after almost a year of premolt) and now has a new reddish blonde look+EYEBROWS
in true OBT fashion, here is Oberyn threat posturing at… nothing? (i hadn’t even touched his enclosure)
🕸BEHOLD MY BOY!!!🕸
after who knows how many months of puzzling out the geometry, running out of the right colors, & feeling like i'd NEVER be done making flower motifs, HERE HE IS!! in all his orange glory!!
the cutest, sweetest, most huggable spider in the WORLD!!! ✨️💖🕷💖✨️
his name is Arson 🔥🥰🔥
The zoo sometimes lets peacocks around freely with the people. The aquarium should let some of the fish do that
Bothering
This picture is killing me
Big fat abdomen flying into the sunset. A very tender and emotional moment. His antenna sticking out in a cartoony fashion. A beautiful insect caught in amber sunlight except he's so fat and fluffy it's genuinely ridiculous
オオセイボウ(Cuckoo Wasp)
A lot of unsolicited transphobia today. I'm just trying to get groceries. damn!
a lateral view during a stick climb is just about the only reliable way to look at Timarcha lusitanica's colorful legs and venter without flipping them around or simply bothering them enough to play dead, although they certainly are the perfect shape and size to do weird sleight of hand tricks with like you would with a marble. after a quick peek, you can put the stick back down and they will become inconspicuous black chrysomelids once more
at least assuming they let go of it
(November 8th, 2025)
isopod, watercolour
All hail the Parkway Bridge!!!
Today's bug thing is this painted ceramic beetle from The Super Kutani Insect Project!
SoulFull, Godzilla