[haunted-soda]

[typhlonectes]

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

i should wake up and automatically be restored to full health, that's how sleeping should work, what is this horseshit

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

*waking up with a sore neck* where are my goddamn spell slots

[thebelchers]

[sticker-pop]

2024 Schinako Moriyama memo pad

[oldmoonlullaby]

arcana energy.

instagram: laitdelune

[toskarin]

ah... your secret technique... in normal circumstances, such a bullet would have no effect on me, but you certainly knew that, my rival... and so, cleverly, you accelerated it with a gun

[rhymewithrachel]

Time to break out the gamecube

[annakarenina]

Did you know that the very first assembly of photographs in sequential order to create a motion picture was a two-second clip of a Black man on a horse? Yes, it was. Yes, it was. Look it up.

NOPE • 2022, dir. Jordan Peele

[birdandmoon]

Inspiring animals I have seen.

Thank you to my Patrons for support!

[boycritter]

thinking about anastasia trusova paintings again

[boycritter]

CAN ANYONE HEAR ME

[nebulations]

[ID: Paintings of natural scenes, rendered in bright, vivid colors and done in impasto, or visibly textured paint dabs. Often featured are circular clouds, water, and trees. End ID]

[anime--irl]

[great-and-small]

Really bothers me what the climate crisis is doing to albatross marriage

[great-and-small]

Basically, the “divorce” rate of this albatross species (which typically mate for life) has nearly doubled in recent years and scientists suspect that climate change may play a big role in this phenomenon.

As is almost always the case with climate change, the negative effect is largely multifactorial. In regard to the albatrosses climbing breakup rate it’s theorized in part like this; with warming waters, decreased nutrients in the water column have caused a decline in the fish and squid that albatrosses eat. The more time they spend looking for food delays the albatross breeding window, and results in less success in hatching and raising chicks. Losing a chick is a major cause of breakup for these birds, hence the climbing divorce rate as fewer babies survive to adulthood. Even couples that are able to raise a chick together may still split up, potentially due to the high stress hormones caused by pressure to find food.

The problem isn’t exactly the albatross divorce rate itself, more that this odd little data point could signal the beginning of a collapsing food web for the Black-browed albatross and other species in their ecosystem :(

Source

[wallisninety-six]

Today’s Sunday.

[sixshotstothedome-deactivated20]

you have to rb this on a sunday every time u see this on ur dash

[sunsbleeding]

[onehundredgar]

Interesting lineup we’ve got here

[2022dirt]

A rescued pelican in the backseat.