World's Insane @toorvu - Tumblr Blog

molabuddy

really specific trope i like that i feel like can only be explained in a diagram

donniipao

family portraits

i immediately started weeping when i drew jonathan

tartharyen

A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS APPRECIATION WEEK ↳ DAY 3: FAVOURITE SCENE 𖤓 S01E03 DUNK'S SEWING SCHOOL

54lty

sillygoose-xp

comic that appeared to me as I was waking up from a dream

Edit: this got more attention then I thought lol if you wanna redraw this just reblog this with your redraw to credit me or put my @ (idk how tumblr works ngl)

howlidae

we’re something like a family, aren’t we?

cannibalchicken

mammalidentifier

Wild boar piglets (Sus scrofa). Judging by their stripes, these little guys are under 10 months old, which, in boar terminology, would make them squeakers!

bradsmindbrain

zelda-heritage-posts

Zelda Heritage Post

sioltach

I WILL BEAR MYSELF TO PEOPLE AUTHENTICALLY EVEN IF IT COULD LEAD TO EMBARRASSMENT AND POSSIBLE REJECTION FOR DEEPER MORE MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS

sioltach

How the soul feels when granted permission to desire

mammalidentifier

Java mouse-deer (Tragulus javanicus) and lesser mouse-deer (Tragulus kanchil). The first one is a fawn and the second one is an adult. As we can see by the tusks, the lesser mouse-deer shown here is also a male.

mammalidentifier

Mouse-deer, also known as chevrotains, aren’t actually true deer (family Cervidae). Instead, they’re the primitive, sole members of the family Tragulidae, an early split in the Ruminantia suborder, which makes them as related to true deer as they are related to bovids, giraffids, pronghorns and musk deer!

Tusks on deer-like animals like mouse-deer and musk deer might look kind of outlandish, but once upon a time, the majority of true deers also had them! Evolution ended up favoring antlers over tusks on deer as mating displays and as weapons, a transition that is present on the cervid fossil record, which you can see a model of illustrated by the super talented @paleoart here:

💬 2 🔁 672 ❤️ 1430 · Evolution Series: Dear Deer · Deer are mostly well-known for their antlers, and for good reason. But even though this

But a few species of true deer have kept their tusks to this day! Water deer (Hydropotes inermis) and muntjacs (Muntiacus sp.) have kept it old school when it comes to pointy bits to defend themselves / impress girls with, with muntjacs, interestingly enough, having both tusks AND small antlers!

sbgyri

stuttered during his order now hes gotta die (again)

laskapsy

fishfilletinacan

batman the animated series will be like "the effects of mental illness, if left untreated, can cause even the most well-meaning man to hurt himself and others, and feel so helpless he turns to other methods to cope." and then the next episode is "what if the joker tried to copyright fish"