Unchain My Love

Absolutely no negativity - just pure fangirl enjoyment. I also write as Knightlycat on A03

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[kilbaro]

JESUS?? 

JESUS????

i had no idea they were so frickin huge

[madsciences]

I love them so much because they’re about as sharp as a baseball and their anatomy is ridiculous to the point of them literally being classified as plankton for years because they just sort of get blown around by the ocean and look confused, but because they lay more eggs than ANY OTHER VERTEBRATE IN EXISTENCE, evolution can’t stop them

[lokillia]

Why is no big predator coming and gnawing on them?

[madsciences]

Their biggest defense is that they’re massive and have super tough skin, but they do get hunted by sharks or sea lions sometimes and they just sort of float there like ‘oh bother’ as it happens

Even funnier, because they eat nothing but jellyfish they’re really low in nutritional value anyway, so they basically survive by being not worth eating because they’re like a big floating rice cracker wrapped in leather.

[xxxtictacion]

So basically the only reason natural selection hasn’t taken care if them is because they are the most useless fish

[madsciences]

yes, they’ve perfected uselessness to the point of being unstoppable

a true inspiration

[mananabuffins]

Evolution didn’t care about fittest or best, it cares about the CARE MINIMUM.

Which is a being a giant leather rice cake.

[texnessa]

AUTO REBLOG OF PACIFIC SUNFISH. MOTHER NATURE AT HER MOST WHIMSICAL. THE FARTHEST YOU GET FROM FISH DESIGN AND STILL CALL IT A FISH. AKA FLOATING CARDBOARD IN FISH FORM.

[if-i-am-not-for-me]

They aren’t useless, you monsters! The fact that they eat so many jellyfish is their exact ecological purpose. They are a key part of controlling jellyfish blooms. Sunfish keep jellyfish from taking up all the available space

[saathiray]

All hail these jellyfish vacuums who make sure the other delicate creatures of the deep are not accidentally murdered by the jellyfish

[jlassijlali]

Sun fish baby size

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Happy 105th birthday to the National Park Service!  

For more than a century, the passionate and dedicated people of the National Park Service have protected our country’s natural, cultural, and historic treasures for future generations to enjoy.

What’s your favorite National Park Service site?

Photo by Yueru Hao (sharetheexperience.org) Photo description: A group of eight bison travel across a colorful hot spring area, next to an emerald blue and green pool of water.

[catchymemes]

How vaccine works

[eternalssource]

Marvel Studios Retrospective and Future Projects Video Containing New Footage from Black Widow, Shang-Chi, and Eternals

[americasgreatoutdoors]

The sky’s field of stars unfolds along the Pa'rus Trail at Zion National Park in Utah. The trail follows the Virgin River in the broadest section of Zion Canyon. Located near the visitor center, it is an easy trail to explore to see the wide range of the park’s splendor. Visiting during sunrise and sunset promises beautiful light. In the evening, the night sky promises some of the best stargazing opportunities. Don’t forget your mask! Bring water, your mask and your sense of wonder. Photo by Karen Wong (www.sharetheexperience.org).  

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Paws up for the committed K-9 officers who protect people, public lands, and wildlife across the US, including at national wildlife refuges. Their dogged dedication to stopping crime, one sniff at a time, helps maintain public safety and support wildlife conservation in a variety of settings: from rural to urban, indoors and outdoors! Happy National Puppy Day! Meet some other Interior Dogs. 

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[lizclimo]

[lizclimo]

[day-off-inkyoto-deactivated2021]

I feel seen.

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[bladesrunner]

Don’t hurt the Child. If you put one mark on him, there’s no place you will be able to hide from me. THE MANDALORIAN | Chapter 10: The Passenger

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Decorated by fresh snow, Yosemite National Park in California really sparkles. Beauty is all around us. Wishing you peace, joy and time in the great outdoors this season. We are truly grateful for a chance to share in wonder and discovery on public lands with you all. From us at Interior, Merry Christmas and happy holidays! Video courtesy Mark Bouldoukian.

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[americasgreatoutdoors]

This black bear got caught in a November snow at Yosemite National Park in California. While known for its towering granite cliffs and waterfalls, Yosemite is also home to fascinating wildlife. Between 300 and 500 black bears live in the park. Brown bears are no longer found in California, so any bear you see in Yosemite is a black bear, even though their coats are brown in color. Truly black-colored bears are rare in the west. No matter its color, the snow has made this bear frosty. Photo courtesy of Mark Bouldoukian. 

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Mount Rainier National Park in Washington delivers autumn with bright blue skies, sunshine and shimmering waterfalls. Michael Althauser snapped this photo while visiting the Paradise area, capturing the beauty of the park. “A brisk 1.4 miles from the trailhead brought us to Comet Falls, which made for just about the most perfect lunch spot one could imagine. It’s named Comet Falls because when the water hits the rocks below, it sprays out in a few distinct directions and looks like shooting stars, especially when shady in the afternoon.” Photo courtesy of Michael Althauser.