we're not kids anymore.
trying on a metaphor
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i don't do bad sauce passes
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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@uncrownedanotherone
the pied harrier is a medium-sized bird of prey with a wide distribution throughout asia. they are known for their distributive black-and-white coloration. this is a migratory species; during the breeding season, they are found in a wide range from russia to north korea , and during the winter they can be found anywhere between pakistan and the philippines. they feed on small mammals, reptiles, and small birds. the pied harrier also prefers wetland habitat.
"It's impressive to see how evolution shaped the way animal embryos 'tell the time' to activate important groups of genes earlier or later in development."
For more than 100 years, biologists have wondered why animals display different types of life cycles. Some species, like humans and most vertebrates, develop directly into a fully formed yet smaller version of an adult. In contrast, many other animals give rise to beautifully diverse intermediate forms we call larvae, which then metamorphose into the adult.
Still, the understanding researchers had of why larvae exist and how they originated was limited. More importantly, large-scale comparative studies addressing this issue had not previously used modern techniques based on sequencing the genetic information of an animal—the genome—to find out how the organism uses this information while growing. Until now.
In a study led by a team at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), published in the journal Nature, researchers uncover for the first time the mechanism that likely explains how embryos form either a larva or a miniature version of the adult.
Why are lynxes so cute tho
Look at them legs
girl why are you so paws???
Costa’s sipping on an aloe flower by Marjie Morrison Via Flickr: Tohono Chul Park is such a favorite place to go for hummingbirds that we became members! Tucson, Arizona
A Cat in Singapore. See all of my cats posts here.
Ice world by everlookphotography
@blackthornhiei
she's a potato and an onion and a flower and a plastic bag and she loves you
Snowy day in Sendai, Japan.
Afternoon Glow
© riverwindphotography
Amazing shot.
do not talk to me i am angy
Scared, rather. “If I can’t see it, it’s not there”
CHEVAUX DE RACE TROTTEUSE: 1. Unieux, Étalon bai, 1 m. 60, né en 1920, par Kentucky, trotteur, et Quiz, par Atlantic, Trotteur. Record: 1′ 25″. Sommes gagnées: 122 380 fr.; à M. Simon de Pontlevoye. 2. Roxane V, Jument noire, 1 m. 61, née en 1917; par Virois, Trotteur, et Fa-Mi-Sol, par Narquois, Trotteur. Record: 1′ 24″. Sommes gagnées: 76 939 fr.; à M. H. Céran-Maillard.
Vie à la Campagne, Vol. 65, 15 Octobre 1930
