scranuels

.born to shit, forced to wipe. .lezzer.

[vacant404]

I’M UPSET

the way you look at me

i feel like my mother

[guooey]

One of the most important things I have learned today..

[laters-gatorss]

Emoji spell for getting fem Loki in the Loki tv show

🕯🏳️‍🌈⚧⚨♀🐍🎞💚🌈💚🎞🐍♀⚨⚧🏳️‍🌈🕯

Like to charge, reblog to cast 🌈

[m0rbs]

I’m sorry for making this

[goblinmouse]

[vacant404]

how to socially distance

become a cryptid in your local forest :) 

[thatscorvidcore-deactivated2023]

Reasons to be frog shaped

Reason one: you are frog shaped

Reason two: you can sleep on a lily pad

Reason three: you may be one with the bog

[vacant404]

Guys Boris Johnson is rly about to win the election and im really thinking about becoming a scottish cryptd :(

[ladygroovie]

Nobody:

Not a single soul:

Rum Tum Tugger:

[vacant404]

i may not be a cats blog HOWEVER i love this musical sm 

[ofdirtandbones]

Please if you’re cold they’re cold

[vacant404]

this is my moss :) it aint much, but its honest work

[hotgrrlbummer]

[vacant404]

religon is inportant!!!

mine is eating sticks and giving the snails tiny hugs

[missmagpiee-deactivated20250324]

[vacant404]

Forget ikea, go moss

ikea matress? more like moss matress. duvet? sleep under the leaves. chairs? who is they? i only know rocks! who needs a sink when i have a whole pond. fuck politics, go moss today!

[currentclimate]

Climate kills ancient Antarctic moss

Climate change is killing Antarctic's mosses, hardy plants growing at the bottom of the planet for centuries.

The researchers say this is the first study to show that the plants in East Antarctica are being affected by climate change and ozone depletion.

Antarctic mosses, the scientists point out, are the only plants that can survive in East Antarctica. “We like to think of them as miniature, old growth forests,” said Prof Robinson.

Her co-author, Dr Melinda Waterman explained that by dating the mosses, the researchers could tell “they have been growing here for hundreds of years”.

“As they grow, the mosses preserve a record of how dry or wet the environment is along their shoots - preserving a record of Antarctic coastal climate over the centuries,” she explained.

Prof Robinson added: “[They might be only] 4-14 cm tall, but [the moss beds] are home to tiny animals and fungi and lichens and algal cells - think of them as a forest and at least 40% of it is suffering drought.

"The mosses are our sentinel for the whole ecosystem.”

[vacant404]

c l i m a t e  c h a n g e  i s  k i l l i n g  t h e  m o s s  w e  m u s t  t a k e           A C T I O N 

[vexic929]

I’d just like to thank Strange Æons personally for introducing me to goblincore I have 0 regrets