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Monterey Bay Aquarium

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why he standing like this...
Very real btw !
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Sometimes I forget just how clueless the average person is at IDing birds. I follow the r/whatsthisbird cause its a fun game for me, and these two posts just remind me that most people dont see much other than "predator bird", "duck", "parrot" and "treebird"
Like I can tell hawk from owl from falcon like you can tell a cat from a dog from a horse and so the first one is like someone taking a photo of a hyena and saying "my friend thinks its a domestic short hair, but I think its a wolf or a cheetah"
Like Im not GENUINELY judging because I was there before too and its a huge learning curve, but from my lens I am like "WHAT THATS A REDTAILED HAWK"
The second looks like "Is this a great white shark" when taking a photo of catfish. (Its a common nighthawk (which despite the name is a very very very different type of bird)
Every time. [A photo of a fully fledged but small bird] Is this a baby hawk?
you are alive on a planet with insects and whales and diatoms and mycelium networks and puppies and your human friends. literally so awesome to be a living thing
humans are not a monolith of evil. those of certain imperialist persuasions have cut many branches off the tree of life. but many of us have worked tirelessly to nurse those healing branches back to a state of growth.
those species listed as Extinct in the Wild exist in that grey space, continuing to exist only because of the care of the same species that drove them to this point in the first place.
these are their voices, created by human hands, calling out against the backdrop of the places they once called home. may we see the day when they can sing for themselves once again.
"Mostly Dead is Slightly Alive" now available on bandcamp.
Piping plovers and Sanderlings from today ☀️
everyone should go check out the museum of all things. it's wikipedia but procedurally generated physical rooms and you can literally track down links. recently ive been speedrunning to various wasp pages. check it out
you can even play it in vr!
MoAT download (it's free!!)
The fly: mlemmlemmlemmlem
it's wrensday!
it's wrensday!
built a nice little enclosure for my tarantula, got her that good good substrate and cork bark, angled it all nice to make it easy for her to set up shop. and she has decided to web up the tiny ledge above the front door.
trying to hook the feeding tongs up and around the enclosure entrance to drop her meals near her because her prey is too stupid to wander near her naturally. fruit flies drowning themselves in the tiny water dish. her judgmental attitude conveyed purely through telepathy
black vultures
it's wrensday!
it's wrensday!
cooler lesbian comix than the one youre probably talking about
it's wrensday!
it's wrensday!