diaryofamanchild:

tootricky:

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darkpizza

itseasytoremember:

did-you-kno:

Source

what kind of wallace and gromit bullshit is this

edwardspoonhands:

ellethinthewoods:

mistress-maya:

danejuanreturns:

weloveshortvideos:

Either I’m tripping or that’s a dinosaur

WHAT ON GODS GREEN EARTH

Instantly turning everyone nearby into a 10 year old.

that person telling their kid to be gentle with all seriousness tho

Can we please have this dinosaur at next year’s VidCon?

thalassarche:

American Crows (Corvus brachyrhynchos) - photo by Mike Nash

cat-boots:

for a couple of cuties

“Am I actually getting sick or is my body reacting to stress” - a novel by me

portlybibliophile:

ducklettective:

Steven Universe Characters as Myers Briggs Types

(from this post. based off of this chart. all images from here. information from x x and x. right click and open in a new tab to view larger. please don’t remove credit!~)

DAMN IT I’M THE DORITO

zooophagous:

thebookofrage:

zooophagous:

malformalady:

A predatory seagull cannibalizing a starling after smashing it on a roof to disable it

This is cool and all but it’s not really “cannibalizing” it if it’s eating a starling. Saying a bird is a “cannibal”for eating another bird is sort of like saying it’s cannibalism to eat a cheeseburger because it’s another mammal.

Birds just sort of happen to look similar enough to each other that we consider it more weird.

Seagulls are known for cannibalism though, they’ve been known to do the same thing to other seagull chicks and eat the bodies of dead seagulls. In this case “cannibalizing” is the wrong word entirely, but a cannibal seagull is far from unheard of.

Oh I believe it. I’m pretty sure a seagull would eat its own dear mother.

7can:

Photo credits:  しず執事さん (first 5)、 ふらすこ (last 2)