citheronia sepulcralis
pine-devil moth
location: north america
I love seeing this shot, and it's a lot of fun to replicate!
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big stretch
[Image IDs: three gifs of a beautiful, long-haired dog with alert ears in slow motion. It’s dark enough that the dog, the slightly hilly horizon, and the clouds are all stark black, but the sky is still lit up with pale orange and blue-grey. In all the gifs the dog’s pupils are reflecting a bright white, but its features are otherwise impossible to make out aside from its silhouette. In the first gif the dog is looking to the right and turns towards the camera to look right at the viewer. In the second gif the dog is looking at the viewer and lowering its head toward the ground, its fur billowing a little with the movement. In this one, there’s a very faint light that illuminates some grass and what appears to be the dog’s lower canines, or potentially a white patch under its nose. In the final gif the dog is loping just to the right of the camera, its head lowered and tail wagging. /End ID]
black shepherd at night | source
Source
An “initiation well,” used in magical rites, which was excavated at the Quinta da Regaleira estate in Sintra, Portugal.
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Library at Marienburg Castle, Germany
Campeche spiny-tailed iguana
"Cachryx alfredschmidti"
My dad called my rat a “little friend” and I just found that important
*ANGRY BEETLE NOISES*
context: I rolled a log over and found a group of passalids (Odontotaenius disjunctus) so i put them in my hand to take pics. Then I noticed another one on the other side of the log, but that one must’ve been from a different colony because they did not get along
(Virginia, 10/15/21)
Hi it’s me puddleorganism if you’re confused why you got a billion hoops from me
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