Thank You @spider-anu

yall: manage to juggle your academics, extracurriculars, and still somehow have a social life

me:

Yesterday I was watching Black Mirror and when Ash tell Martha that she could literally put him on a body I instantly thought about Wheatley on the Blue Sky fan fiction. Because, she put an AI on a human body, and at first she was confused about how much he looked like the real Ash, but after some time, it didn't feel right because he wasn't a human, and he couldn't act like one even though he wanted to. And that really make me feel sad

Damn, I'm really excited to see this, it's just like my precious family

Happy Grandparents Day from Pixar’s Coco!

I actually live in Mexico, and I want all this to change, like a 90% of the people who lives here, and the conservation of an ENDEMIC specie is a matter that concerns all of us. But to be honest, our government sucks, and sometimes, even the organizations that should be worried about all of this, are the ones that makes the worst damage. But after all, I think that if all the people fight for the same thing at the same time, someday they will hear it.

This morning I found out that July 9th is International Save the Vaquita Day, and that the Mexican vaquita, smallest cetacean in the world (and seven-year-old me’s favorite porpoise,) is dying off at alarming rates.

“The vaquita’s extinction clock stands at one minute to midnight and the species is being pushed into oblivion by the demand of a relatively small number of Chinese consumers of totoaba maw,” -Clare Perry, the team leader of the Environmental Investigation Agency’s (EIA) oceans campaign.

8 Ways To Help (from VIVA Vaquita website)

Donate to the Vaquita Recovery Fund

Sign their petition to the President of Mexico and others in the Mexican government, urging immediate action in banning all gillnet fishing in vaquita’s range.

Write to Mexican officials (more info in the page)

Do not buy shrimp or fish caught with gillnets.

Vote for politicians with a good environmental record

Write your elected officials: Although the Vaquita is native to Mexico, due to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), vaquita is an endangered species in Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

Contact VIVA Vaquita about volunteering.

Share the ¡Viva Vaquita! throught their facebook page or twitter

Vaquita’s lack the proper limbs and information to get out of the water and fight for their right to live. We can’t give them legs and international diplomacy skills but we can do our best to let our lawmakers know that we’re not going to sit back quietly while they wipe vaquitas off the face of the planet.

ajin week day 7: anything goes

i’ll just leave this here